Peregrine PRO 5-Arm 270 Awning - Left With Bracket Kit 3
Peregrine PRO 5-Arm 270 Awning - Left With Bracket Kit 3
The Peregrine PRO 5-Arm 270 is a freestanding 270-degree awning that throws 117 sq ft of shade off the driver side of your rig, roughly 20 ft tip-to-tip. Five aluminum box-truss arms carry the canopy, so it stands on its own legs without bolting a single pole to the ground. One person can swing it out and lock it down in about a minute.
The canopy is ECO13B fabric with LST (Light Suppression Technology): UPF 50+, fully waterproof, and dense enough to block direct sun and cut the heat under the awning instead of just filtering it. Three integrated telescopic poles plus two spares, guy ropes, and reinforced tie-off points are all on board for when the wind picks up. It is still a 58 lb, 84 in packed unit, so it wants a roof rack rated to carry it — plan your mount before you order.
This is the Left version: it mounts on the US driver side and ships with Bracket Kit 3. It fits roof-rack-equipped SUVs and trucks, plus teardrop and galley-door trailers where you want a covered kitchen out the back. Built-in white/amber LED lighting (1.3 A draw) runs off a USB pack tucked in the cord pocket, and a laminated wrap-around transit cover keeps the whole thing sealed in transit. Wall kits for the Peregrine 270 line bolt on if you want to close in a side.
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Overview
The 23Zero Peregrine PRO 5-Arm 270 (Left) is a freestanding 270-degree vehicle awning delivering 117 sq ft of shade over a 20 ft tip-to-tip span. It mounts on the US driver side and includes Bracket Kit 3.
Key features
- 117 sq ft of 270-degree coverage; 20 ft L × 6.41 ft W deployed, 84 × 6 × 7.5 in packed
- ECO13B fabric with LST: UPF 50+, fully waterproof, blocks heat and direct sun
- 5 aluminum box-truss arms; freestanding, one-person deploy in about a minute
- 3 integrated telescopic poles + 2 spares, guy ropes, and reinforced tie-off points included
- Built-in white/amber diffused LED lighting at 1.3 A, fed from a USB pack in the cord pocket
- Laminated wrap-around transit cover; mounting bracket kit included
Use cases
Run it off a roof-rack-equipped SUV or truck for a covered camp kitchen and living space, or mount it on a teardrop or galley-door trailer to turn the rear hatch into a weather-sealed cooking area. The 270-degree wrap shades the side and rear of the vehicle at once, comfortable for 6-8 people.
- Coverage: 117 sq ft
- Deployed size: 20 ft L × 6.41 ft W
- Packed size: 84 × 6 × 7.5 in
- Weight: 58 lb (26,308 g, shipping)
- Arms: 5 aluminum box-truss
- Fabric: ECO13B with LST, UPF 50+, waterproof
- Lighting: Built-in white/amber diffused LED, 1.3 A
- Poles: 3 integrated telescopic + 2 spares
- Mount side: Left (US driver side)
- Included: Bracket Kit 3, guy ropes, tie-off points, laminated transit cover
- Compatibility: Roof-rack vehicles and teardrop/galley trailers; Peregrine 270 wall kits
Can one person set it up?
Yes. The freestanding design deploys in about a minute solo — the integrated telescopic legs hold it up, so you do not need a second set of hands to swing it out and lock it.
How much shade does it cover and how many people fit?
It covers 117 sq ft across a 270-degree wrap, about 20 ft tip-to-tip. That is comfortable shade for 6 to 8 people around the side and rear of the vehicle.
Does it hold up in wind and rain?
The ECO13B canopy sheds rain without leaking. It is freestanding, but when wind picks up, run the included guy ropes and telescopic poles to anchor it. The supplied stakes are weak in soft sand or loose dirt — swap to screw-in anchors in those conditions.
What does the Left version mount to?
Left means it mounts on the US driver side. It fits roof-rack-equipped SUVs and trucks, and teardrop or galley-door trailers with rear access. Confirm your rack is rated for a 58 lb, 84 in unit before mounting.
What is included in the box?
The awning, five aluminum box-truss arms, three integrated telescopic poles plus two spares, guy ropes, reinforced tie-off points, Bracket Kit 3 mounting hardware, and a laminated wrap-around transit cover.
Should I get the 5-arm or the 6-arm?
The 5-arm packs shorter and lighter and suits most mid-size rigs. Step up to the 6-arm if you want extra rigidity and a touch more coverage for a larger vehicle.
How do I keep the fabric in good shape?
Pack it dry whenever you can. Stowing the ECO13B canopy wet over time can stress the seams and shorten fabric life, so let it dry before rolling it into the transit cover when conditions allow.