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Tent Extension Reviews: Outwell Nevada MP & XLP Front Awning
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10 Reviews of the Nevada MP & XLP Front Awning
By: Javerhammar Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2016 Rating:
Bought the awning with our Nevada MP instead of buying a larger tent. Our idea was that we wanted a scalable system - tent + awning for longer stays and only tent for shorter stays.
It feels like the awning is made with the same quality as our main tent. Not a single stitch was missing :)
Pitching: We had some trouble with the part going over the main tent, it might be because we are short or that we didn't have the right technique?
Fit: If everyting is lined up and straight the fit is spot on despite one little thing. There is a horizontal pole at the 'storm' door. This horizontal pole is attached to the same vertical pole as the awning is attached to. We couldn't figure out a way to attach the awning without leaving a small opening right where the poles attach. Once again - this could be a result of bad technique?
All in all we are very happy with our awning. We havent found the curtains that everybody else is talking about, I don't say that there is none but we didn't see them or missed the during our 2 week vacation.
Durability: We endured heavy rain and strong wind up to 27m/s (that would be Gale 10?) hitting the tent from left side and front without any damage. We did have some water coming in through the rear vents, I forgot to close them during the storm so not a fault of Outwell :)
But - The main tent withstands heavy winds better without having the awning attached. My theory about this is that the five missing storm guylines do make a difference.
I recommend this awning to anyone who wants more space and have use of the extra scalability a 2 part solution gives.
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By: Wunny Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
At last, the perfect addition to the Nevada M.
Having got the open front extension, and finding it wasn't long enough to keep the rain off equipment, I put a second one on as well (see review & photo). Made it look like an aircraft hangar!
If the awning was available last year, I would never have bought the extensions.
As I said, perfect. It kept the weather at bay, and the equipment dry and gave us more room. What more could I ask?
I might, just for the photo, if nothing else, add it on to the two front extensions, but that won't be until 2013 ! ;o))
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By: MDKenny Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
Just got back from Brittany with the Nevada M & new awning.
The awning added a great bit of extra room that left the living area of the tent very spacious. Had a down poor that tested both the tent & awning, both held up great.
There was the 4 of us & 6 new friends sitting around inside enjoying the storm & we didn't feel cramped at all.
It allows enough light, circulation & head room to make camping feel like a luxury in all weathers. Bought the 2012 version due to the fully closable front door area. Not disappointed at all.
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By: Purplebean Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
We have just used the Nevada M with awning for an 8 night camp. We loved it :) Big enough for all our cooking equipment and food and the table with 3 chairs. I think it would be a squeeze to fit in any more than this but for a family of three it was perfect.
The best bit was that we could walk from the bedroom pod, across the living area, into the awning to put the kettle on and step on carpets all the way. Bliss :)
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By: MENEAN Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
We bought the awning this year, at a great price form Go Outdoors using there price match + 10% off.
The awning gives a huge extra area and is especially useful on wet days for cooking. (Just make sure you have plenty of ventilation and it's away from the fabric)
Easy to erect and so far so good.
We are due to go camping again at the beginning of September, so we will be trying it out again.
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By: Phil+friends Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
I got a cracking buy with the Outwell Nevada m front awning at £139 off ebay brand new when others were selling it at £165-£224 and it was well worth it, like the other reviews say it offers loads of room and fits the Nevada well ,a definite must have piece of equipment. Its just as easy as the extension to set up and the ground sheet uses toggles and clips to attach it to the awning, it also has large pvc windows with curtains that roll down and not up. Now then what it could do with is a footprint groundsheet ( but I think I'll buy another Nevada m footprint and shape it to fit), and a carpet with a rubber front section because of the door section is so big that when rolled up and rains, you have to close it as the groundsheet does get wet and thats my only negative . On the whole a brilliant buy for anyone. P.S. I tried the extension in front of the awning , it does fit but only half of the extension is visible and usable also the whole tent package becomes too long but it was worth a try.
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By: Brat Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
Great compared to the extension ,with bath tub ground sheet panoramic windows with (curtains),open or closed front entrance with eyelets for poles to make into a canopy.Elastic at the edges where it goes around the tent pole less draughty.
Negatives the front has no central guyline ,yes I know it possibly could b in the way when entering or exiting through the awning ,tie the front guy line out of the way when weather is fine(if there was one)bearing in mind the tent has two front guylines.Other negative if using the awning you cannot use the side guylines from the front pole as it just wont fit properly(wonder if the tent would withstand beaufort force 7 wind without them )I WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS 10 SCORE if these problems were sorted (my opinion is it is far less likely to withstand wind the way the awning is designed to fit.)
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By: Icemaidon Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2009 Rating:
Absolutely brilliant,only wish they had brought it out 3 years ago. It makes a huge difference, no more worrying about the rain coming in from the extension. Keeps the whole area lovely and warm, love the toggle down curtains. Love the fact that its very private when the curtains are all up but can let the sunshine in when necessary. Only one little issue is that we don't have a toggle point at the front of the tent for the bathtub sheet but heyho can't win all the time. Would definitely recommend it.
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By: Pajr777 Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
We used the front extension with our Nevada M last year so when the awning came out we upgraded.
The awning is a big improvement giving a weather proof enclosure that is bigger than the footprint of the extension. Having a bathtub groundsheet that attaches with toggles to the main tunnel part is useful as well. We keep the coolbox, food supplies and fold-out table with attached benches in the awning. Having a fitted groundsheet keeps it all off the ground and dry, and having shades for the windows means no more moving the coolbox around to keep it out of the sun!
In the evening after the kids are in bed we could close the awning up and leave the main tent open giving us double the living space out of the elements. This will also work very well in bad weather with the four of us confined to the tent (luckily we had good weather this weekend).
I packed the groundsheet with our tent footprint at the end so I could unpack them separately and dry them out after our return.
Overall a big improvement on the front extension and as usual great quality from Outwell.
Next time we go camping I might try to attach the extension to the front of the awning to create a monster tent!
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By: Cloudbustingdad Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2012 Rating:
Finally, Outwell have realised that not everyone is happy with the open front to the extension for the Nevada. We've just bought this front awning for our Nevada M, and used it this bank holiday weekend.
It's as straightforward to put up as the extension is, with the simple pegging in of the groundsheet to complete the set up. Outwell have added elastic to the sides that clip to the main tent, so there's no longer a gap for wind to get in through. Fantastic, plenty of room for our kitchen, 2 tables and 4 moon chairs in comfort, plus a camping fridge.
A most welcome addition to our camping kit.
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Manufacturer's Description
Although an optional extra, many consider an awning as a ‘must-have’ piece of camping equipment. The Nevada clips to the front of a Nevada MP and XLP tent to create an extra living room. It matches the corresponding tent’s lines using the same Outtex® 4000 fabric and Duratec fibreglass pole construction a theme that runs to the use of large panorama windows. The awning quickly clips securely to the tent and has our trademark pre-attached luminous guylines and adjustable pegging points.
Recommendation: Campers widely recognise the value of an awning, considering it a ‘must-have’ accessory.
Type of tent: Awning Flysheet: Outtex® 4000 (75D 100% polyester taffeta) with taped seams Floor: Double-coated 100% polyethylene, 10,000 mm hydrostatic head Pack size: 27 x 78 cm Weight: 12.4 kg Poles: Duratec fibreglass 11.0/12.7 mm
Features: Clip-on awning Large panorama windows with toggle-up curtains Mud valance Fully seam-sealed flysheet for maximum protection Reinforcement patch on all stress points Adjustable pegging points Pre-attached guylines Luminous guylines Easy to pitch
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