Pop up awning. (1 Viewer)

[Bognor Saint]

Currently in New Forest and its chucking down. Its made me think one of these awnings would be useful. I've seen the Quest reviews and I'm just wonder if anyone on here can offer an opinion. Also are there any equivalents? Thanks. Paul.

 

[Paul and Kate]

Brilliant bit of kit. After being on a few rallies where other funsters had them I managed to bag myself a 6 sided one off fellow funster Neckender
Cant ever see the roll out awning ever being used now.

 

[The Dudess]

They're brilliant! Just get one. You won't regret it.

 

[Silver-Fox]

As above, can’t see our awning being used again.

 

[Tea break]

Best thing I bought for the MoHo. I had a blow up drive away only used it a couple of times a right pain to put up soon sold it and bought a quest pop up so easy to erect it goes up in about 2minutes just pop the sides and then the roof if the weather is calm you don’t even need to peg it down. We’ve used ours in north Wales in some pretty rough weather and it didn’t let us down would definitely recommend

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[David and Sally]

I'm convinced. Going to buy one!

 

[Bognor Saint]

Thanks for all your replies. Looks like I'll be buying one.

 

[Emmit]

There is a 6 sided one on Fleabay right now for £129.

Read every advert you look at. Someone has been selling New (other) with little holes.
The mesh can get caught in the zip (Ouch!) when it is being put back in the bag.
PS It weighs 10.7Kgs

 

[tomm]

General consensus here and other forums is that these awnings are well worth the having , given their ease of use , at least for day use . Hope the OP doesnt mind me coming in to this thread with a question regarding these pop up awnings.

Are they suitable for use as a overnight sleeping area ,ie waterproof etc ? Thinking more of the Pro version which has pre fitted sides and windows , rather than the velcro on side walls model.

 

[Paul and Kate]

General consensus here and other forums is that these awnings are well worth the having , given their ease of use , at least for day use . Hope the OP doesnt mind me coming in to this thread with a question regarding these pop up awnings.

Are they suitable for use as a overnight sleeping area ,ie waterproof etc ? Thinking more of the Pro version which has pre fitted sides and windows , rather than the velcro on side walls model.

They are waterproof but would be draughty as it doesnt have a sewn in groundsheet

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[carolyn]

We have the 4 sided Quest. It has now done 4 long stints in Benidorm of 4 plus weeks plus numerous short breaks, it's discoloured but still fine. When it breaks we will buy another straight away. Can't remember the last time we used the wind out awning.