I did - someone is selling a 3m and 4m currently, just not the combination I'm looking for
Quecha gear is normally very good indeed. I'll take a look.
I can 100% confirm a glass of wine with cheese & biscuits within the confines of @Sammy & Lynn's's windbreak is excellent and wind free (meteorologlical wind that is).
Or the fascination @True Romance has with all things PortaPotti related!Don't mention wind you'll set @JOG off. He has a thing about wind
That said, there’s nothing thing wrong with a bit of dodgy wind: better a bad tenant than an empty room!!!
I actually went and measured the van and space with the Fiamma awning out. The 4m and 3m on eBay will do just fine if I add a gate directly from Jormax. So, I purchased it on eBay. Job done!
Hi all,
slight hijack if I may… do these kind of windbreaks work well on sand too? (I spotted @Sammy’s pic) - am asking for beach use rather than campsite grass.
We have the traditional wooden pole beach one but it’s heavy so thinking this may be a better option.
Cheers
Dan
slight hijack if I may… do these kind of windbreaks work well on sand too? (I spotted @Sammy’s pic) - am asking for beach use rather than campsite grass.
We have the traditional wooden pole beach one but it’s heavy so thinking this may be a better option.
Cheers
Dan
I was living in Germany when I started camping (pre-van, in a tent). We used to go to Italy (Lake Garda) a lot, and always used to laugh at the obvious Brits with their pitch carefully staked out with windbreaks. Of course, once we ventured back to the isles and were reminded how comparatively windy it is here, and how that wind can just chill you when sitting outside, all became clear.
They should do, not tried mine but the poles go down into the ground a fair way.
But they are still heavy, I don't think they would be any lighter than a similar-sized wooden one.
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