23ZERO Peregrine PRO 180 Compact Awning + Bracket Kit
23ZERO Peregrine PRO 180 Compact Awning + Bracket Kit
The 23ZERO Peregrine PRO 180 Compact is a freestanding 180-degree vehicle awning that throws about 45 sq ft of shade across roughly 14 ft tip to tip. The 60 in (5 ft) mounting length is the short one in the Peregrine line — it fits rear, short bedside, or cab mounts on dual-cab trucks where a full 270 won't sit. The aluminum frame stands on its own and deploys in under five minutes, one person, no legs required.
The canopy is ECO13B recycled fabric lined with 23ZERO's Light Suppression Technology (LST), which cuts heat and blocks harsh sun for darker, cooler shade than a single-layer awning. An integrated diffused LED strip lights the area under the canopy for camp setup, cooking, and nighttime use. Legs are included for high-wind stability, but the rigid frame means you only pull them out when the weather turns.
This is the Bracket Kit version: it ships with two heavy-duty mounting brackets plus hardware, sized for the awning's weight. The slotted T-track and T-nuts also accept universal aftermarket brackets, so it bolts to most roof-rack lip rails. Packed, it stows in a 60 × 5 × 7 in hard housing with an anti-rattle zipper transit cover. Product weight is 29 lb; the shipped kit (housing, brackets, poles, packaging) runs heavier.
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Overview
A compact 180-degree freestanding awning for mid-size trucks and SUVs. The 60 in mount and rigid aluminum frame give you wrap-around side-and-rear shade that goes up in under five minutes without legs.
Key features
- 180-degree coverage: ~45 sq ft of shade, ~14 ft tip to tip
- 60 in (5 ft) mounting length — fits rear, short bedside, or cab mounts on dual-cabs
- ECO13B recycled fabric with Light Suppression Technology (LST) for cooler, darker shade
- Freestanding aluminum frame deploys in under 5 minutes, one person; legs included for wind
- Integrated diffused LED lighting for under-canopy work and camp
- Mounts driver, passenger, or rear; slotted T-track accepts the included or universal brackets
- Ships with 2 heavy-duty mounting brackets + hardware; packs to a 60 × 5 × 7 in housing
Use cases
Built for side and rear shade on a roof-racked mid-size truck or SUV — camp, lake days, tailgate, or a quick stop where you want shade up fast. The compact 60 in mount is the pick when a 270 awning is too long for a dual-cab, and the freestanding frame means you can drop it in seconds without staking out legs first.
- Coverage: ~45 sq ft
- Span: ~14 ft tip to tip
- Awning type: 180-degree, freestanding
- Mounting length: 60 in (5 ft)
- Packed dimensions: 60 × 5 × 7 in
- Product weight: 29 lb
- Shipped weight (with bracket kit): ~58 lb
- Fabric: ECO13B recycled, LST-lined
- Lighting: integrated diffused LED
- Frame/legs: aluminum frame, telescopic aluminum legs (wind use)
- Mounting: driver / passenger / rear; slotted T-track + T-nuts
- Included: awning, 2 heavy-duty brackets, mounting hardware, poles, guy ropes, stakes, transit cover
Do I need the legs, or is it really freestanding?
Freestanding. The aluminum frame holds the canopy up on its own, so for most stops you skip the legs entirely. They're included for extra stability when the wind picks up or weather turns rough.
What does it fit and how does it mount?
It uses a slotted T-track with T-nuts, so it bolts to the included two-bracket kit or to most universal aftermarket roof-rack brackets. The 60 in (5 ft) mounting length suits rear, short bedside, or cab mounts on dual-cab trucks, and it can mount driver-side, passenger-side, or rear.
How long does it take to set up?
Under five minutes, one person. Pop the frame open, swing it around, and cinch the corners down. Legs are optional and only add time when you choose to deploy them.
Can I use lighter quick-release brackets I already own?
Use the heavy-duty brackets in this kit. Quick-release brackets rated under about 44 lb are made for small straight pull-out awnings, not a 180 — they don't carry the load safely. The included hardware is sized for this awning's weight.
Is it hard to pack back up?
The first repack feels bulky because there's a lot of canopy to fold back into the 60 in housing. After a couple of cycles you'll have a routine. Let the fabric dry first, then zip the anti-rattle transit cover so it travels quiet.