From LandCruiserPhil/MNI.
The packaging is a hoot, lots of entertainment there. Once I quit trying to remember the Hebrew alphabet, I cleaned up my doors where the velcro hooks stick on, did a test fit and the install. Total time: under 10 minutes. We're not talking rocket science here for sure, as these things are designed to double as sun shades, no Soccer mom has to be able to get them on and off in a hurry. Once fitted, I pulled them back off and stuck them in the bag until my trip. Last Friday and Saturday were their initial use for me. All I did was roll each back window down a little more than half-way, install the nets/socks/shades and go on about setting up camp. For added sealing, I tucked the outside bottom edge of the net, which has an elastic border on it, between the window glass and weatherstrip. When it was time for beddie-bye, my palace was cool, ventilated and bug-free, which was great cuz we camped both nights in places that were bug-infested, and Saturday night our camp sight was so over-grown it took two guys with commercial weed eaters about 20 minutes to clear it off enough to set up. We camp in un-improved areas, so unless there have been hunters there lately, that's normal.
A couple of pics, inside first:
Outside:
Money well-spent, two thumbs up from this happy camper.
The packaging is a hoot, lots of entertainment there. Once I quit trying to remember the Hebrew alphabet, I cleaned up my doors where the velcro hooks stick on, did a test fit and the install. Total time: under 10 minutes. We're not talking rocket science here for sure, as these things are designed to double as sun shades, no Soccer mom has to be able to get them on and off in a hurry. Once fitted, I pulled them back off and stuck them in the bag until my trip. Last Friday and Saturday were their initial use for me. All I did was roll each back window down a little more than half-way, install the nets/socks/shades and go on about setting up camp. For added sealing, I tucked the outside bottom edge of the net, which has an elastic border on it, between the window glass and weatherstrip. When it was time for beddie-bye, my palace was cool, ventilated and bug-free, which was great cuz we camped both nights in places that were bug-infested, and Saturday night our camp sight was so over-grown it took two guys with commercial weed eaters about 20 minutes to clear it off enough to set up. We camp in un-improved areas, so unless there have been hunters there lately, that's normal.
A couple of pics, inside first:
Outside:
Money well-spent, two thumbs up from this happy camper.