| Coverage |
92 sqft |
| Weight |
56 lbs (main body), 6 lbs (additional component) |
| Body Material |
280g Poly Cotton Ripstop |
| Packed Dimensions |
16" W × 8" L × 2.5" H |
| Rainfly Material |
Tuned Multilayer Challenge ECOPAK Sail Cloth |
| Road Cover Material |
Heavy Duty Laminated PVC |
| Closed Dimensions |
6.5" W × 90" L × 7.5" H |
| Open Dimensions |
159" W × 170" L |
| Hardware Included |
Guy Lines, Stakes, Storage Bag, Mounting L-Bracket and hardware |
What our Experts Think
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Extensive 270° Coverage
Provides around 92 sq ft of shade and shelter with a ~14‑ft wingspan and ~13‑ft width — ideal for sun, rain, or wind protection at campsites, tailgates, or outdoor setups.
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Durable, Lightweight Construction
Aluminum frame with stainless hardware and multi-layer ripstop fabric resists rust, sun damage, and general wear — built for frequent outdoor use.
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Quick Deploy & Easy Setup
Can be set up in 20–30 seconds, making it convenient for overlanders or campers who move between sites frequently.
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Stable & Smart Design Features
Telescoping support legs, adjustable riser arms, metal cinch straps, and durable end-caps provide stability and prevent water pooling.
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Versatile Base for Modular Camps
Works as a core shelter for cooking, gear storage, or additional privacy with optional wall kits and accessories.
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Balanced for Overland, Travel & Everyday Use
Combines large coverage, durability, and convenience — perfect for overlanding, weekend trips, tailgates, or general outdoor use.
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Bottom Line
The ROAM ARC 270 Awning offers expansive, durable shelter with fast setup and practical design — a reliable solution for outdoor adventures and overland travel.
Q&A
Q: What is this awning designed for?
A: A 270° driver-side awning that provides a large covered area beside your vehicle for shade or shelter during camping, overlanding, or tailgating.
Q: How much coverage does it provide?
A: Approximately 92 square feet, with a wingspan of about 14 ft and a width of roughly 13 ft when fully deployed.
Q: What is it made of?
A: Lightweight aluminum frame with stainless-steel hardware, and a multi-layer laminated ripstop sailcloth rainfly for weather resistance and durability.
Q: How stable is it?
A: Free-standing with telescoping support legs, designed to remain stable in winds up to 20 mph when fully deployed.
Q: How easy is deployment and storage?
A: Sets up or tears down in around 20 seconds, and stows compactly when closed (approximately 90″ long × 7–7.5″ thick).
Q: When is it most useful?
A: Ideal for campsites, overland trips, tailgating, or roadside stops where quick shelter or shade is needed.
Q: Part number
A: ROAM‑AWN‑ARC270‑DRIVE.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect hardware regularly: Check mounting brackets, bolts, and roof-rack attachments periodically and after off-road trips to ensure everything stays secure.
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Clean properly: Rinse the awning fabric and frame with cold water and a soft brush; avoid detergents, harsh chemicals, petrol, or diesel that can damage the material.
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Dry completely before storing: Always allow the awning to dry fully before rolling it up to prevent mildew and fabric damage.
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Lubricate moving parts occasionally: Lightly lubricate pivot points, hinges, and bushings 2–3 times per year for smooth deployment and retraction.
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Use support legs and guy ropes when deployed: Always deploy telescoping legs and stake the guy ropes to stabilize the awning and resist wind or uneven ground.
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Avoid use in strong winds or storms: Retract the awning if winds exceed ~20 mph or during severe weather to prevent damage.
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Inspect fabric and seams: Periodically check for tears, wear, or UV degradation and address small issues promptly to extend lifespan.