Crafted from robust 300 denier Oxford weave polyester, the Gazelle G6 Footprint offers exceptional durability and a water resistance level of up to 3000MM HH. This footprint has been meticulously sized to correspond seamlessly with your G6 Portable Gazebo's dimensions, ensuring a snug fit that amps up your gazebo's waterproofing capabilities. It serves excellently either as a solid ground cover or as a dependable shield against insects when set up on decking areas.
- Includes tack down stakes
- Includes a convenient carry bag
- Includes tack down stakes to hold the footprint in place while you position the gazebo.
For use with Gazelle G6 6-Sided Portable Gazebos
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NOTE: Estimated ship date May 30, 2024
Crafted from robust 300 denier Oxford weave polyester, the Gazelle G6 Footprint offers exceptional durability and a water resistance level of up to 3000MM HH. This footprint has been meticulously sized to correspond seamlessly with your G6 Portable Gazebo's dimensions, ensuring a snug fit that amps up your gazebo's waterproofing capabilities. It serves excellently either as a solid ground cover or as a dependable shield against insects when set up on decking areas.
- Includes tack down stakes
- Includes a convenient carry bag
- Includes tack down stakes to hold the footprint in place while you position the gazebo.
For use with Gazelle G6 6-Sided Portable Gazebos
Love this rack! I'm driving cross-country from Washington to South Carolina, and needed something reliable for my longboards. Rooftop Overland (especially Bryan) were great in helping me with selecting a rack that'll fit my Tundra, and also helping with shipping (I was in a time pinch).
The Rhino rack fits well, although the instructions can be a bit confusing.
So far, 2 days in to my trip - been through high winds, rain, sleet and snow. No problem with the rack, it's solid.
I fully recommend buying from Rooftop Overland and their team! I probably wouldn't have considered this rack had it not been for their help - and totally happy.
