Does anyone have one of these or any first hand experience with one? It has a good price point and is free standing. Has an annex option that goes with it as well which could be cool for the kids in buggy spots. Thanks for any insight.
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Yes itâs a great value, plus itâs sqaured up to the back. Youâll still end up with a little gap on drivers side nothing to large. It comes in at 41lbs on my scales. Iâve had 3 to check (long storyâŚhardware in box â shipping damage â holes in cover. Top notch customer service!)
I have video content which I need to edit which does a better job explaining the steps then FSR video. I personally feel the awning room is a bit to much both with weight and time to setup. For speed Iâd suggest a Hub Tent we have a fully enclosed with floors, screens and walls a Clam Quick Set 12x12. This is a great way to go plus you can just strap it to the Beef Rack Crossbars. The 10x10 will be lighter and do a nice job. The 12x12 is amazing with larger groups.
Also Iâd suggest picking up some of the Green Elephant adjustable poles. Theyâll fit right into the holes of the awning arms in case you need them. Whatâs great with these is they also have the rubber caps. So you can use them for under the awning to lift up spots if needed.
If you do pick one up youâll need to buy 3 of the âGFC Universal Mounting Bracketsâ. Not 2!
+:tent:=:slightly_smiling_face:!
Mark (& Teresa)
Hampstead Maryland
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Ford Ranger FX4 - GFC Camper V2 #1919
⢠Kia Soulverlander ⢠Nissan Xterra Off-Road â˘
I have one as well, donât have my GFC yet so I canât comment on fitment to that, but the awning has been nothing but amazing since I got it.
I have one. Finally installed it the other day and Iâve had it for about 6 months. So far itâs pretty amazing. Using @jedgar mounts he made. They are pretty sweet. He actually inspired me to get one after him and I camped last year in the rain and it was our saving grace!
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