Freespirit Recreation 180 Degree Awning
Freespirt Recreation 180 Degree Awning Overview
Staying true to the fast and easy set-up of other Freespirit Recreation products, the 180 Awning sets up in less than 60 seconds! No support poles are needed, making camping even easier and setting up camp even faster.
The awning itself weighs just 46 pounds, meaning it can be mounted to almost any roof rack or the side of some roof top tents.
This design works on both driver and passenger sides.
Free Standing
Weighing just 46 pounds, the FSR 180 awning is one of the lightest awnings on the market.
Mount it to any rack, or even some hard shell roof top tent channels, to make your adventures more weather resilient.
No poles, no problem! This awning handles itself in windy conditions.
It also comes with stakes and tie downs for extreme circumstances.
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Freespirit Recreation 180 Degree Awning Specifications
| Closed Box Dimensions: | 90"x 6" |
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| Opened Dimensions: | 250" x 83.5" |
| Product Weight: | 46 lbs |
| Other specifications | Mounting Hardware and Brackets Included |
Versatile Protection
When the weather is turning nasty intense, swing-open this 100 square feet of active shelter to shield against passing storms or midday heat.
Its oversized footprint helps protects against the elements when loading and unloading your equipment, too.
Extra Wind Protection
The awning comes with guide ropes and stakes to allow you to secure your awning when wind becomes the enemy.
