Our wraptor 2000 is smaller and doesn't incur the oversize charge so shipping on it is much cheaper. its excellent in rain, wind, and even snow. you can also hang towels, wet clothes, and all sorts of other gear on it as you can see I did at the lake in the picture. what I tell folks is if you want the awning that is fastest to deploy we won't win that contest. it takes me a few minutes, not one minute. but once you have it setup, its features are hard to beat at the price point, especially if you want walls. the rigid poles all the way around make it much tighter, quieter, and stronger in inclement weather. We wheel our rigs, and i've banged mine up against several trees. its tough.
I also want something I can throw open, make lunch and slam shut real quick. I now know from experience that after a couple of days of hard wheeling, hiking, being on the road, etc… that I have little tolerance/energy to keep setting up tent poles. One of the reasons I never use my RTT awning.
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