270° of shade and shelter | Peregrine Awning (First Look)
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2019
- In this video we take an initial look at the new 23Zero Peregrine awning with 270° of shade and shelter for just about any vehicle with a rack for mounting. It also works with rear lift gates with the proper setup. We're looking forward to testing this one!
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Thats a really nice Awning. In the market for one so great to see this thing in action. Appreciate the video and look forward to more.
Nice editing! The content is solid, as always.
Here's just a quick first-look at the newly released Peregrine Awning by 23Zero USA. We're looking forward to putting this through it's paces in the southwest winds! NOTE: The fitment on the rear hatch can be adjusted for better clearance... we were just in a hurry for this one. Stay tuned for a full review...
Lifestyle Overland looking forward to the full review. Who makes those pants?
So I don't see a more in-depth review as mentioned. Am I missing it? What about an update? How is it doing today?
Super cool! I look forward to seeing your follow up review after some use. But the fit and finish looks great.
I have the Darche 180 like you, and my tape is doing the same thing, it doesn't leak at those but we get the rain into the front then poops out the back.
Nice, I really like it.
LOOKS GREAT! HAVE TO SEE WITH A SLIGHT BREEZE . BE SAFE! HAVE FUN! GOD BLESS YOU & FAMILY ALWAYS ! ENJOYED !
I didn't recognize you..
You're vehicle looks so clean.
Great video...
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Man that awning is slick.
Must say very sleek very nice man love the look of it over all compared to the last one.
Love this video! Thank you!
Nice one cool awning 👍😎
Love it
Looking forward in the full review to hear the value argument compared to other awnings in the market. Let's hope this isn't another Garmin Overlander! Would also like to hear about parts support, not a question of if my awning is going to break but how easy is it going to be to get it fixed.
23Zero makes great products, but all of those 270 shades are short and only have one setup configuration. We like having our 8x8 awning on the side (with optional room) and a 4x6 on the back. It gives us the flexibility to only use the back for quick lunches on the road. We use the back one 3x more often than the side. Looking forward to your full review.
Which brand do you use for the 4x6?
@@van_mod1 Tuff-Stuff Overland. Two years later and it is still working great! We bought it because it fit the back of the Jeep perfectly.
Two thumps UP!!
now i want one..
I have the Darche 270 & Love it!! Over all I would say it is larger than this one though, especially the area at the rear which has better coverage which is important for me, as the last vehicle it was on had one large side opening door. (RHD so the door went to the right looking from the rear) )I could swing it out with a trailer on, having a pole each side of the trailer draw bar. It's about to go onto my new (old Camping Truck. A Suburban with Barn Doors) so I expect it will also have just as good coverage. I have had some issues with it, especially with the zip from all the dust we had here in Oz. I enjoyed watching the video though. Thanks.
your cool family and cool lifestyle
Nice stuff
Definitely changed their design since this video, I just got mine the other day and they've changed the brackets and the 3 way Velcro strap etc I absolutely love mine and will definitely be posting s review video
Are you in Australia?
@@LifestyleOverland yes I am, it's called the falcon over here
Love it. Great review. BTW - what type of CB radio radio gear are you running?
The Gerth seems short in some areas. Do you think it would be very efficient at blocking the sun in most situations ? i know with the ARB you can angle the poles to adjust for different angles of the sun
Thank you for sharing your experience! Can you open the trunk door all the way up with batwing awening? 🤔
Nice
You just put to bed my chief concern between getting the 180 and the 270.🎉🎉
Assuming you’re talking about the wagons tailgate lifting?? Did you end up getting one? It doesn’t actually look like that much move coverage to be honest
You should get the wall kit and review that too!
Looks good... Bit interested how it would look and work on a tacoma with a hard shell top with prinsu rack system for both the cab and the shell. Any possibilities to preview on that?
Top !!!
How much do those run? I LOVE the idea of 270 awnings.
Looks great!
Now the important question is... “What does @mrslifestyleoverland think of it?” Since she’s the one that often uses it? Cheers from her #1 fan!
Very nice Awing. Love how heavy duty the unit looks. I have destroyed and rebuilt a few wing awnings in my time camping in Australian outback. What are parts like to get and what price
what type or brand of brackets did you have on there in the roof rack originally?
Both sizes of the Rhino Rack Batwing's are significantly less expensive and cover way more of the tail gate imo. My buddy has their Dome 1300 awning and it allows him to fully open his hatch and be protected from the elements. I think he only paid $300 for it! We've been in some serious rain and wind with no issues staying dry.
I think to be a full 270 degree it should cover your full tailgate - like the Bush company 270max
Great editing, awesome B-Roll. keep em coming
That’s a nice upgrade. A 4Runner with wings.
@lifestyle overland. Great video. Do you know if you can mount this to your standard 2017 four runner sr5 roof rack? Also, I noticed that the rear door rubbed against the bar from the awning. Did you find a solution for that by chance? Thanks
Kevin, I saw on their website for a coupon ...do you have a coupon code to use? I want to order mine soon & pick-up in Salt Lake City.
What color did you use for your rear bumper to match the car so well?
What are them spare wheel braces called on the back there? I've got a 2010 Mitsubishi Challenger and I too have a hatch and looking to get one of them braces installed for my spare wheel rather than underneath or inside
Where did you get that bracket?? Custom made? Will it’s fit the the regular awning?
I'm a big fan of shade from sun and cover from rain, but I haven't pulled the trigger on an awning because of two reasons: 1- I don't have room on the side of my rack with everything else (hilift, maxtrax, shovel), and 2- every friend I know with an awning has had it destroyed in the wind. This one looks like it might stand a chance in the wind, so I'm anxious to see how well it holds up for you as you adventure with it.
Awnings are literally a sail and an unexpected wind or gust can indeed snap them. That's why we are religious about always staking them down; even when it seems calm. Thankfully this version has enough strength to put up with a bit of wind without tie-downs which makes setup and pack-down less of a risky business.
Have you compared one of these to Rhino-Rack Batwing? Batwing is a little less weight, but i always wonder about the nylon and pole strength difference, and space they take up.
This looks like a darche clone. Same pegs same ropes , carry bag. Only thing I don’t see the same is coverage it appears the 270 models cuts the galley or rear of the truck short? Thoughts? Compared to the darche eclipse 270.
I've been researching awnings for my 4runner and I though I had settled on the rhino rack awning but now this one seems like a solid contender.
Did you come to a conclusion? I too and comparing this to the Rhino-rack
Batwing
Was at a camping show and the rhino rack one seems flimsy. The salesman even offered to include extra hinges as he had one snapp on him...
Rhino Rack awning weighs 19kgs whereas the Darche and 23Zero weigh 27kgs, but they are much more solid and rigid. But hey, that's just me. And I'm looking to put one on a van to cover the side and barn doors...Im after durability
Seems a bit lacking in coverage over the rear of the vehicle. Will be curious how you rate the awning after putting it through its’ paces.
The overall design looks nice and I wish I had aluminum hardware on my batwing. But the coverage on the rear looks pretty horrible. Without a hatch it doesn't look like it provides a lot of shelter. The rear section seems really small.
You’re right. The hatch covers more of the rear end than the awning.
is 270 the biggest on the market? how fast can you close up if the wind are too strong?
So...what is your evaluation a year later?
Looks great. Buy a second one for the other side and I think with enough speed you might get off the ground. Hahahahaha Safe travels. Cheers!!!
That's the 360° Hang-Glider Edition 👍 🤣
Nice!
i know im late in saying this... but, adding spacers on the under to lift it higher so that the door doesn't hit at all
Rub the paint off that hatch?
Curious if it complete covers the back? In a review by Live Work Wander on the Rhino 270 Batwing awning, one of Jorge’s frustrations was that it didn’t completely touch the back of the vehicle, so more like a 265 degree awning.
It does have 270° of coverage but for our 4Runner we will probably switch to the 180°. The 270 will go on the next project 😉
Have you ever done a discussion on driver side vs passenger side for the awning location? We are considering this issue currently.
Reasons for mounting awning on the passenger side: 1) It's the side away from the road in the US, opposite of right hand drive countries 2) RVers usually park facing east, so awning is facing south and west keeping interior cooler over the course of the day 3) Allows shelter/shower to be placed on driver side as shown.
Дружище, это классная штука! Подскажи, насколько она безопасна, если поднимется даже не очень сильный ветер? Её не оторвёт вместе с крышей?😀😀. Спасибо за видео. Успеха тебе!
Now that you have the tent on top of the rig with the awning does it interfere with getting the tent cover back on and zipped up etc? Seems like we spend some time standing on that driver side trying to get the tent stuffed back in the cover and zipped on that side and having the awning there would make it that much tougher to get at that area.
Sell your rooftop. Save some extra cash and go buy yourself a alucab tent. So much better than zipping rooftop tents up!!!! problem solved
I agree, but not big enough for the family.
Giveaway of your old awning?? 😁
What kind of roof rack is on your 4 runner
What models your truck?
What size is your lift on your toyota
It's says on the website they have a wall kit. Did you get one? I'll buy one today if it has walls.
It does have walls but no, I don't have them. If you're on Instagram, check out @wanderingrubicon_overland he has some pics on his
When it's a strong wind and rain, it could still get you wet. I just wish it could be enclosed like a little shelter area
They have complete wall sets for it 👍
Looks nice! But... It doesn't really cover the back trunk area. Kinda sucks. Will keep looking, but will note this one, in case I don't find anything else
Awesome! I have a 4RUNNER but sure as hell cant afford $1000 for an awning! Good for you but unrealistic for most of us!
I could use your old awning on my Toyota! 😉😉
We might need it for another project... 😉
I like the other mounts better (Darchi). I would not want to mount the others to the expanded metal mesh.
Do you think it would interfere with a 5th Gen with the Gobi ladder??
Yeah, go with a 180
To call this a 270 degree is a bit of a stretch, being that the panel that makes it so, only covers the tail-gate.
Johnny Brewer To paraphrase your comment, "barely covers the tailgate". Sliding the install further to the rear might improve coverage. I mean, that’s where most of the activity takes place. Poorly designed, IMO.
Will you sell these through your virtual store?
We don't sell them but you can get them from www.23ZeroUSA.com 👍
Glad the fortuner is back...the toyota cruiser is great but not the best according to me...i prefer the fortuner
It really only covers half the back though doesn’t it.
I believe you overhang it on the back of the roof rack so it comes around better.
👍👌🖒
Looks like it only covers a little of the rear hatch area
Kevin what's the price range on this unit thanks
Right now it's $899 but rumor has it that's going to go up soon.
@@LifestyleOverland thank you
toyota tacoma is so widespread in the US even more than ford trucks and chevy trucks combined... truly a reliable truck
Mmmm Ford alone has been a leader in sales than any other vehicle. For years. How does your math work out?
@@luisolaguibel2524 statistics. maybe on other cars yeah like saloons and sports but when it comes to trucks tacoma and tundra are everywhere and every state.
@@Operator_Fate, No. The top selling vehicles in the US for several years...much more than a decade have been Ford trucks. specifically the F150. it has outsold every other vehicle in the US. closely followed by Chevy trucks, then GMC trucks. Cars are very distant.
Tacomas are great and last a lot. but the numbers are not there. Google it.
Olá como comprar este modelo toldo morando no Brasil? Grato
Weight?
Where is it made?
It's made in China.
Hey, I saw the antennas, are you a ham? If so how does it work for you?
Yep, I don't use it very often but it's handy when we're traveling with friends.
@@LifestyleOverland I love it! Give me some details, I have been traveling with radios in the cars for years. Communications are a huge part of travel, you should make a video about it!
Can I get your old one?
Question what does it cost where you are? In South Africa they rip the proverbial ass out the chicken as we pay an arm and a leg for any 4x4 stuff. Suffering to get anything at a decent price here.
Wind noise while driving?
Extremely loud while deployed. Virtually silent in the stowed position (except for the zippers tinkling on occasion). 😉
@@LifestyleOverland thanks Kevin. It looks like pretty good kit...very solid build. I'd like to see a bit more coverage in the rear section of the awning (its not quite a full 270) for outdoor cooking out the back of a rig. Thinking this could be a good addition to the GFC camper and RTT.
Your "shop" seems to have plenty of room!
It's quite spacious! 😁👍
Seems like a waste if it doesn't cover the hatch and side of the vehicle completely, because rain can get in and to me, that would defeat the purpose. Nice video though and thank you for sharing this information.
Awning's aren't just about rain protection -- a lot of us who live in the west and southwest purchase awnings primarly as a shield from the sun.
I spy something cool!
Absolutely, the M.A.K. knife is a daily carry now!
The sun hates him
Veeee Hickle hahahah
No your home . ? Going off road.
Wow a $900 awning..
Wow. 900 and with awful rear coverage. What a deal.
LEMME GET THAT DARCHE YOU BEAUTIFUL BASTARD!
Actually, you might consider not saying actually so often. Other than that, nice video review. Thanks.
It needs to be on a.small.riser to.clear the boot for full.opening and it triangulates at the rear wrong? Cutting off the most important area..poor thinking and design
It will clear with some more adjustments and the included brackets. What do you mean by triangulates wrong?
Seems more like a 180°
Just buy an RV already, smh.
RVs are for paved roads and campgrounds. Where we're going, we don't need roads 😉