00:00If you've ever stood outside your camper at sunset, fighting a droopy awning with one hand
00:04and holding a lantern with the other, this one's for you. I went digging through hundreds of RV
00:09awning accessories to find the stuff that actually holds up on the road, and I narrowed it down to
00:14five. These are the top five RV awning hooks and poles, and I tracked down the best deals on every
00:19single one. Let's get into it. Starting off with the telescopic tent poles, a set of two universal
00:27adjustable aluminum awning poles. These are the ones you grab when your sunsail is sagging or you
00:32want to prop up a tarp for shade. They telescope out, so you dial in whatever height you need,
00:38and because they're aluminum they're light enough to toss in a storage bay without weighing you down
00:42or rusting out on you. $24.49 for the pair, nearly 5,000 sold with a 4.6 rating. If
00:49you only buy one
00:50thing off this list, make it these. Next up, a little product that solves a really annoying problem.
00:57These are the ABS Sunshade Pole Holder Clips, a two-pack of mounts for your RV awning crank handle.
01:03If you're anything like me, that crank handle ends up rolling around a cabinet or under a seat,
01:08and you're hunting for it every time you set up camp. These clips screw right onto the wall of
01:13your camper and the handle just snaps in. $3.70. That's a coffee for something you'll use every
01:21single trip. Then we've got the six-pack S-shaped camping awning hooks. These slide right into the
01:27awning rail or roller track, and the little holes in them mean you can thread in a cord,
01:31hang a string light, clip on a bag, whatever you need. I love these for hanging lanterns because they
01:37keep the light up and out of the way instead of sitting on your table attracting bugs. $6.09 for
01:43six of them, 4.7 stars, over 4,500 sold. Cheap, simple, and genuinely useful.
01:51Now if you need something with a bit more muscle, check out these 12-piece heavy-duty nylon RV
01:56awning hooks. Nylon means they won't scratch your awning rail and they won't rust, and they're
02:01sized to fit both 5-6mm and 7-8mm pipe holes, so they work on just about any setup. People
02:09use them
02:09for curtains, clotheslines, tent guy lines, you name it. $6.83 for 12 hooks, so you can spread them
02:16all over the rig and still have spares in the drawer. And rounding out the list, another set
02:21of S-shaped awning hooks, but this time you can pick four or eight depending on what you actually
02:25need. Same idea as the others, they clip into the awning track and give you instant hangpoints
02:31for lights, towels, or wet gear. $5.40, 4.7 stars from over 4,000 buyers. Honestly, grab
02:40a set of these plus the nylon hooks in your entire awning becomes usable storage space instead
02:44of just shade. All five of these are linked down in the description, and the deals I found
02:50are right there too. If this saved you some time or gave you an idea for your next trip,
02:55hit that like button and subscribe. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you at the next campsite.
03:01Bye.
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