Used Shibumi® for Sale in Ocean Isle Beach

A sustained breeze of at least 3 mph is required to lift and fly the canopy. While it is built to perform in ocean breezes where traditional beach umbrellas fail, manufacturer guidance advises taking it down during severe weather or when wind gusts exceed 25 mph.

Assembly takes under three minutes and can be completed by a single person. You snap together the shock-corded aluminum pole arch, slide it through the canopy sleeve, firmly plant the pole ends deep into the sand angled into the wind, and let the canopy float back naturally with the breeze.

The Shibumi® is exceptionally lightweight, weighing approximately 4 pounds. It packs down into a carry bag measuring roughly 26 inches by 5 inches, making it easy to carry over your shoulder alongside other beach essentials.

No, it is designed specifically for coastal, sandy beach environments. Setup requires planting the pole ends deep into the sand, and the canopy relies on a steady ocean breeze, meaning it cannot be pitched on hard turf, rocks, or pavement without specialized ballast.

Review local forecasts before heading to the strand to confirm you will have the minimum 3 mph breeze needed to float the canopy. You can check daily wind and surf conditions using our Brunswick Islands Tide Chart & Weather Forecast tool.

Delivery options are confirmed during checkout for your selected service area. If you prefer to retrieve your Shibumi® in person, warehouse pickup is available by appointment.

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