Easy Ups

[mfordy]

A bit off topic but probably of interest to many.
Whose brought an easy-up lately and is it any good?
Trying to find a decent one that will cope with a bit of wind and weather for those hot summer days (if they ever get here!...) at the track or trail rides.
The warehouse ones are just crap. I've heard that Supercheap have a decent brand but our local shop doesn't know anything about them.

[telliman]

A bit off topic but probably of interest to many.
Whose brought an easy-up lately and is it any good?
Trying to find a decent one that will cope with a bit of wind and weather for those hot summer days (if they ever get here!...) at the track or trail rides.
The warehouse ones are just crap. I've heard that Supercheap have a decent brand but our local shop doesn't know anything about them.

dude, theres a cool ezi-up shop in newton gully right next to the shell station before symonds street,not cheap but good quality,

[scott411]

the ezy up brand is pretty good, but still not that great in the wind,

the sheline ones out of whangarei are the best i have seen, but you pay for it, they are alloy so lighter, and also they handle the wind better due to the way the canapy is mounted

[BM-GS]

Very timely, I'm after one of these too.

Anyone know about the Verano (Varano?) brand, as seen on Trademe?

[The Stranger]

These guys (http://www.kwiknezy.co.nz/)have some good ones AND they actually have spares for them too.

[telliman]

These guys (http://www.kwiknezy.co.nz/)have some good ones AND they actually have spares for them too.

thats the one , kwik n ezy!

[Chia]

Kwik n ezy are highly recommended, I've used them for work and they're pretty durable and good service too.