Bushwakka Extreme Awning Range Leg - Single (2.3m) Bow End

Name: Bushwakka Extreme Awning Range Leg - Single (2.3m) Bow End
Brand: Bushwakka
SKU: shopify_AU_8247120658604_44433293639852
Price: 49.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

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12 Month Warranty

Fast dispatch

Easy returns

12 Month Warranty

Fast dispatch

Easy returns

Suits all Extreme Range awnings

Adds extra stability

2.3m maximum extension

Bushwakka Extreme Awning Range Leg - Single (2.3m) Bow End

Overview

Product Information

Product Description

Don't let a sudden gust of wind put your awning at risk. An extra leg is the smart way to add serious stability to your Extreme Range setup, especially on soft ground or when the weather looks unpredictable. These support legs extend up to 2.3 metres, giving you the flexibility to find a solid footing on uneven terrain. They are compatible with the entire Extreme Range.

Disclaimers

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Key Features

Suits all Extreme Range awnings
Adds extra stability
2.3m maximum extension
Handles uneven ground

Pack Contents

1 x Extreme Awning Range Leg - Single (2.3m) Bow End

Product Weight & Dimensions

0.65kg

Specifications

Bushwakka Extreme Awning Range Leg - Single (2.3m) Bow End
Vendor	Bushwakka

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different types of awning pole ends and how do I choose the right one?

Choose a spigot end if you are securing a vertical leg into a canvas eyelet or plastic corner. These pin style ends are the standard for providing vertical support. C-clip ends are better for horizontal rafter bars as they snap directly onto the circular frame of your vehicle shelter.

Matching the end type to your specific hardware prevents the pole from slipping or damaging the fabric during breezy conditions. Using the correct horizontal supports is particularly useful when adding heavy canvas additions to your setup. Explore our range of Awnings to identify your pole requirements, or see our Awning Wall Kits for setups that benefit from extra bracing.

What is the difference between twist-lock and clip-lock telescopic awning poles?

Twist lock poles use an internal cam mechanism that tightens when you rotate the pole sections. This design provides a clean profile with no external parts to snag on gear. Clip lock poles feature an external lever clamp that provides a visible and secure lock, which is often easier to operate with cold hands or when wearing gloves.

Both styles allow for infinite height adjustment to help with rain runoff and leveling your shade. Choosing clip locks is a practical move for heavy duty use because they are less affected by fine outback dust entering the internal tube. Twist locks remain a favorite for those wanting a compact and lightweight support solution.

Find support for larger shelters in our 270 Degree Awnings collection, or browse our Camping Gear for more site organization tools.