Used Shibumi® for Sale in Holden Beach

The canopy requires a breeze of at least 2 to 3 mph to float properly. It is built to perform in sustained winds up to 20 mph, but sustained winds or gusts exceeding 20 to 25 mph can stress the pole arch and cause instability. On calm days with winds under 2 mph, the fabric will hang down unless used with a Wind Assist kit.

Setup takes under three minutes and can easily be done by one person. Assemble the shock-corded aluminum pole, slide it through the canopy's sleeve, position the arch facing directly into the wind, push both pole ends 6 to 8 inches into the sand, and fill the attached anchor pouch with sand.

No, the Shibumi® is engineered strictly for soft-sand coastal beaches. It relies on burying the pole ends 6 to 8 inches into sand and using a sand-filled anchor bag rather than traditional ground stakes, making it unsuitable for lawns, hard-packed dirt, or rocks.

Rinse the pole joints and canopy fabric with fresh water after each beach trip. Rinsing clears out saltwater and abrasive sand that can degrade shock cords and aluminum over time. Always let the canopy air-dry completely before packing it into the carry bag to prevent mildew.

The Shibumi® weighs approximately 4 pounds and packs down to roughly 26 inches long by 5 inches wide. It fits into a compact, cylindrical carrying bag with a shoulder strap for easy transport across the sand.

Warehouse pickup is available by appointment, or you can opt for local delivery. Available delivery options and schedules are confirmed during checkout based on your selected service area.

Currently available: Good: $249.99 (7 available); Fair: $199.99 (10 available). Prices and quantities can change; final availability is confirmed at checkout.