Thoughts on the Khyam Kamper Baffle

[Mrs J.H]

Hi thanks to those who advised me on my previous issues. Both are now on order.
I was thinking of purchasing the khyam baffler to try to make my awning draught free has anyone tried it or can you suggest an alternative? Thanks guys
Mrs JH

 

[jamesC]

Its just back in stock everywhere now I notice.. I've been thinking about one of these for a while.

My thoughts are that the rear wheel arch and wheel are still going to create quite a draft, but of course it will make a big difference overall.

Major drawback is that while the baffle itself is likely to be compact, unless you are already carrying a pump for a blow up awning, you will need to pack one of these too, and it does not come with one.

 

[hubert72]

I saw this down at the show and thought it was a good idea, then saw a van that just had a long piece of ripstop material fastened to the wheels using some bungees creating the same baffle type thing but a lot cheaper and I am guessing smaller to store and very simple to fit.

 

[larrylamb]

I saw this down at the show and thought it was a good idea, then saw a van that just had a long piece of ripstop material fastened to the wheels using some bungees creating the same baffle type thing but a lot cheaper and I am guessing smaller to store and very simple to fit.

Maybe Comfortz could make a long, rectangular strip with eyelets at the ends to attach to the wheels?

 

[daz60]

Maybe Comfortz could make a long, rectangular strip with eyelets at the ends to attach to the wheels?

some think like this

 

[andyinluton]

Ive got the Fiamma version, expensive but worth it,, has bungee cords to fit to both wheels & an extra flap that covers the whole rear wheel arch. In addition to the bungees it has built in magnets so fits securely