Gazelle Tents™, 3-Pack Gazebo Wind Panels, Portable Gazebo Wind Panels, Privacy Panels, Waterproof, Desert Sand, GA104, tan

It’s wild to me that it is cheaper to buy two packs of rainflys separately then to buy the Gazelle gazebo package with the rainflys included. Someone at Gazelle needs to fix that. But having rainflys is crucial. I went on a trip where it rained and I didn’t have them, and it meant that we had to pack everything up and sleep in the trailer. That sucked. These attach easily and sometimes I just leave them attached when I fold the gazebo down it will still fit in the carrying bag, if a bit snuggly.

They’re great! They don’t actually fit my hextent but they do in a pinch. The shipping was ultra fast and they’re a great colour. Would recommend.

These wind panels are great for rainy days ! (the gazelle is our windy day room and the tight woven mesh keeps wind out up to about 20mph as it is) Fit tightly and with the gazelle pop up velco fasteners under the outer flap keep all the rain out. Easy and quick to attach even for little ol' shorty me. I also use them when I have the dogs inside (great for privacy from neighboring campers) so they don't see others walking by, but I still want to see out. Fastening the wall halfway up and putting over the center wall hub and letting it hang down. I can then secure or leave hanging at half mast. Love them for all varieties of circumstances !

Perfect fit for our screen gazebo! I use our gazebo as a work room when wife and I are vacationing with our travel trailer. Having these panels during rainy weather is a game changer. I don't have to pull out electronics or stop working, because of rain. Along with a set I bought originally with the gazebo, this set allows me to completely enclose the screens during bad weather. Even helps in cold weather by helping to retain some heat inside. Well made and perfect fit!

We have used our Gazelle Pop-Up Screen Tent, GA 104 (6-sided) multiple times for 3-night camping trips. Initially, the tent was inside-out, so that posed some challenges insofar as figuring out how to get it right-side-out and pop it up. We managed. It is easy to erect, and while it is possible to pop it up alone, the more people there are, the easier it is. The difficulty for us is that we are short people, so to get the top of the screen tent to pop into place, we have to jump up and strike the ceiling with enough force to pop it. The zipper works well, although having a pole (like the door poles) across the top of the zippered panel would provide more stability and easier zipping. Rain: We purchased 4 rain panels which are extremely neat and easy to install. The problem is that there is no flap above the rain panels to keep the rain from falling between the panels and the screen tent sides; the rain simply falls between the screen and rain panels...into the tent, defeating the purpose of the rain/wind panels. This easily could have been a non-issue during the manufacturing stage by sewing a flap on the edges where the ceiling meets each wall so that the water runs over the outside of the rain/wind panels versus the inside. A second door would be nice, as well, as would a horizontal stabilizer pole above the door. The critter flaps work well and serve the dual purpose of holding the door side down while trying to open the zipper with one hand. Perhaps an improvement could be a flap on the inside AND outside on the door side of the screen tent. Overall, we are pleased with the screen tent but wish the improvements mentioned were available and built into the tent. Compared to the previous screen tent we had (purchased used), this one's a breeze to erect and CAN be put up with one person; two or more make it easier, though.