How about this covers endurance in hot AZ temperatures?
1529749
I don't live in that climate so I don't know. I will say that based on the quality of the materials and construction it should last longer than the other JUNK on the market that generally costs more.
1529750
I have two of these on my cushioned furniture on my west facing deck in Atlanta. They did great for two seasons but I am just now seeing some fine cracks/tears that will definitely be letting the rain in. They are getting brittle on the top. I don't have the cushions out right now but I am ordering two new ones for the summer.
1529751
I live in No. CA Trinity Alps so hot weather is nothing like AZ. However, the cover is holding up well in direct rain and snow. Also, I have the spa cover too which did fine in direct sun this past summer.
1529752
I live in North Texas and we have very hot summers. It has held up nicely so far.
250146
I've used mine on hot Nebraska days, as well as on the Triple Bypass, and Hotter than Hell 100 with no problems.
413615
I don't live in the desert but do live in south Georgia and it has done well so far. I purchased a cover with it an that may have helped.
2202542
Honestly, it does get pretty hot, because it is fully made of metal. I put a black driving glove or leather glove over top of it when I'm out of the car. Easy fix. It's not untouchable, and cools down quickly, but I still prefer to have it covered.
1134440
If I were to do a project like yours, I think I would use the marine varnish. Or epoxy. Epoxy is messy and very difficult. I don't know of anything that will really protect from the AZ sun other than powder coating, which is a metal thing. and baked about 280 degrees. The answer is yes..maybe. I'd do it.
1978424
I don't know about hot weather. I bought it for cold and it works out well. it does seem to be breathable if that helps.
2269386
It covers both temp and humidity.It's a good product and we've had it for a couple years.
665313
We live in El Paso, TX and it gets over 100 degrees in the summer. The material did get hot, especially if the sun was directly on it. It wasn't extremely hot to the touch, but it was very warm. We kept a white towel in the car to cover the seat up when we were not in the car, and also would put ice packs on the seat under the towel to keep it cool, which helped tremendously.
2070941
No. If you run in 85-95F you will be hot. This is a sock like material and may not be as hot as those plastic ones. I don't run, so I can't give a better answer.
1982409
I use it to cover a bbq smoker outside in inclement weather without any problems--top temps maybe 300F works fine
1982408
I use it to cover a bbq smoker outside in inclement weather without any problems--top temps maybe 300°F works fine
818991
I fly an air ambulance in the desert south west. I wear a Nomex flight suit and the combined thermal load of 100 plus degree ambient temp, plus Nomex plus stifling cockpit should tip you off. Yes, this really is a problem.
1932121
I'm in Arizona too, and it works great. I just used for the first time this weekend since November, as the temperature raised above 90 degrees. It really depends on how much space you're looking for it to work. Anything larger than 190 square feet, and you might have to get two and position them accordingly. If you're looking to stay cool in one specific area, it will work fine. If you live in a humid climate, I'm not sure how much of a difference it will make without Air Conditioning.
278480
Outdoor in partial sun. AZ in the early spring (60-90 degrees & low humidity)
1747499
My husband uses it as a summer jacket. We live in the desert. It gets over 100 F
756276
The thermal ones would, but I would be too hot. I think a smart wool would work better. Michigan winter. Depends on your intensity of workout
1780323
Last winter I camped for 1 week in the Coronado mountains in Arizona, when temperature dipped to less than 10deg F. I could just manage. So 20deg F should be no problem.