SupaPeg 180 Degree Free Standing Awning for Vehicles and Camping!

Check out the new SupaPeg Outbound Shield 180 degree awning on my Chopped 200 Series Landcruiser. This is very easy to setup and pack up, and gives me HEAPS of shade over the kitchen of my canopy. It also takes walls so I can close it in to keep rain, dew, wind, dust, and more out!

In this video I setup and packup the awning, and share why its useful for camping and touring, and some other handy tips!

Awning on SupaPeg's website here:
https://www.suparvaustralia.com.au/pr...

Kaon mounting brackets I used here:
https://www.kaon.com.au/universal-270...

Location Topic
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Grab out the tensioning ropes
01:03 Unzip the Bag and flip the bag out of the way
01:29 Undo the velcro straps
01:43 Walk the rear arms out
01:53 Attach the tie down rope
02:15 Walk the forward arms out
02:29 Attach tie down strap
02:51 Large shaded area for the canopy
03:06 Setup spreader bar
03:28 Setup curved spreader bar for water run off
04:06 Options for heavy weather
04:32 Discuss the optional wall kits
04:41 Simple Setup Done
04:51 Opening up the canopy under the awning
05:04 Kaon Mounting Brackets
05:58 Showing the heavy weather pole setup
07:08 Packing the awning away
07:12 Pack away the heavy weather poles
07:22 Close the canopy
07:27 Take the curved spreader bar out
07:54 Remove the centre spreader bar
08:06 Tip on whether to do front or back first!
08:29 Put front away first
09:26 Then put the rear arms away
09:53 Tip: flick the velcro straps over before pushing the arms in tight
10:06 Fasten the arms in place using the first velcro strap
10:24 Roll the canvas up
10:33 Close second velcro strap
10:39 Tip: Offset the velcro when you close it
10:46 Close third and final velcro
10:56 Pull the bag over and zip it closed
11:39 Conclusion