TC and awnings
I currently do not have an awning on my wolf creek 850 but with Spring trips in the wet Pacific Northwest I'm considering getting one. I'm curious to hear others opinions on an awning. They're not che...
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Reddog1 wrote:Wheelholder wrote:
We also have a 10x10 cover. Have used it a couple of times. Found out it was not waterproof after entering one morning with the dew on it and bumped into the frame. Got a rather cold shower.
We also have the screen enclosure to go with it. Bought at Dick's Sporting Goods, I think. Spent 60-7- bucks for it. Comes in the bag with wheels and the screen has its own bag. For our style of camping, it is more trouble than it is worth.
I do not sell the tent Canopies, but I can say with all honesty that you would not have that issue with the E-ZUP I linked previously. It very well could happen with our less expensive Canopy. I really do not like the "you get what you pay for" statement. With that said, there is a difference in Canopies. That is why I have two. I cannot say you will absolutely not get dew on the underside, but I really cannot say it will be any more than an awning.
I have to agree with Reddog,
We bought a screened 10x10 canopy before our trip around Alaska last year, and it was the single best purchase of the trip! It allowed sitting outside the camper at the picnic table, cooking without getting eaten alive by the Alaskan bugs! And yet it folds up in less than a minute!
I bought a Fiamma awning for the side of my Avion, but haven't got it mounted yet...
I wish we could get an awning over the back door, but the shape of the Avion makes that almost impossible...
