Awning Shower Freestanding FALCON

James Baroud Falcon Shower Freestanding Shower Awning

The freestanding shower awning James Baroud Falcon Shower gives you a private and comfortable shower cabin in the wilderness. It sets up quickly on your roof bars or rack. Thus, you enjoy a hot or cold shower without leaving your camp. Ideal for overlanding in Canada, it protects your privacy while staying compact and easy to carry.

• Dimensions: Width 100 cm (39 in), length 100 cm (39 in).
• Height: 1.80 m (71 in) for comfortable space.
• Weight: 20 kg (44 lb), manageable by one person.
• Fabric: James Baroud anti-UV, waterproof, and anti-static.
• Roof: Tinted PVC for soft and pleasant light.
• Windows: Positioned at eye level to keep an outside view.
• Pockets: Wall mesh pockets for soap, shampoo, and towel.
• Access: Direct passage to the vehicle interior without stepping outside.

These features improve your camp comfort. For example, the anti-static fabric limits dust buildup. Plus, the windows let you stay in visual contact with your surroundings. Thus, you enjoy a pleasant shower, even deep in the forest.

Why the Falcon Shower Changes Everything

This freestanding shower awning deploys and folds in seconds. It attaches directly to your roof bars or rack. As a result, you get a real shower cabin without cluttering the vehicle interior. Plus, the James Baroud fabric protects effectively from UV and water while remaining breathable.

Comfort and Practicality at Camp

The tinted PVC roof diffuses soft natural light. The eye-level windows allow discreet monitoring of your camp. In addition, the mesh pockets keep your essentials within reach. You can even access the vehicle interior without stepping outside, which is perfect in rain.

Compatibilities of the Freestanding Shower Awning

The Falcon Shower fits most standard roof bars and racks. It works perfectly with James Baroud tents, especially the Falcon and Odyssey models. Thus, you complete your overland setup in just minutes.

Uses and Practical Cases

For a weekend by a Quebec lake, enjoy a hot shower after hiking. On multi-week trips in the Rockies, it becomes your private bathroom. Finally, in extended off-grid conditions, it protects from wind while ensuring your privacy.

Practical Tips for Campers

Attach the awning to sturdy bars before departure. Check the zippers before each use. For short stays, pair it with a portable water heater. On road trips, fold it in under a minute to save time. Thus, you stay clean, organized, and autonomous everywhere in Canada. Plus, combine it with the Family Room for an even more complete camp.