Large Approach Awning
$352.15
$499.43Save $147.29 (29%)
at Steep & Cheap
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- The current price has held for 66 days.
- Across the 44 Tents & Shelters deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 30% — this deal’s 29% off is right around that mark.
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About this product
The Thule Large Approach Awning is designed specifically to pair with the Thule Approach L rooftop tent, zipping directly into the tent to extend your campsite with a 13-foot-long canopy of shade and weather protection alongside your vehicle. Setup involves deploying the aluminum poles and securing the included guy lines, making the process straightforward at camp. The face fabric is polyester treated with a DWR (durable water repellent) coating for reliable moisture resistance in variable conditions. Legs can be adjusted to a maximum height of 8 feet, allowing for comfortable clearance beneath the canopy. At 9 lbs, the awning is reasonably portable for a shelter of this size, and it comes with a storage bag, stakes, and tie-out lines so everything needed for a secure setup is included out of the box. SKU THUZ3KW.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- Thule
- Material
- [poles] aluminum, [face] polyester, DWR coating
- Color
- One Color
- Size
- One Size One Size
- Activity
- camping
- Compatibility
- Thule Approach L rooftop tent
- Maximum Leg Height
- 8ft
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Thule Large Approach Awning for its solid build quality, using water-resistant polyester fabric and sturdy height-adjustable aluminum poles that hold up well in rain and moderate wind. The zip-on attachment to the Approach rooftop tent is widely appreciated for being quick and intuitive, and the included storage bag, stakes, and tie-down lines are seen as a thoughtful, complete kit. Users also highlight how the large coverage area meaningfully expands usable campsite space for cooking, socializing, and staying dry on the ladder. The most common criticism is the price, as the awning is considered a costly add-on to an already expensive tent system. A few reviewers note that optional side and front walls must be purchased separately to achieve full enclosure, and some flag that staking down the poles is essential in any real wind, as the awning can be vulnerable without proper anchoring.
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