Outwell Drive away awnings

[Jay81]

Are Outwell Drive away awnings any good?

Just Kampers have a 25% sale on Outwell Awnings at the Moment so seems like a good time to buy?

 

[KevH]

We have got the Outwell Country Road, along with the extras such as second groundsheet (keeps the **** off the bottom), carpet (nice and warm) and inner tent (so we can get a good kip).

It is roomy and fairly easy to erect (though not in the dark at Busfest :lol: ).

It stands up well as a drive-away awning.

I am a happy buyer.

It depends on your needs of course. There are just the two of us.

 

[middi]

I have a kyham xl for when the kids come away with us. Have just brought a Vango airbeam awning for when its just me and other half Im well impressed with it Quick both to put up and pack away fitted carpet keeps it warm Well worth the extra money in my option

 

[Marriedblonde]

Outwell stuff is not bad quality.

Personally I ditched my awning and bought a tent instead. Easier to put up, a lot more choice...

 

[easy]

Vango airbeams are dream awnings! I love mine soooo much!

 

[Marriedblonde]

I've one of their airbeam tents. Amazing. 10 mins to put up and peg out. Awesome. Saved so many rows

 

[Jay81]

Those air beam tents look mint do they do a small one (one inner tent and a bit if space?


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[*Sam*]

I have an outwell country road, it's ok but I have had 1 of the fibre poles snap and it is a bit of a pain in the bum when windy if your on your own doing it.

If I were buying now I would go for an air beam awning.

 

[rickyrooo1]

i have a outwell country road too, i like it and would reccomend.

 

[Bay pride]

I get proper fed up with my awning after a few stops, even though it's a decent one. It's a blue bird (with a couple of holes from the fire)

Air beam one is on the wish list! (With no fires nearby!)


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