Best Budget Awning for any vehicle! Under $200
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2021
- This video discusses my favorite awning option for any vehicle for overlanding. If you want an awesome awning that is more wind resistant and modular than all the rest, for cheaper, then this is the one for you! Click link to pick one up:Slumberjack Road Tarp: amzn.to/39THLqF
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I've been watching videos on Slumberjack and you are the only one who explained how it adheres to roof without roof rack.
what you may like is a guide line from that one pole. As soon as you put you that up with a guide line walk backwords and put down that guide line. then do the other guide lines and you can remove that guide line from the pole. and set it right. that guide line from the pole is essentially your second hands. Should make it a bit easier.
For a two pole setup this would not work though. But good that you typically run with a one pole setup.
Thanks for the review.
Thx for the idea
Have one love it wind proof water proof added two poles for free standing applications.
You can use shower grip with suction cups cut in half and attach to windshield, side window or even metal surface with S-hook if no place to hook up or no roof rack. That’s what I use on my Honda insight.
I really like this tarp, and own one. I did purchase adjustable tent poles to use, and which that the company made theirs adjustable because they are MASSIVE and you don't always need or WANT the tarp that high. It is an AWESOME and well made tarp.
Thanks. Could not determine if poles are adjustable. Also, would be great to see how difficult it is to make it a stand alone, like being at a camp and then decide to go to the store for a beer run.
If you sleep in the truck bed these are really great. 5 minute setup solo.
Thnxs 4 sharing 🇺🇸
Also, I thought I would use a tarp in the same way, but changed my mind thinking tarp would scratch paint on truck roof. Slumberjack is not such a rigid material as a tarp.
Very nice
I went from a rei 12x12 batwing to this and it is steller for an suv. With some adjustable poles makes it damn near unbeatable depending on your knot tying skill's. To hell with the platic junk on the guy line's "taut knot's" hold this really well.
Yeah this fad of tents and awnings permanently attached to their vehicles is mostly for Instagram. Ground tents and tarps not only are cheaper, they are lighter, and they are more versatile. You can set them up away from the vehicle and still have use of the vehicle if need be. Asking for one of these for fathers day
what if i don’t have a bed rack or anything, is there a way to prop up the tarp so the heigh isn’t super low? or would I have to wrap it over the cab and lose depth / space under the tarp?
Hey, I like your hooded jacket. What is it?
Can it be set somehow like for tailgating where it's a concrete parking lot?
Would this go over a truck bed tent?
Are you ok? You’re one of the OGs of survival. Hope all is well.
yeah just busy running courses all the time. but we are trying to get back to youtube full time again. Got a new editing team we just hired and hope to have a lot more videos out soon
@@sigma3survivalschool awesome glad you’re still doing it. Loved the traps and stealth fires 🔥
Maybe you could show one or several ways of catching rain water with this tarp. I ride alot in the desert and water sources can be quite distant. Thanks.
Btw I bought one. Been looking for a while. Thanks for doing the research for us.
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Well catching water with a tarp is pretty self explanatory. But water carrier devices aren’t that well known. Google waterport and check out their products. You can carry 4-8 gallons depending on the model. And it’s pressurized for showers and dishes.
@@sigma3survivalschool Thank you, I'll look into that.
just bought the version with the drop down mosquito netting, looking forward to using it. You didn't show how you protect the tarp from the sharp corners of your back window...what do you do?
I was on the road out of my SUV for a year traveling the Southwest. I used a tarp in the same configuration for rainy weather. I have been comparing different setups and I like how this attached to the roof rack. I think I just found my next rain protection for monsoon season here when I camp put. Thank you. Just to mention, I never considered a actual awning. Couldn't figure how that would hold up to inevitable winds and don't like the configuration for rain. Also, would like to know if the tarp is light or mid weight?
It’s a mid weight tarp. I also suggest getting an adjustable pole or two from Amazon to put other sides up or prop spots in the middle. They sell really tall extendable ones for cheap
@@sigma3survivalschool Thank you. I actually have a couple of poles already. Very helpful.
How did you get the Kryptek camo? Amazon doesn't give the option for different colors or patterns.
Maybe check the manufacturer website. Just Google slumberjack tarp.
@@sigma3survivalschool Too late. Just bought the one they offer on Amazon. Thank you for showing us this awning. Always love your videos!!
@@patriotknight happy to help. Hope you love it
I have this awning for my Jeep. I liked it so much I bought one for my Jeeping daughter :)
60-70 mph winds? That’s nearly an F1 Tornado 😂
What's happend with your car? It looks like a "painters floor" 😁. Or is that a lot of mud.
An Easy Up is like 60 bucks at Walmart.
Less coverage, Heavier, won't pack as small, not as versatile.
Why cut at 4:06? You should have shown how its done single handed there was zero wind! you obviously had the camera person hold the centre pole while you guyed out the corners putting tension on the centre pole before continuing to film so that's a total "fail" in my opinion.
Lions Not Sheep!
Lemme guess... Rocklahoma 1019. Tornado warnings both nights!
whats with the camo who u hiding from hahahaha better off with canvas then plastic junk smells bad cant be used with a wood stove or fire pit . amazon junk seller
OK that shit wont work I have solid wheels off to look for some other shade