Are these wind-resistant?
164968
Yes/No.Yes: They keep me covered temperature wise on my ride to work, but I'm in sunny socal, so the whole climate is wind resistant. It's a thin outdoor/breathable material.No: These are shorts, with a breathable material.Would I use these to bike on a cold Chicago day, maybe, I'm a sweater, so it'd keep me balanced; but once you stop riding/moving around, the punishment would ensue. Hope this helps.
164969
No, they're made to keep you cool so the wind goes through them. They are warmer than bike shorts and with decent socks and warmer underwear warmer than bike shorts
164970
I have wore them and they are light and will dry right away wind resistant yes but not for cold wind.
164971
Yes/No. Yes: They keep me covered temperature wise on my ride to work, but I'm in sunny socal, so the whole climate is wind resistant. It's a thin outdoor/breathable material. No: These are shorts, with a breathable material. Would I use these to bike on a cold Chicago day, maybe, I'm a sweater, so it'd keep me balanced; but once you stop riding/moving around, the punishment would ensue. Hope this helps.
164972
It's summer here and haven't had much wind so I don't know how to answer that. Label states materials are 88% nylon 12% spandex, possibly would be like mostwind breaker jackets? I think there pretty decent quality bike shorts!
2099165
I don't know for sure but I would say no they are not water "proof" but I would say water resistant
1416340
They are not heavy enough to withstand high winds. I attached mine to shepherds hooks and eventually they have blown off by our strong winds and broken. I would fasten something heavy to the bottom (a metal plate of some kind) to hold them in place.
550749
They are thin but very durable. They have withstood 50 mph winds and rain and misguided birds.
1228280
The fabric was a very fine weave and incredibly small fiber. All four side folded took up less space then one of my old nylon sides. I would suspect that they would be windproof just not durable.
640392
yes but they are plastic and were have ours tied down with rope from the top of the frame to eye bolts in the concrete other wise it like to move in the wind and bolting the foot pads down will not hold it in the wind i think they are more to keep it from sinking into grass or dirt. have had ours up for two years whit the side wall kit and has held up good
543837
No. They don't really block out wind very well, so sound will get thru as well.
1566937
I don't believe they are, although if you can put them in an area that is no directly exposed to rain or snow they might be ok. If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain or humidity, I would contact the manufacturer and see if they can give a bit more information. If you were to put them in a covered patio area, that would help.
212876
That's certainly likely. They are very lightweight. I like them and the fact that we get three sizes in the set. If it's windy, many things will blow away--paper napkins, your tablecloth, anything plastic that is lightweight. I've most used them in the house in summer to keep away the fruit flies. Don't let the wind factor keep you from buying these. They also collapse down to flat so they are easy to store.
92753
Yes..and windproof..very warm and with the removable inner liner and vents very manageable in warmer weather too.
1369152
these glasses don't wrap around enough to be called wind proof. they won't work for say motorcycle riding but the regular wind outside, sure they help from normal conditions.
522704
Not sure about that but mine are around a covered patio and have survived several storms.
752253
I don't think they are high enough to protect from the wind. the bed is a very nice bed, my yorkie loves it. Carol.
1369149
No they don't wrap around to block the wind. However their are other styles of HD glasses that do.
212877
They are lightweight, but because they are mesh, air can pass through them. Therefore, they wouldn't be as prone to being blown away by wind as an equally large object of the same weight, shape and surface area that is made of a nomporous material. With a strong wind it could stil happen, and the height and weight of the item that is covered would also figure into the equation, since the mesh makes it unlikely for the cover to gain lift.
1232685
They are light. Wind might not blow them away completely, but I wouldn't be surprised if they shifted a bit, or folded up on themselves. You may want to secure them with something (by placing something like a stone on top). Or, as the other answer mentions, moisten them a bit with some water, and they will get more secure.
505082
I use them in conditions where the wind blows sand at 30+ mph, work fine there. Still "new" can't answer on durability