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It's safe to say camping equipment has moved on in the last few years. Generally equipment is lighter, yet far more robust and much more portable. For some of the older generation, camping brings to mind Boy Scouts, Girl Guides or one of those 'Carry On' films with a young Barbara Windsor! Boy, have they got it wrong.
Some years ago, there wouldn't have even been such things as camping windbreaks. For those of you new to sleeping in the great outdoors, it is actually a versatile piece of equipment. A piece of highly durable fabric wraps around a series of upright spiked poles that sit in the ground. For the best in quality and value, look no further than the Quest Deluxe 5 or 7 pole Windbreak They all come with guy lines and pegs too, keeping your screen in a sturdy position.
Camping windbreaks can be used in a variety of ways. Firstly each comes with an attachment for the awning for that extra privacy you may need. The windbreak can be used as a working border when on camp-site or as an extra level of protection against wind or driving rain.
It stores down to a compact size and as such is easily transportable. You can use it to create your own little alcove on the beach and no doubt be the envy of many. In any open space really it can be of use; when out for a picnic, it's a great way to ensure privacy and make that event just a little more personal.
