That is great awning.. I have installed look good and very sturdy as a wind blowing near my house , the bag oversized that is nice, very easy to put away, lots straps to hold folder material, the ground stakes and tie down that is in bag, that bag will fit underth cover, near the awning hinge, at top
I fold that is way easy, when I swing arms around, I took most of the material and swang at top of arms, between closes arm to the mounting plate (over the top), so than only you will need is to fold small price of material from that arm closes to the mounting plate.
I like that a Strap O-rinng metal bracket was included too. Bolts are a very good quality. I have large truck, Nissan Titan XD, with 6.5 bed, so it's perfect size, large with really good coverage for full size trucks. I think like LC or Jeep it will covered a full length of the cabin. It's a true 90 turn, very important, it's 100% 90 deg turn to wrap over back side the truck . That is my 3rd awning , and by far I see vs other lighter, better quality, brackets are great quality, arms/material and support legs have a better solution than other. I tell you that, I broke other awning at NC beach at wind, and I see a better solution for the support legs , they riveted or bolted to the arm, so there is no it will way go down, previous awning were broke because the support legs fell down, after hours of vibration from the wind, and awning got more movement down, that is increasing acceleration, ana kaboom . Of course I used a sand bag combination a very long stakes. I tell you that, when awning swang down and up and again, the sand bags are flying over the truck. It's all about wind acceleration. Most important is to keep your awning not moving too far down on wind, and not become a airplane wing. Sorry for long write.up. my grammar is bad too more likely hahaha.
