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We have the Kampa Rally Ace 400 (pole version) had a rally 260 plus before but needed a bigger one without it being a full awning. (need to be able to put it up myself) Last winter we were lucky enough to find a site near home that would let us stay for 10 weeks so thought it would be worth investing in a winter awning. As we loved the Kampa awnings we decided that the way to go would be the Kampa all season 260.
On first impression it was extremely well made, the fabric is really heavy and the double mud flaps were a great touch. The poles were strong and the clips were metal instead of plastic. The pegs that come with it are heavy kit...... basically pieces of rebar. Made our Rally ace look flimsy. We were well impressed when it didn't budge an inch in the high winds over new year. Would recommend to the end of the earth!!!
I would say its a bit too heavy for a weekend porch awning so we have a sunncamp swift as our "chuck up" awning...... funds couldn't quite stretch to a rally 260 otherwise that would have been our first choice.
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Topic: Kampa rally 390 all season awning
