00:00Tired of RV doors slamming shut in wind?
00:03Tested cheapest hardware online to save your rig.
00:06Found best RV door catch options under $5, plus couple extra cheap upgrades worth pocket change.
00:13First option, heavy-duty magnetic door catch.
00:16Costs $6.70, little over target, but magnet grab strong.
00:21Stop wind slam dead without manual latching.
00:25Thousands bought, 4.7 stars.
00:28Worth extra dollar if hate clipping plastic catches by hand.
00:32Next, plastic safety lock at $4.37.
00:35Best part, stick-on adhesive, zero drill holes in RV cabinets or fridge doors.
00:41Double snap keep drawers closed on bumpy roads.
00:45Rated 4.6 with over $3,000 sold.
00:49Buy if want zero tool cabinet lock.
00:52Third, two-pack nylon door retainer stoppers for $4.15.
00:56Cheap, simple push-catch style.
00:59Two full sets under $5 mean fix main door and exterior storage hatch same time.
01:04Good budget baseline if need standard replacement parts fast.
01:08Fourth, heavy-duty resilient nylon push-catch at $4.31.
01:13Thicker spring-back design than basic plastic catches, rated 4.6.
01:18Grip tight, lasts longer in direct sun without brittle snap.
01:22Solid pick for windy camp spots.
01:25Last pick, OEM-style white entry latch set for Coachman and Eldest Rigs.
01:30Runs $6.28, solid 5-star rating.
01:34Exact fit factory holes on British and Euro campers.
01:36Get this if hate drilling new holes to fix broken original clip.
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01:49See you down road.
