ABO Gear Sunmate Shelter

The Sunmate features a sewn in floor, large open front, nylon mesh panels for ventilation. Includes shock-corded fiberglass poles, sand pockets and stakes for extra stability. Comes with carry bag.

Protect yourself and your little ones from harmful UV rays with the Sunmate shelter from ABO Gear. The easy-to-set-up Sunmate offers SPF 50 protection, yet still lets it in plenty of breeze thanks to the open front and vent screens on the other three sides.

The Sunmate shelter offers SPF 50 protection on bright sunny days.

As a result, it's like lounging in the open sun without exposing yourself to the actual sun. The shelter is also tough and stable, with shock-corded fiberglass poles, sand pockets, and stakes. And when you're ready to head out, the shelter packs up and stores in the compact carrying bag.

About ABO Gear
Short for Australian Beach Outdoor, ABO Gear opened in 1995 with a mission of making outdoor life more comfortable. In the ensuing years, the company has moved in a more pet-focused, sustainability-oriented direction. In 2004, ABO Gear entered the pet market, providing pets with the same rugged, high-performance, waterproof gear as their owners. In 2008, ABO launched a Natural Products Division focused on "green and pet gear." The division's Aussie Naturals brand features products made using jute, wool, cotton, coconut fiber, natural gum rubber, and leather. ABO Gear continued its movement with its Outback Jack line. Inspired by watching tons of scrap fabric being trucked to landfills, Outback Jack products are made of discarded fabric given a second life as dog toys, travel bowls, and more.

ABO Gear tests all its pet products on employee's dogs and maintains a partnership with Barking Hound Village Foundation (BHVF) in Atlanta. BHVF rescues dogs slated for euthanasia in local city and counter shelters and transports them to no-kill rescues across the East Coast. ABO Gear is currently based in downtown Decatur, Georgia, with a 50,000-square-foot warehouse and fulfillment center in Murphy, North Carolina.