Rough Country 270 Degree Awning Review - Best Deal?

Check out my review of the Rough Country 270° Awning!
In this video, I'm taking a quick look at the features, functionality, and ease of use of this awning.
Thinking about getting a Rough Country 270° Awning?
Watch this video to see if it's the right choice for you!
Leave a comment below and let me know what you think! Have any questions about the Rough Country 270° Awning? Don't hesitate to ask!
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[@isaacmelendez8202]

Please make more stealth camping , love this

[@DeepSouthOverlander]

Thanks for the quick and dirty review on this awning. I have to say the biggest thing about freestanding awnings that scares me (seeing all the horror story on the tube....) is how quickly it is for a huge wind gust to essentially mangle the entire thing beyond repair. That's a LOT of wing surface and a lot of cantilever force applied to that one articulation where all the arms stack up. IF I ever buy another one (did buy an ironman once and returned/sold it one hour later after installation and realized the backside would NOT cover my kitchen/hatch area of my truck) I would certainly advocate to ALWAYS drop the extra pole or at least put the guy lines down. $270 is a great price. Best of luck.

[@javilee98]

I agree with you, it just depends on the day/weather. Certain days in my driveway there's absolutely no wind so it's free standing. Every time I've taken it to the beach, even with mild wind I stake it down. It only takes 3 minutes to stake it down so it's worth it.
If it's crazy windy I won't open it up, I'm familiar with the horror stories as well!

[@dattran6372]

yep, and most of these lower priced awnings are REALLY weak at the joints and that's where they get messed up or break even in weaker winds.