How long does the snow last on the ground? I'm guessing we'll be using it when it's about 35-50 degrees outside.
327766
The snow is actually foam bubbles. It will stay a few minutes on the ground. The temperature probably won't make a difference. It looks very real floating through the air.
914707
It has been good so far, no rain in yet. I don't know about winter time yet have not had it long enough.
1379450
It held up well last week when we got 8-10 inches of snow here in North Seattle. On the other hand, it does not look built to take much abuse. The documentation says that it is not recommended for all seasons.
604121
I live in the UP of Michigan & my garden is buried under 8 ft of snow. I'll have to give you the answer come spring which be a ways off with the temps we've been having.
129891
If you get cold easily, you're going to be cold at 5F.. I have used mine in the "back yard" about 11,150Ft altitude in Cameron Pass, Colorado. It snowed and was about 2F at lowest. I was in a 3 season tent with a footprint & was on a therm-a-rest inflatable..the only thing I have to complain about was my toes, I used an extra sweatshirt to wrap my feet & threw in a hot hands heater.. When in doubt follow this rule for staying warm : add 5-10F to the rating for comfort zone. You can always invest $15-20 on a good fleece bag liner to add about 5-8F of warmth
2104366
Sorry, I have about 18" of snow on the ground - haven't Taken it out of the box yet I am still using my snow blower.
461289
Have not had a chance to use it with snow, so really can't give a good informed answer. If she is in good health and has good to fair strength, she should have no problems with it. Light when on the ground.
2157230
It depends on the consistency of the snow of course but we rate it for up to 30 feet...thanks!
1237424
Yes, I believe so! Let ya know when the snow melts. Very happy w/it so far.
1787131
We are in the south, but I would think it would be the same for the north - keep a watch on it, and remove snow from it as soon as possible - don't let it sit on it for prolonged periods. Jakedogs2 is probably the best/smartest answer, if you can do that.
2103562
I owned one for about 5 years. It will not hold up to snow. Rain yes. We had it in the mountains of NC. We used it to have a semi-permanent campsite. It stayed up from April to Nov. There was no problems even after 3 years. One year it snowed a heavy wet snow and it came down. The weight sagged the canvas and buckled the legs. We just replaced the canvas and two legs and used the rest for another couple years.
1598159
I try to stay on top of it so it doesn't get so deep but the main thing is how powdery the snow is. When it is really wet it is too heavy and ice is too hard. This works well within it's limitations.
810079
if the snow is soft and fluffy, then fine. but i had a tough time working this through wet snow that was 7-8 inches. It took me time and a lot of effort to push through the snow. Henceforth, I am not going to take this out in wet snow... a waste of time.
1704703
I honestly do not know yet. I have not opened it as the we have not gotten more than an 2 inches of snow yet.
557230
We haven't had any snow yet so that I can't fully answer, but it has held up really well against the couple of storms we have had lately. There have been at least three high wind/hard rain storms and it has held up great on the side of our house.
258400
It depends on the the tempature. If it's really cold like it has been it doesn't work(like below zero) & you will have to use a snow rake. If it is hovering at 32 degrees or above it works fine.
197020
I use mine outdoors where it does get rain on and it works just fine. I live in Houston, so I don't know how it would do with snow.