Shibumi...... very, very popular on the beaches of NC..... bought one about 2 weeks ago... really nice...soooo much better than a traditional umbrella. I've since seen some other possible alternatives but I'm very pleased with the Shibumi
I really like this and will wait for the price to drop with competition. FYI. I saw someone tie/clip their beach bag to the back side to keep it relatively shaped correctly when the wind died. Might be a good idea to bring a small optional sandbag for that contingency. Also, our beach is on the Gulf and the normal breeze is pretty much straight in all day with the Sun moving left to right. Perfect for this!
I have one that I bought last summer. For the most part it works really good but doesn’t give you shade like a canopy will. I went through several canopies so I opted for the Shibumi. It’s way overpriced for what it is. To me, the price should be somewhere between $75.00 to $100.00. I’m on my second summer with it and unless it holds up for another 4 summers then it’s just not worth the asking price. I give it a 7 out of 10 rating. By the way, I live at the beach in NC, same town where it was invited. I use mine every weekend from March until mid October.
It's way too expensive for me especially when wind is needed. Don't get me wrong it's a good product and I like the ease of set up but there's less expensive ones that work well. 💕
Looks nice an easy to setup + being lite to carry all the way to the water line. With it being intermittent shade I think I'll stick with my popup. Can't be napping and have this thing try to suffocate me! :D
Perhaps if it had poles at the back as well as the front then you wouldn't have that problem when the wind drops. to the cost of it...NO thank you i could make one of those for nothing.
It's a pretty simple design, I was surprised by the price, especially since there are less expensive options that will hold up when there is no wind. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 🙂
Excellent. I want one but it would be really annoying if everyone on beach also had one. How about the noise factor from the flapping. Earplugs required?
Fantastic invention, the cost is not practical for the average consumer. If you included lifetime guarantee for material, perhaps more people would purchase your item.
That's interesting, their website says that shibumi shades are allowed on every beach in the US except "Myrtle and North Myrtle Beach, SC and Rehoboth and Bethany Beach, DE." Thanks for sharing!
I agree, it is expensive...and you're right having to change the direction when the wind changes was annoying (although I didn't have to move it often).
Tried that on mine. Unfortunately it didn't work in moderate-wind conditions due to the air current's natural updraft flow underneath the canopy. This flow is what levitates the 1.1 oz polyester ripstop canopy tarp but poses a problem once the tarp portion becomes fixed. With the back half unable to free-float, the draft gets trapped in the mid section (like a wind sail) and collects so much of the wind that it tore the shade structure out of the ground. That said, it did work well in conditions when the wind was 4mph or less.
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Shibumi...... very, very popular on the beaches of NC..... bought one about 2 weeks ago... really nice...soooo much better than a traditional umbrella. I've since seen some other possible alternatives but I'm very pleased with the Shibumi
We used ours today for the first time. I counted 25 other ones 😂. I guess they are very popular and people don’t mind paying the $250
Lol. I saw quite a few the last time I went to the beach. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
@@tommyhenriquezkayakangler8465 This is a great shade although the price has gone up! I paid 270 with tax almost 300.
I really like this and will wait for the price to drop with competition. FYI. I saw someone tie/clip their beach bag to the back side to keep it relatively shaped correctly when the wind died. Might be a good idea to bring a small optional sandbag for that contingency. Also, our beach is on the Gulf and the normal breeze is pretty much straight in all day with the Sun moving left to right. Perfect for this!
I have one that I bought last summer. For the most part it works really good but doesn’t give you shade like a canopy will. I went through several canopies so I opted for the Shibumi. It’s way overpriced for what it is. To me, the price should be somewhere between $75.00 to $100.00. I’m on my second summer with it and unless it holds up for another 4 summers then it’s just not worth the asking price. I give it a 7 out of 10 rating. By the way, I live at the beach in NC, same town where it was invited. I use mine every weekend from March until mid October.
We have one & use it on days where an umbrella won’t work. Only complaint is that it can be noisy
I agree, that flapping is annoying. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 🙂
@@Jeffreviews4u love it so much that we even purchased the mini. Easier for me to set up than an umbrella on the days when I fly solo, lol
It's way too expensive for me especially when wind is needed. Don't get me wrong it's a good product and I like the ease of set up but there's less expensive ones that work well. 💕
I was taken back by the price, especially side similar items are less than half the price. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
it provides shade, but is the fabric have an SPF? Is it effective against UVA and UBV rays? Is does not say on the website.
Yes it has a UPF 50+
Looks nice an easy to setup + being lite to carry all the way to the water line. With it being intermittent shade I think I'll stick with my popup. Can't be napping and have this thing try to suffocate me! :D
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Looks cool 😎 👌
Lol, when the wind is blowing it is pretty cool!
Perhaps if it had poles at the back as well as the front then you wouldn't have that problem when the wind drops. to the cost of it...NO thank you i could make one of those for nothing.
It's a pretty simple design, I was surprised by the price, especially since there are less expensive options that will hold up when there is no wind. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 🙂
@@Jeffreviews4u no worries i like to see whats new thanks for sharing
Lol...me too
Whoa! Yeah that's pricey!!
Seriously, especially when their competitors are at least $100 less. Thanks for checking out the video! 👍
Excellent. I want one but it would be really annoying if everyone on beach also had one. How about the noise factor from the flapping. Earplugs required?
When I used it, I noticed the flapping was loud when the wind speed was 20-25+...otherwise it wasn't as annoying.
Fantastic invention, the cost is not practical for the average consumer. If you included lifetime guarantee for material, perhaps more people would purchase your item.
Not allowed on many Florida beaches. I like it.
That's interesting, their website says that shibumi shades are allowed on every beach in the US except "Myrtle and North Myrtle Beach, SC and Rehoboth and Bethany Beach, DE." Thanks for sharing!
Sounds like a whole lot of rules I wouldn't follow lol, especially on a public beach, last I checked this is America.
Myrtle allows...behind the lifeguards
It's way too expensive and not having rear poles is a terrible design especially as the wind changes
I agree, it is expensive...and you're right having to change the direction when the wind changes was annoying (although I didn't have to move it often).
Put a second pole on the back and all problems except the price!
I agree, the price is steep. I thought about adding a 2nd pole, do you think you'd need to add more weight to keep it in the ground?
@@Jeffreviews4u I'm not sure but I think it's worth a try I cant imagine why it would need more weight.
Tried that on mine. Unfortunately it didn't work in moderate-wind conditions due to the air current's natural updraft flow underneath the canopy. This flow is what levitates the 1.1 oz polyester ripstop canopy tarp but poses a problem once the tarp portion becomes fixed.
With the back half unable to free-float, the draft gets trapped in the mid section (like a wind sail) and collects so much of the wind that it tore the shade structure out of the ground. That said, it did work well in conditions when the wind was 4mph or less.
Price, finicky, can block the view of folks behind you… there strikes, you’re out.
Biggest thought - WAY overpriced.