Camco Sidewinder 30-Foot RV Sewer Hose Support - Black, Plastic (43061)

As an avid RV enthusiast, I've gone through my fair share of RV sewer hose supports, but the Camco Sidewinder is by far the best one I've used. This product has made a huge difference when it comes to setting up my RV's sewer hose, here's why I love it: The Sidewinder is made from a heavy-duty, molded plastic that feels solid and can withstand the elements without showing any signs of wear. I've used it on several trips now, and it's held up great, even in the rain and extreme temperatures. The design is super simple to use. It expands and collapses effortlessly, making it a breeze to store when not in use. I especially like how it automatically bends into place, which means no more fighting with stiff, awkward hoses. I've saved a lot of time setting up and tearing down camp thanks to this support. One of the best features of the Sidewinder is the way it maintains a perfect slope from the RV to the sewer connection. It helps to ensure a smooth and quick drainage process without any pesky backup. It's a small detail, but it makes a big difference in how efficiently the sewer system works. When collapsed, the Sidewinder is surprisingly compact and lightweight. It fits easily in my RV storage compartment without taking up too much space. Even with my limited storage space, this support is easy to store and doesn't add any unnecessary bulk. For the quality and convenience, the Camco Sidewinder is reasonably priced. Considering how much easier it makes the whole RV setup and sewer connection process, it's definitely worth the investment. Overall, I highly recommend the Camco Sidewinder Camper RV Sewer Hose Support to anyone who wants to make their RV setup more efficient. It's durable, easy to use, and helps ensure that your sewer hose is always properly positioned for smooth drainage. It's a simple, well-designed product that does exactly what it promises, and does it well.

The side winder support stands on the ground between the RV sewer outlet and the dump station. The sewer pipe lays snugly onto the support which gives very adequate stability with a gradual slope for drainage. I am very satisfied with the side winder as, without it, I was concerned with back pressure in the pipe which could have caused spillage and pollution.