Sunflexx Inflatable Awning for TAB 400 Campers

Easy to set up once you figure out how to do it. The instructions are pretty bad, but it's not complicated. I'm six feet tall and was able to reach by standing on the step. The tubes pump up quickly and easily. It seems to be very well constructed and comes with a sturdy storage bad. All-in-all, we are very happy with it.

I wrote a review of my Walker awning in June 2020, after 248 nights of camping, over 4 seasons, we are still delighted with this awning. No problems. We are experts are setting it up (expert status after 3 setups). We have had so many compliments on our Walker and people marvel that we are able to sit out in the wind and rain because we are so enclosed within the arch. If anything happened to this awning, I would be online to reorder ASAP!
Thank you for a quality product.

For our new nuCamp T@B 400 BD we purchased the Walker Sunflexx400 awning and finally got to use it last week, a month after receiving it. The Sunflexx was easy to setup (first time it took both of us less than 30 minutes)...we'd highly recommend watching the provided video on this website. The awning is well designed, great strong construction, and held up with the variety of changing north Idaho Spring weather...rain, hail and wind. We've heard this said, but it really was like adding an additional room on our T@B 400. It kept the elements out (we heated it with a propane buddy heater when we needed the warmth) and it would provide great shade in sunny weather. A usable and high quality product...well worth the cost. Highly recommended.

We bought our Sun Flex / Walker inflatable awing during the 2021 Nu Camp Rally in Sugar Creek for our 2018 Tab 400 and I was immediately impressed with the quality and the required durability for an inflatable.
We immediately put it to the test. The hardest part about installing the awing was threading it thru the Keter rail, which really isn't that bad (I'm six foot, so that helps). After that it's a matter of inflating the top and main arch support tubes and the awning is up! (I recommend inflating and installing the top tube first before inflating the main arch support tube). After that you should pull your awning taut with stakes or do what we do, tie it off to the nearest picnic table / tree. We've been RVing three months of the last six months since we bought the awning and we've had it up in heavy rain, wind, and hot sun. You can leave the side flaps up for ventilation or stake them down to protect you from a driving rain (nothing like sitting in a wrap-around awing with a hot cup of joe when it's raining). It's not as easy as a deployable awning on the bigger RVs but, it pretty easy and gives you better protection from the elements. I'm a guy that's put up a lot of tents and awnings and I don't miss the age old assembly and threading of tent poles. The Sun Flex / Walker awning is a welcomed evolution.

Good morning Elton. I wanted to provide you with a testimonial about the Walker Sunflex awning. It is the absolute best! In fact it is so good, while camping with it this past weekend, an EF 1.3 tornado came through the campground. My awning completely collapsed on itself and I thought it would be toast. On the contrary. I resurrected it, Put a little more air in the tubes and viola, it’s in perfect condition.

Next time someone asks you if these stand up to wind, tell them mine came through an EF 1 tornado, completely unscathed. Amazing product!