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We installed Air Skirts on our 5th wheel. It not only acts as a wind break, but also has an insulating factor. We lived in our 5th wheel for two years while building our house. The temperature dropped to -18. The propane company estimated we save $800 per year by using Air Skirts.

I've had Airskirts for 2 years now, and they have made a huge difference with both heating and cooling. They have been very durable. Going in on our 3rd winter and have been very happy with them. Customer service also has been great!

Very simply put, they sell a really good product for a fair price. They back their airskirts up with a warranty, which i have had to use once. The other time I was asking about the air pump end that broke. Both times the service was fast, friendly and completely hassle free. And, for the bonus part, the airskirts work. I live about half my time in my 5th wheel in the northwestern states. They handled Wyoming and Montana winters just fine. 100% recommend these guys.

Their customer service representatives are so polite and helpful. Jordan Srulevich, was unbelievably kind and just went above and beyond. It is so rare, nowadays, to have that. Airskirts, hold on to this guy and give him a raise! He is an absolute gem of a person.

I bought AirSkirts before this winter to use while winter camping in Vermont, based on discussions with their team where I explained that I’d be using my RV mainly on weekends during ski season. I was told they would be a good solution for that use case. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at all. The skirts were installed correctly, fit well, and were not punctured or damaged. I followed their recommendations and installed a ceramic greenhouse heater underneath the RV inside the skirted area. Despite this, the skirts repeatedly deflated whenever temperatures dropped, creating gaps between the skirts and the RV. This caused the heater to run nonstop and resulted in electricity costs of over $100 per month for a small 19-foot camper. Because I’m not on site full time, I had to repeatedly ask people at the campground to re-inflate the skirts after cold snaps, which happened frequently this winter. The gray and black tank valves (which aren’t covered by the skirts) also froze multiple times. During one particularly cold week, partial deflation meant the heater couldn’t keep up and my water furnace froze and broke, costing me about $500 to replace. There was also the opposite issue: after adding air during cold weather, warmer temperatures caused the skirts to expand while I was away, pushing against my tanks and bending their supports more than once. In practice, the product required constant adjustment and monitoring and ended up costing me more money and stress than it saved. Other campers using traditional insulated panels had fewer issues and better results, especially for non-full-time winter use. I reached out to their customer support to explain the situation and request a return. Christine responded with what appeared to be a canned template stating that my 30-day return window had passed, without addressing any of the issues I described. The response felt dismissive and unhelpful, and the overall customer service experience was disappointing—especially from a company that markets itself as a U.S.-based, family-owned business. We ultimately winterized the RV and left the campground early because continuing to deal with the AirSkirts just wasn’t worth it. This was not the experience I was led to expect, and for my situation, the product did not deliver enough value for the cost.

We have used air skirts for 2 winters, and they worked great. They’re easy to set up,and easy to take down,with the storage bags provided they’re easy to store. Thank you Christine for all your help.

Fabulous product. Heavy duty durable material and yet so easy to handle, setup and inflate. Customer service is super. Every interaction with the personnel was professional and handled immediately. There is significant difference in the heating requirements inside my RV. I highly recommend this product. I am beyond satisfied. Great stuff. Great company.

Ordered Airskirts October 22, 2025 received them November 22, 2025. Didn’t receive all products as promised. After providing measurements and pictures of my 2022 Keystone Alpine 3700fl. They after 2 weeks started demanding measurements for the drop frame which my RV didn’t have. Which they could have confirmed via provided pictures. Requested support for products that were deflating since received. The whole process start to finish has been stressful. As a disabled retired veteran I am really disappointed in the Airskirts company