Some of my most favorite memories are of camping in WA when I was a kid. We moved to Texas & camped but it’s hot humid & not quite the same we have a camper now that we are older Thank you so much for all that you share ..
I have been running supapeg awnings on my 4wd and they made me a custom awning with side walls , zips, windows for my camper trailer. 4 years on, still have no issues what’s so ever after, rain, wind , salt and massive 100mm down pours. You will have this for ever. With the cost, worth it..... the like of Drifts, Patriot and Lifestyle campers use Supapeg. All Australian made companies. Good by good vid... 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The 16 individuals who gave this video a thumbs down have brain damage, it was a good review and if you're really interested in it and want to see and know more you could have just subscribed to see more of it and learn. Some people really are strange. Good review, and yeah it's good to be compact for plenty of reasons.
Miss your videos. They were always fun to watch, sights of WA and how outstanding the videography was. Hope all is good for you mate. From Washington PNW.
👍👍Yep have had two Supapeg awnings on the Suzuki GV. First one a Stand Ezy ERV 2x2.5m (5yrs and still in as-new nick after alot of use). Most recently have got the RapidWing4 which wraps around, covering the boot/rear of the 4by, awesome!!! 🙌 Great to see some Qldr gear making it to WA. PS the zip-on walls (have 2 of them) are fantastic for the extra protection they provide too😊
I'm looking at buying an awning from these guys and came across your video again. Miss your content mate, there are other good 4x4 channels but none of them seem as genuine as yours was. I hope you are having a great time not having to worry about filming everything.
Evan Walters I’m exactly the same, discovered his channel about a week after buying my first ever 4WD, this vid was the first one I saw and then a few weeks later I saw his video saying he was leaving RUclips, I was devastated but so happy for him at the same time if that’s what he wanted to do. Your passion should never become a chore. Anyways, finally ordered my awning this afternoon and it’s thanks to him that I went a SupaPeg awning.
@10:00 I did something very similar to my ARB 2500 Touring awning to keep the water from pooling in the center. I just purchased a bunch of extra poles to have on hand and modified one to have the spear tip on both ends. Then drilled appropriate sized holes in the awning frame both on the mounted side and the standing side where I just slip the spear tip in and tighten the pole up. To add to this, I slip a foot long piece of thick pool noodle over that center pole and it pushes the awning fabric upwards slightly to keep it taught and pool free. Works like charm in heavy rain.
Great choice of awning I have 3 superpeg awnings and you will not be disappointed All Aussie made All parts if they ever fail are replaceable and would only be an issue if awning is not treated with care and set up with posts pegged to ground and on my awnings they can unless really bad weather be secured by the foot being pegged only so far without any issues I have also supercenter awnings and yes there cheap but not in the same class as superpeg gear You will have a lot of years out of the awning for sure
I had a Subaru Outback AWD with a 3mx2.5m awning on it. With a 50mm lift kit, roof rack and steel basket, the awning mounted on top, there was enough room to walk under the awning without cracking my head. The Subi could get in to most places any 'propper' 4wd could go and was excellent on the beach. It only weighed 1800kg with a load so floated over the sand, run rings around all your heavy tanks with all the fancy gear. Didnt need traks cos it didnt get bogged so badly.
They always pick on the Subie's until that awkward moment when they're buried up to their door handles in a bog and the Subie's just sail on past. They go mighty quiet when that happens. :P
A1 review again mate 🍻 Have a Supapeg awning as well and pegs, great gear I highly recommend their products. Thanks again for your vid. Love your product reviews 👍
Looks like a good product. I couldn't help but laugh when you wondered why the install went so smoothly, obviously you usually have similar experiences to me when doing this sort of work :)
Great video mate :) with every man and his dog buying 270deg awning's, it's a nice change to see a 180deg one like yours. Cheers, Don (Dons Shed and Xplor Overland)
Mate I think your videos are Awesome I was thinking about this awning but wasn’t to sure but after watching your video I will probably go for one of these. 👍 thanks mate
I've had a Polaris awning for 14yrs and it has a curved central bar as standard,so nothing new about that,14oz canvas and zip on sides and front to make a full annex or enlarge the shade area. Made in Brisbane ,cost $1100 back then and has outlasted many of my friends awnings by yrs. Look am up,you won't be disappointed.
Another Aussie made one. Will look into it. I was buying similar to this from SupaRV as they were Australian made. Will have a look at the Polaris products. Thanks.
The owning is a good investment if you do a lot of camping and off road driving. And regardless it has its practicality to make life more enjoyable. Enjoyed the video, cheers.
We have a small business and love your shirts and jumpers, was wondering where you get them made and keep making your videos we love watching them and wait for them to come out.🙂
Howdy. Love the Awning the 1 really important piece of information missing is the weight I know a lot of people out there either have no clue or just don't care about weight well that is until they get caught for being over weight of haven accident for which over weight is attributed to the accident & they loose their insurance, me I'm paranoid about my weight i've been weighed several times in NSW & twice in Vic all by the roads authorities
Haha I was here looking for an awning for my Subaru Forester and you called me out haha. Great videos mate, and good to see a fellow Perth lad getting out and about.
Thanks - checked out the supapeg site, the other awnings looked like they would only work on the passenger side, so perhaps this one was your only choice. Your reviews are excellent Michael.
Another great video, you could make an instructional knitting video and I'd watch it. I have an original Foxwing awning I picked up second hand 5 years ago, it's done cape York and Fraser Island and everywhere in between. I expect it will last forever.
Update. Some lowlife stole it off my roof rack that remained on the side of the road after I rolled my Pajero in outback Queensland, on my way to WA. Spewing
Love your content, subscribed last week and had a binge on your videos [ totally awesome ] . I have had one of these awnings for over a year and they are amazing but they do have a issue that you did adress, if you do not peg down the legs straight away and the wind picks up, especially by yourself the awning will flip over on itself and snap the black plastic support brackets that fit into the poles supported from the vehicle. order yourself a few spares ;) . Apart from that awesome bit of kit and thanks for your videos.
Hi Michael, Very timely demonstration/introduction of this awning for me. I have a 1996 Subaru Outback wagon that I used for my 2018 Ghan Sojourn (Coffs Harbour to Darwin via the Ghan, then back down through Adelaide, VIC Silo Art Trail, NSW Riverina, Sydney & home. 2 3/4 months 11,600 kms of which over 600 was corrugated dirt. So if I am able to 'twist their arm' I'm hoping for a 1700 or 1800 cm version for the left side, where the 'fridge is (rear left passenger seat folded down). Then same side in the back two 'Coles' flat-pack black crates with cooking/dried food etcs. Right side is made-up bed. Rear luggae area has a homemade cover consisting of two angle alum rails stretching a black anti-skid holey matt. The fold-up table lives on top of that. Other rails underside of inner roof lining hold the rolled up mozzie magnetic curtain (sticks over left door window areas using rare earth magnet corners & double-width 'fridge magnet' strips. The other side hold a chair & tripod. 20 L water jerrycan left inside corner, empty 20L petrol jerrycan R corner. When holding petrol it lives in a HD garden black plastic bag with plastic tie to make it airtight. Just in case it fumes a bit. Last year it had petrol from just before Woomera all the way to Wilpena Pound, via William Creek (Oodnadatta track). No fumes. I may however just go for a standard Left side awning 2x2 if possible. The fuel filler is on the right side so this would be best. I need to sort out with them how to mount this to the standard Subaru rail, or go to a flat roofrack. As I'm also looking at your demonstrated 100W solar panel, with a 75 Ahr deep cycle, dc dc charger etc, the flat roofrack could help. But I'd want it easily removeable for car cleaning etc. Michael I really enjoy and appreciate your various videos. Taking me places I can no longer go, as well as almost-forgotten places I've travelled in another life. Sigh
chris 86 hey mate I drilled the holes out with a 8.5mm drill piece, you can still use the original hole but just very tight, I never use the rope anymore, poles are awesome
Watched this review and ordered one straight away should be here in a few days been looking for a quality awning for a couple of weeks now very impressed can't wait to use it. Cheers 👍 Got my awning in a couple of days installed it easy peasy lemon squeezy. Have used it now awsome.....recommend no probs believe me i am very hard to please probably explains why i don't have a woman..Cheers😈👍👍
The awning seems to fit your car really well and appears to be a really well thought out product. The light weight is a feature imho. I made a custom awning for my suzuki and also found the aluminium supa-peg poles to be good quality.
Really like the Superpeg awning for many reasons. Great review and demonstration. How long is your Canopy ? Also were do you sell your tea shirts? Thanks
When I measured up the awning to see if it would work I kinda figured it was going to end up on abit of a funny angle 🤔. But the front door still opens, so it's not all bad! 😁 Thanks Rooster 👍
Did you look at an AluCab Shadow Awn 270? so easy to erect and pack away, I've thrashed mine up the Kimberley and heaps of local trips, it has reflective Canvas, is free standing, a small pole to stop water pooling, can be pegged down and has a tuck away support pole on one leg. downside is its weight 25kg! but its all quality.
@Seek Adventure - the yellow sand pegs at 14.45min in - Can confirm both the Supapeg 225mm and 300mm yellow pegs fit into the pegable feet eyelets (about 10mm)
Hey mate great video been looking at awnings an you have sold me on Supa peg brand for sure awesome hey just found on You tube love all your hints for 4wd Adventure trips mate .. ( ;-))
The reason you'd want one on your forester is so that you can relax in the afternoon sun at that night's campsite while you wait for the rest of your friends to catch up :P
Leaks in the corner where it opens . Also with mine you can’t put walls on it. Get the one from Drifta Products.Also would be good to have a cam lock on the pole so that you can adjust the height without having to pull the pegs out to drop it. Also I have the 270 degree.
It's exactly the same as the Drifta, Supa peg make them for Drifta. Sadly mine also leaks in the corners and I keep breaking the plastic buckles on the guy rops. However, it's still the best awning on the market.
@@SeekAdventure I'm in the US, so not as of yet, but have been researching and planning for quite some time. The dream trip, for sure. That's how I found your channel though, ingesting everything I can find on the amazing locations your country has to offer for when I do make the trek over the water. Thanks for all the info you provide!
I bought a Rapid 4 awning on basis of this promo and much research. It had a massive fail on just second day of use after strictly compliant set-up in clear weather. Two sections flipped onto roof after rivets failed and arms broke at hinge. Clear disclaimers that straps not needed unless high winds.No acknowledgement by SP
Awesome review! We have a 270 awning (as we have wagon) and it withstood gale force winds on Fraser a couple of weeks ago. Double pegged as you showed in the sand, dropped the legs a bit and it was rock solid. We have only had it for a month and used it a couple of times but absolutely love it so far 👍🏻
You forgot. All Australian made. Made in QLD and uses Aussie canvas. I'd say that is a pretty big plus. I'm trying to figure which of Supa-Rv (Supa-peg) products to get. They have a few shapes and sizes. Decisions....
Have you got any thoughts on the oztrail foxwing? I was thinking of a 270 with a couple of sides would keep you dry even in a cyclone lol. I love the ridge beam idea to stop the water pooling on this one. Another great review 👍🏼
Thomas Davenport supapeg is also Australian made so we should be trying to support Aussie manufacturing. I wonder how many people complain about the lack of Aussie manufacturing while they drive around with their cheap Chinese kings awning on the side of their car.
Thank you for this informative video. How high should the awning be to clear the canopy door? Can you use the curved cross bar when the canopy door is open?
Nice mate. The two triangular ends seem to almost be useless for a lot of applications but its good if it works for you. Not sure if I missed it but probably a good idea to mention if you paid for products or if they were sent to you
COME BACK AND DO A YEARLY UPDATE PLZ MICHEAL We miss you champ, and i miss your jumpers coz i had 2, one got stolen and the other got drowned in fuel from a leaky motorbike jerry can.
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This guy is gifted with a face that looks like he is always smiling. :)
Andrew August what happens when he wants to look pissed off?
i'm the opposite. always look angry and depressed haha
dont trust a person if their top lip not move, his a ventriloquist doll, some one has his hand up its butt doing the talking..lol
@@gbangerau Came here for this comment
OMG i thought the same thing the very 1st time i saw one of his vids.
Some of my most favorite memories are of camping in WA when I was a kid. We moved to Texas & camped but it’s hot humid & not quite the same we have a camper now that we are older Thank you so much for all that you share ..
I love your style mate fresh and honest love how you give the price as well keep it up my favorite youtuber by far
LOL... That went well. "Something must be wrong." Love the vids.
NO STICKER,no sale.
Really enjoy the videos,easy to listen too.
So stoked I found this guy. He’s living my dream and full of ideas. He’s a true ideas man.
I have been running supapeg awnings on my 4wd and they made me a custom awning with side walls , zips, windows for my camper trailer. 4 years on, still have no issues what’s so ever after, rain, wind , salt and massive 100mm down pours. You will have this for ever. With the cost, worth it..... the like of Drifts, Patriot and Lifestyle campers use Supapeg. All Australian made companies. Good by good vid...
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The 16 individuals who gave this video a thumbs down have brain damage, it was a good review and if you're really interested in it and want to see and know more you could have just subscribed to see more of it and learn.
Some people really are strange.
Good review, and yeah it's good to be compact for plenty of reasons.
probably the purveyors of a competing brand.
The supa peg stuff is quality. I've got a Drifta awning, which uses supa peg poles and hinges, that works great.
Miss your videos. They were always fun to watch, sights of WA and how outstanding the videography was.
Hope all is good for you mate. From Washington PNW.
Love your channel man. Not just this vid but most I’ve watched from you, no BS straight to the point.
👍👍Yep have had two Supapeg awnings on the Suzuki GV. First one a Stand Ezy ERV 2x2.5m (5yrs and still in as-new nick after alot of use). Most recently have got the RapidWing4 which wraps around, covering the boot/rear of the 4by, awesome!!! 🙌 Great to see some Qldr gear making it to WA. PS the zip-on walls (have 2 of them) are fantastic for the extra protection they provide too😊
I'm looking at buying an awning from these guys and came across your video again. Miss your content mate, there are other good 4x4 channels but none of them seem as genuine as yours was. I hope you are having a great time not having to worry about filming everything.
Evan Walters I’m exactly the same, discovered his channel about a week after buying my first ever 4WD, this vid was the first one I saw and then a few weeks later I saw his video saying he was leaving RUclips, I was devastated but so happy for him at the same time if that’s what he wanted to do. Your passion should never become a chore. Anyways, finally ordered my awning this afternoon and it’s thanks to him that I went a SupaPeg awning.
@@scubareuben I ended up getting one too. He should get a commission. :)
@10:00 I did something very similar to my ARB 2500 Touring awning to keep the water from pooling in the center. I just purchased a bunch of extra poles to have on hand and modified one to have the spear tip on both ends. Then drilled appropriate sized holes in the awning frame both on the mounted side and the standing side where I just slip the spear tip in and tighten the pole up. To add to this, I slip a foot long piece of thick pool noodle over that center pole and it pushes the awning fabric upwards slightly to keep it taught and pool free. Works like charm in heavy rain.
Your smile is somehow both infectious, and unnerving. Thumbs up.
I just watched a camper awning installation, and I loved it!
What a neat awning, would love one of those for my Forester ;-)
Had a good giggle at this one, thanks Linzi! Go the forrester! 👍🙂
Great choice of awning
I have 3 superpeg awnings and you will not be disappointed
All Aussie made
All parts if they ever fail are replaceable and would only be an issue if awning is not treated with care and set up with posts pegged to ground and on my awnings they can unless really bad weather be secured by the foot being pegged only so far without any issues
I have also supercenter awnings and yes there cheap but not in the same class as superpeg gear
You will have a lot of years out of the awning for sure
I had a Subaru Outback AWD with a 3mx2.5m awning on it. With a 50mm lift kit, roof rack and steel basket, the awning mounted on top, there was enough room to walk under the awning without cracking my head. The Subi could get in to most places any 'propper' 4wd could go and was excellent on the beach. It only weighed 1800kg with a load so floated over the sand, run rings around all your heavy tanks with all the fancy gear. Didnt need traks cos it didnt get bogged so badly.
They always pick on the Subie's until that awkward moment when they're buried up to their door handles in a bog and the Subie's just sail on past.
They go mighty quiet when that happens. :P
A1 review again mate 🍻
Have a Supapeg awning as well and pegs, great gear I highly recommend their products.
Thanks again for your vid. Love your product reviews 👍
Two thumbs up for the 180° SupaPeg awning, wicked bit of gear. Thorough walk through!
One spiritual thumbs down for talking down Subaru Foresters 😁
Looks like a good product. I couldn't help but laugh when you wondered why the install went so smoothly, obviously you usually have similar experiences to me when doing this sort of work :)
Great video mate :) with every man and his dog buying 270deg awning's, it's a nice change to see a 180deg one like yours. Cheers, Don (Dons Shed and Xplor Overland)
Awesome setup, have faith in your yourself. Great vids.
cool vid, turn the bracket upside down if you want the awning flush with your tray man (y)
Enjoy all he’s videos he helped me a lot setting up my four-wheel-drive
Great honest down to earth review. Keep up the great work awesome video.
Looking forward to the 1 year follow-up for this!
Loving your vids more every day. Keep up the good work.
Very informative as usual. Keep up the great work mate. Cheers
Mate love ya vids. You’re a legend! That’s one hell of a rig you’ve built
Mate I think your videos are
Awesome I was thinking about this awning but wasn’t to sure but after watching your video I will probably go for one of these. 👍 thanks mate
Great camera angles and editing! 👍
Great review, you've swayed me to this brand!
I've had a Polaris awning for 14yrs and it has a curved central bar as standard,so nothing new about that,14oz canvas and zip on sides and front to make a full annex or enlarge the shade area. Made in Brisbane ,cost $1100 back then and has outlasted many of my friends awnings by yrs. Look am up,you won't be disappointed.
Another Aussie made one. Will look into it. I was buying similar to this from SupaRV as they were Australian made. Will have a look at the Polaris products. Thanks.
The owning is a good investment if you do a lot of camping and off road driving. And regardless it has its practicality to make life more enjoyable. Enjoyed the video, cheers.
We have a small business and love your shirts and jumpers, was wondering where you get them made and keep making your videos we love watching them and wait for them to come out.🙂
Nice review, added the supapeg 270 to my list now.
Howdy.
Love the Awning the 1 really important piece of information missing is the weight I know a lot of people out there either have no clue or just don't care about weight well that is until they get caught for being over weight of haven accident for which over weight is attributed to the accident & they loose their insurance, me I'm paranoid about my weight i've been weighed several times in NSW & twice in Vic all by the roads authorities
Nice review. My mate has a Supa Peg awning and he loves it. Keep up the great vids.
Thanks for the review, though I’d like to have seen the pack up.
Haha I was here looking for an awning for my Subaru Forester and you called me out haha.
Great videos mate, and good to see a fellow Perth lad getting out and about.
Thanks for your sharing. Happy camping and hi from Indonesia 🤗
Thanks - checked out the supapeg site, the other awnings looked like they would only work on the passenger side, so perhaps this one was your only choice. Your reviews are excellent Michael.
Great video mate, keep up the good work :)
Another great video, you could make an instructional knitting video and I'd watch it. I have an original Foxwing awning I picked up second hand 5 years ago, it's done cape York and Fraser Island and everywhere in between. I expect it will last forever.
Update. Some lowlife stole it off my roof rack that remained on the side of the road after I rolled my Pajero in outback Queensland, on my way to WA. Spewing
Well you sold me on it I'm going to have to buy one👌
Beautiful country you have there. It seems Australians get all the cool camping gear.
“And we’ll be Mickey Mouse”! Love it. Another good video
Great review. Keep up the great work mate. Love your style.
Love your content, subscribed last week and had a binge on your videos [ totally awesome ] . I have had one of these awnings for over a year and they are amazing but they do have a issue that you did adress, if you do not peg down the legs straight away and the wind picks up, especially by yourself the awning will flip over on itself and snap the black plastic support brackets that fit into the poles supported from the vehicle. order yourself a few spares ;) . Apart from that awesome bit of kit and thanks for your videos.
Oh i should say, for metal pegs the orange plastic hammer is really good as a coffee been grinder.
Your videos are really well done. Good work..
Hi Michael,
Very timely demonstration/introduction of this awning for me.
I have a 1996 Subaru Outback wagon that I used for my 2018 Ghan Sojourn (Coffs Harbour to Darwin via the Ghan, then back down through Adelaide, VIC Silo Art Trail, NSW Riverina, Sydney & home. 2 3/4 months 11,600 kms of which over 600 was corrugated dirt. So if I am able to 'twist their arm' I'm hoping for a 1700 or 1800 cm version for the left side, where the 'fridge is (rear left passenger seat folded down). Then same side in the back two 'Coles' flat-pack black crates with cooking/dried food etcs. Right side is made-up bed. Rear luggae area has a homemade cover consisting of two angle alum rails stretching a black anti-skid holey matt. The fold-up table lives on top of that. Other rails underside of inner roof lining hold the rolled up mozzie magnetic curtain (sticks over left door window areas using rare earth magnet corners & double-width 'fridge magnet' strips. The other side hold a chair & tripod. 20 L water jerrycan left inside corner, empty 20L petrol jerrycan R corner. When holding petrol it lives in a HD garden black plastic bag with plastic tie to make it airtight. Just in case it fumes a bit. Last year it had petrol from just before Woomera all the way to Wilpena Pound, via William Creek (Oodnadatta track). No fumes.
I may however just go for a standard Left side awning 2x2 if possible. The fuel filler is on the right side so this would be best. I need to sort out with them how to mount this to the standard Subaru rail, or go to a flat roofrack. As I'm also looking at your demonstrated 100W solar panel, with a 75 Ahr deep cycle, dc dc charger etc, the flat roofrack could help. But I'd want it easily removeable for car cleaning etc.
Michael I really enjoy and appreciate your various videos. Taking me places I can no longer go, as well as almost-forgotten places I've travelled in another life. Sigh
Looks good mate I went the batwing with the sides so good for camping! Keep up the vids
I have a foxwing I changed my poles to the supapeg poles with the pegable feet, bloody way better, I use shopping bags to hold my poles down on sand
Did the spigot fit through the holes? Do you still the ropes or just peg the poles?
chris 86 hey mate I drilled the holes out with a 8.5mm drill piece, you can still use the original hole but just very tight, I never use the rope anymore, poles are awesome
Watched this review and ordered one straight away should be here in a few days been looking for a quality awning for a couple of weeks now very impressed can't wait to use it. Cheers 👍
Got my awning in a couple of days installed it easy peasy lemon squeezy.
Have used it now awsome.....recommend no probs believe me i am very hard to please probably explains why i don't have a woman..Cheers😈👍👍
Did you get it, is it good?
@@ilikesundays4312 yeah mate got it used it it's great
The smiling assassin. You'd better take his word for it!
Great attention to vid production quality, love your work!!
This guys classic great vid he’s made for tv!
Love my Supapeg bloody awesome product!
another great vid mate,i am going to check the supa peg awning out for myself,a thumbs up bro
The awning seems to fit your car really well and appears to be a really well thought out product. The light weight is a feature imho. I made a custom awning for my suzuki and also found the aluminium supa-peg poles to be good quality.
Thanks for the video, just ordered an awning using the link for my Forester - na I’m joking, it’s a transporter.
Awesome...... I need one one then. We just use tarps on our channel about Truck Camping on a Budget. But that would work so much better. 👍
Stroooth ... no sticker .. wooow .. great vid.. it was bigger than ben hur ...😁
when I was a youngster we'd mainly slam pole into sheila, nowadays you can slam pole into sand.....bloody top stuff
Bent my 1st supa peg at karri valley camping ground lol
Rock solid ground
Great review and thx for sharing mate.
Really like the Superpeg awning for many reasons. Great review and demonstration. How long is your Canopy ? Also were do you sell your tea shirts? Thanks
Did this mounting method on my ocam rack with my rhino rack sunseeker. Broke the mesh within a month. Would recommend you mount very differently.
Constent smile love it
Another rad review...👍...How about the front pole it looked like it was leaning on your front guard...😎👌...
When I measured up the awning to see if it would work I kinda figured it was going to end up on abit of a funny angle 🤔. But the front door still opens, so it's not all bad! 😁 Thanks Rooster 👍
Did you look at an AluCab Shadow Awn 270? so easy to erect and pack away, I've thrashed mine up the Kimberley and heaps of local trips, it has reflective Canvas, is free standing, a small pole to stop water pooling, can be pegged down and has a tuck away support pole on one leg. downside is its weight 25kg! but its all quality.
Just got quoted on the alucab as I was pretty keen on it. $2,100! Looks well made but was a lot more $$$ than I was expecting
Sven B bloody hell mine was only 1650 I think!!
@Seek Adventure - the yellow sand pegs at 14.45min in - Can confirm both the Supapeg 225mm and 300mm yellow pegs fit into the pegable feet eyelets (about 10mm)
How can we get hands on merch?
Great video and definitely a good awning to help my decisions
Hey mate great video been looking at awnings an you have sold me on Supa peg brand for sure awesome hey just found on You tube love all your hints for 4wd Adventure trips mate .. ( ;-))
The reason you'd want one on your forester is so that you can relax in the afternoon sun at that night's campsite while you wait for the rest of your friends to catch up :P
My Friday nights involve being a tinkering professor like you :} jacinta
Great video mate, your such a tease with all the shirts and hoodie!! When you going to post a link to the merchandise?
Leaks in the corner where it opens . Also with mine you can’t put walls on it. Get the one from Drifta Products.Also would be good to have a cam lock on the pole so that you can adjust the height without having to pull the pegs out to drop it. Also I have the 270 degree.
It's exactly the same as the Drifta, Supa peg make them for Drifta.
Sadly mine also leaks in the corners and I keep breaking the plastic buckles on the guy rops. However, it's still the best awning on the market.
Steve Burns Drifta add Velcro and a gutter to get the water away. But agree it is a good product and easy to erect.
So many of your reviews have been so helpful so thanks. Is that the Captain's Wing awning you have there?
Great review legend 😀
Cool video, thanks!
Is there a particular reason you went for a 180 awning over a 270? Cheers
what the probleme with the subi ? pretty capable and budget wise it perfect
Very nice, looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the awning after a few adventures. Any plans to tackle the Canning Stock in the future?
We will see how it's going in a year 🙂. No solid plans yet, but I would love to one day. Have you done the CSR?
@@SeekAdventure I'm in the US, so not as of yet, but have been researching and planning for quite some time. The dream trip, for sure. That's how I found your channel though, ingesting everything I can find on the amazing locations your country has to offer for when I do make the trek over the water. Thanks for all the info you provide!
I bought a Rapid 4 awning on basis of this promo and much research. It had a massive fail on just second day of use after strictly compliant set-up in clear weather.
Two sections flipped onto roof after rivets failed and arms broke at hinge. Clear disclaimers that straps not needed unless high winds.No acknowledgement by SP
I'm most impressed by the fact that you managed to climb in and out of your kitchen without injuring yourself 😂😂
Seriously dude you need to come back.
Another great review. Thanks
Awesome review!
We have a 270 awning (as we have wagon) and it withstood gale force winds on Fraser a couple of weeks ago. Double pegged as you showed in the sand, dropped the legs a bit and it was rock solid. We have only had it for a month and used it a couple of times but absolutely love it so far 👍🏻
You forgot. All Australian made. Made in QLD and uses Aussie canvas. I'd say that is a pretty big plus. I'm trying to figure which of Supa-Rv (Supa-peg) products to get. They have a few shapes and sizes. Decisions....
23Zero 180R, perfect for those working out of the rear tailgate or a SUV.
Awesome review mate. Just wondering if you have an aerial pic of it?
Have you got any thoughts on the oztrail foxwing? I was thinking of a 270 with a couple of sides would keep you dry even in a cyclone lol. I love the ridge beam idea to stop the water pooling on this one. Another great review 👍🏼
SupaPeg have a 270 wing as well. I've got one and love it. Would recommend you look into that over the foxwing.
Thomas Davenport supapeg is also Australian made so we should be trying to support Aussie manufacturing. I wonder how many people complain about the lack of Aussie manufacturing while they drive around with their cheap Chinese kings awning on the side of their car.
Thanks for the great review. Where is the place you went to for the overnighter? Looks great. I’m in Perth too!
Thank you for this informative video. How high should the awning be to clear the canopy door? Can you use the curved cross bar when the canopy door is open?
Nice mate. The two triangular ends seem to almost be useless for a lot of applications but its good if it works for you. Not sure if I missed it but probably a good idea to mention if you paid for products or if they were sent to you
COME BACK AND DO A YEARLY UPDATE PLZ MICHEAL
We miss you champ, and i miss your jumpers coz i had 2, one got stolen and the other got drowned in fuel from a leaky motorbike jerry can.
Excellent explanation. Great review.