Parasol Base Weights Bag - Up to 40kg, Heavy Duty Cantilever Bases Weight for Banana Overhanging Parasol Cross Stand Extra Sandbags Weighted Patio Outdoor Garden Umbrella Base

This parasol base works by filling it with sand and placing it on the stand of the umbrella you need to weigh down. I recently purchased a banana umbrella and this one is perfect for it. The lining opens up to allow the filling with sand. Once filled it is closed with velcro to keep the sand in place. The catch on the cover is NOT really strong so do not try to tighten it around the base of whatever you are using it for. The clip is only to retain the circular shape of the cover. The bag took a good 25Kg's of sand and it would have been possible to add more. Happy to recommend.

Great piece of kit. Hard to fill and messy. You’d get over that! Its heavy but I’m fine with that. When I’m old I’ll have trouble. Takes 20kg of sand and I’d say 5-10kg more to fill. I’ve 3/4 bag left of 20 ish kg bag. Now the issue I had with wind is, my Parasol has and adjustment pedal on the base…. When the sand and bag settled… the parasol started to rotate left and right on the pivot. The weight of the bag pressed the pedal down and let it loose!! No drama really I just jammed a brick under the pedal and the bag! Sorted! Pick a position and your grand. Strong wind today and it didn’t fall over 👍🏻

Does the job. Took two bags of sharp sand to fill then struggled to lift it. Very heavy once filled. Fit neatly round the parasol I bought it for and will hold firm for sure

Excellent easy to fill good price. Very happy. We have strong wind that’s always knocks umbrella over with this it will not move. Material is very strong so should last.

The Brislut Parasol Base Weights Bag offers a practical solution for stabilizing cantilever parasol bases. With a capacity of up to 40kg, these heavy-duty weights provide substantial support, ensuring the parasol remains securely in place. The durability of the materials is commendable, holding up well under various weather conditions. However, the design may present some challenges. Filling the bags with sand or gravel can be a bit cumbersome, and once filled, they can be quite heavy to maneuver. Additionally, the Velcro closure might need occasional readjustment to maintain a secure fit. Overall, the Brislut Parasol Base Weights Bag serves its purpose effectively, providing stability for cantilever parasols. While there are minor usability considerations, the robust construction and weight capacity make it a reliable choice for enhancing the stability of outdoor parasol setups.

I bought this last summer and finally got to use it today. It's filled with basic building sand and I definitely could have put more in, it's not fully filled out yet, but it's doing a good job of holding the umbrella. One or two design improvements could be another handle on in the opposite side to even the load when lifting and a buckle to secure the filling flap, when you lift it by the handle the velcro seems to strain and I don't fancy sand all over my patio when I go to put it in for the winter. Other than that it seems to be a good job, we'll see what happens when it rains, whether it's water repellent or not.

Brought this item to go with the parasol, filled with sand, working well but when moved by Using handle the bag split. It should last, because that's what it's for. So get a metal one.

This is a weight bag, and I clearly didn't read the description clearly enough as I thought it was the actual 'weights', but no, you have to fill the bag with sand/gravel etc. Having said that, it's a very tidy looking circular shaped bag, and so I am keeping it because I think it's worth the £17 something that I paid for it.

c'est un colis est tres neau

sac de poids pour mon parasol. il suffit de le remplir de sable. il fonctionne bien

Prodotti molto robusto e dopo averlo riempito con 40 kg di sabbia è molto stabile

Ständer hält was er verspricht

El saco va de maravilla, yo en vez de arena lo llené con piedras blancas decorativas de jardín, que me habían sobrado de otra cosa, es tal cual que en las fotos, se ve bastante resistente y más económico que otras bases. Yo me hice una base de madera, para cubrir las patas del parasol y la tengo puesta encima.