Shibumi Shade Wind Assist

About This Item

This handy accessory attaches to the corners of your Shibumi Shade® canopy, anchoring each side with sandbags to create a tent-like shape. Best for those times on the beach when there's barely a breeze, the Wind Assist™ helps provide shade even in tricky wind conditions.

Features:

  • Compatible with all Shibumi Shades
  • Compact 6'' x 6''
  • Includes 2 Anchors and Carry Bag

Technology:

  • Designed in America
  • Brand : Shibumi
  • Web ID: 25LLDUSHBMWNDSSSTREC
  • SKU: 26943467
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