🔒 Secure and Durable: Camco 42503 13" Awning Straps for Optimal Outdoor Protection Review

It says it comes with two straps. I have a small camper with a small awning. It is required that both straps are continuously tied on one side only.

Exactly what I was looking for. My replacement towbars come with a new design lock which I don't feel gives me confidence that they can be safely towed. This product calms me down.

I had to loosen the anchor bolts on the brackets to move the belts behind them, after that I installed the belts, tightened the bolts and now the brackets are secured and will not open again when the engine of the weapon should fail.

Purchased to replace the old tents of a Zip Dee tent on a 1977 GMC RV. The old ones decayed and almost broke in half, and the cam rings were badly rusted. They fit well, are easier to wrap and use, and greatly improve the look. If they last two or three seasons I consider them a bargain. You look a lot better!

A cheap and effective way to prevent the awning from automatically deploying while driving on the Autobahn. They are found to last around 3 years if damaged by UV rays from the sun. Worth the investment. They also help secure the awning's locks when it is extended. I have kids who love to pull on levers. The cap releases exactly at its level and can remove a finger very easily if accidentally released. I wrap them around this lever to block it. It also prevents them from getting lost.

When we got the new Grand Caravan it had a console between the front seats which prevented me from getting my walking stick within reach. It was impossible to put him in the back seat: the puppy chewed him up! The passenger-side installation with no passengers meant stopping or turning could cause the metal handle to crunch downwind. I made a loop from one strap to go through the cane, threaded another through that loop vertically and hooked the tail into the glove box. Now when I enter I put a