Video Transcript for Ultimate Overview of the Front Edge Extension for Rhino-Rack Batwing and Foxwing Awning

Hey, everyone. So, today we're going to take a look at the front edge extension for the batwing and foxwing awnings from Rhino Rack.Now this attaches to the zippered edges on the outside of the batwing or fox wing awning, and it's just going to give you that little bit of additional coverage. Helps square off your awning to the vehicle. Just gives you more coverage for your driver side door, so you can get in there and access the inside, if it's raining out or something like that. You're not going to worry about getting wet, if you need to access anything on the driver side.It's going to come with one support leg that goes into the grommet at the corner of our extension, as well as this guide wire and an anchor that goes into the ground. Having that guide wire is pretty important, because if it wasn't there, the tarp could pull down on our extension and it wouldn't be able to stand up.

So, it just gives you that additional support, especially on those windy days, it's not going to go over too easy.It's going to have that same ripstop polyester construction to it, just like the batwing does. So it is going to be mold, water, and UV resistant.Now for the evening or morning times when the sun is at an angle and you kind of want some shade from it, but you still want air flow to be coming through your awning, you can lower this to where it's angled down, and that's still going to have airflow coming out. It's still going to protect you and shade you from the sun.When you're all done with your awning it's going to pack up nicely in this convenient bag. It's going to make for easy storage and it's not going to take up too much space when you're traveling with it.Now with that being said, it's going to do it for a look at the corner extension for the batwing and foxwing awnings from Rhino Rack.