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| leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8578  
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The Hannibal 2.4m awning is a 'self supporting' side awning and a quick look at prices show them at about £588.
Current price on a Foxwing which gives 10m2 of shade (compared to 5 metres2 of Hannibal) is £585. Foxwing is not self supporting but correctly guyed down will withstand 55mph winds. OK I could be accused of being biased but I personally would question stability of any self supporting awnings in windy condition. The Foxwing is made by Oztent and Rhinorack of Australia. Rhinorack has brought out their Sunseeker 2 awning which is not self supporting, has 5m2 of shade. Price will be less then £300. Possible to zip extension onto the Sunseeker just like the Foxwing and also Tagalong tents etc. We have some on their way to us. Details of Sunseeker HERE Please note the Hannibal is designed to fit onto their rack. Foxwing/Sunseeker onto Rhino Rack Bars, however various fitting kits are available for different racks. We mount our Foxwing onto our Patriot Rack OK. Brendan |
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27th Jan 2013 12:37pm |
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| frase Member Since: 28 May 2012 Location: Scotland Posts: 7 
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I looked at the foxwing but not really any good for me as my tent comes over the back with the walls etc.
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27th Jan 2013 12:56pm |
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| ibexman Member Since: 13 Dec 2008 Location: kent Posts: 2872
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Have you looked at camper and motor home forums
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27th Jan 2013 1:12pm |
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| Mountain_man Member Since: 09 Dec 2011 Location: Right side of Offas Dyke Posts: 756 
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IMHO you really cannot beat the wind out Fiammi awnings for speed, convenience and quality. OK, they look a bit more like they belong on a white camper van rather than a hard core expedition truck but I have now made 5 overland trips with a group where one truck has one fitted and it is always the one we use most as it is just so stable and convenient. Persoanlly I like the Foxwing (though many others I talk too don't) and if I had the spare cash I would take a punt on one solely because I live out of the back of my truck (rather than in a roof tant) so the extra cover for the rear door is a proper plus. If I had a rood tent though I would only be looking at a Fiammi.
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27th Jan 2013 1:12pm |
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| frase Member Since: 28 May 2012 Location: Scotland Posts: 7
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Yes I thought of the fiammi but the price is getting close to the hannibal and Eezi awn, what I would really like is a secondhand one for a couple of hundred quid but that looks less and less likely.
I also like the fact that the Hannibal and Eezi awn can have sides. |
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27th Jan 2013 1:18pm |
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| TJ101 Member Since: 30 May 2007 Location: Taunton Somerset Posts: 3747  
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3M Fiamma on a patriot roofrack
Out and set up in under a minute Kiss 
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27th Jan 2013 1:31pm |
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| TJ101 Member Since: 30 May 2007 Location: Taunton Somerset Posts: 3747
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Same awning with sides,, Belgium Nat 2006,, so done 8 years at least now, and all still good
Click image to enlarge Sorry for the scary picture of the chef !!!  California F1, 75th 110 "Kermit", 50th Ann V8, 90 V8 Hybrid, 55 Series 1
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27th Jan 2013 1:48pm |
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| Jimb1978 Member Since: 05 Sep 2012 Location: Huddersfield Posts: 804  
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Have you though about turning your roof tent through 90 degrees and using a fox wing?
This is my set up and it works well for us. The tent lines up nicely with the drivers door so you can still gain access to the vehicle from the tent and the foxwing covers the back where I do all the cooking. Mine is a double cab so when it rains I just throw the canvas flap on top of the foxwing and the access area stays relatively dry. James |
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27th Jan 2013 2:08pm |
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| GREENI Member Since: 22 Aug 2010 Location: staffs Posts: 10359
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I have a Foxwing, currently we have 2 sides for it and soon to buy another, attached to the Oztent, it will all work well.
Here's a cheaper option I used for years... A £10 tarpaulin and some awning poles from eBay... Brilliant.
You can see why the missus wanted a caravan, cooking in the mud and rain on a New Years Eve.  |
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27th Jan 2013 7:18pm |
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