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Quote: Originally posted by freeatlast on 25/9/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Mick S. on 23/9/2017

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Well, for the OP or anyone else wanting an air-awning, Ebay is rammed with them. Many advertised as 'as new' or nearly new. So there are bargains to be had. But, you have to ask; why so many 'as news' are there for sale on there??

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Simple really, there are 520 awnings advertised on EBay second hand, 100 of those are air awnings. Try looking at the adverts, most say changed van, new awning does not fit, or sold caravan.

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Quote: Originally posted by paul+julie on 21/9/2017

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We have a Bradcot modulair 390 which we bought before our trip to France. We are still in France and have put it up and down 6 times now. The whole concept of air awning is its easy to erect, and it is. But our 390 alone is just useless. I can see that with the other 2 modules it will be a good awning but useless without them at an additional cost of nearly £700. Have a good look round at them and don't buy what we have unless you want a huge heavy full sized awning.

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Quote: Originally posted by Melernie on 02/9/2020

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I am in UK and have an Outwell inflatable on a seasonal 11.5 month pitch
It does need topping up every month but how hard is that? Its so much prettier inside than an awning with poles and has weathered 2 bad storms unscathed. It was heavy and a bear to put up so there it stays until it needs replacing at the end of its life. Cannot recommend enough. Needs special pump with awning attachment.

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Quote: Originally posted by iank01 on 03/9/2020

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We had a Kampa Air Ace and after using it for several nights could not wait to sell it. Went back to a poled awning which is just as quick to erect as both awnings require pegging down so one is not quicker than the other however the air awning is twice as heavy as a poled awning when pulling it through the rail!

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