Visor Install?

Not the greatest pictures but I think they show it.  One with standard black cord in Bryce and the other one at a recharging stop in North Carolina with glow in the dark cord.  The NC photo probably shows it better.

Thanks for posting the photos!

I have two visors - one for each side - since I often camp where there are NO shade trees.  I also stake out the visors if I think it's going to be windy, but I use bright orange parachute cord instead of the stock black cording.  Just a safety reminder for me.

  

In breezy conditions I just stake the lines out in front of the visor instead of back to the base of the T@B.  I go out as far as the lines will reach leaving some adjustment.  It even works well using a single, central stake where both line are attached. 

When using the keder rail adapters attaching the lines, it helps a lot to do something to prevent the anchor point from sliding in the rail and loosening the line. 

I changed mine to eye screws under the edge of the T@B and snap clips on the ends of the lines. Everything stays put and tight.   (The DM CS does not have the lower keder rail so I had to improvise.)

I have the smaller version of the visor and have used it extensively over the last two years.  It is a quick setup so I break it out for stays of two days or more.  

The winds do take a toll and one of my visor poles broke on our last trip.  Does anybody know if the individual rods can be purchased or do you have to replace the entire fiber pole system?

Verna, got 'ya covered on this one since you gave it to me!
jebelhafit, The phone # for Paha Que is : 858-748-3762, or web site: www.pahaque.com Hope this helps you out!

Looks like most are happy with their Visor XL once anchored to the ground and kept from sliding in the keder rail.
My thought is why not offer a version with tension poles like a dome tent works?
Two additional crossed poles and you'd have a much stronger structure that could be anchored with a single Y guyline to the ground. Or the bottom keder rail cords would likely work with this design tweak.
Think about a baseball cap with a stiff bill. No flopping in the wind and it's held by the cap.
A 3 poled XL visor would literally stand on its own with 4 tension points against the keder rail.
Just thinkin...   

If you set up two, it looks Dutch so get tire covers that look like wooden shoes