Thinking about using for outdoor sporting events - Minnesota. How long do they last?
1998085
I use them every morning for 6 hours, and they are still just as hot as when I started.
1998086
I did not get any warmth in 7 of 10, did not try the last 3. Better to get Yaktrax hand warmers.
2008319
They last along time. I use mine for two camping seasons. It would last longer I think. So yes.
1161407
No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time. They are perfect for their intended use.
787068
Don't remember the advertising, but I use them outside. They last several years.
900997
They held up fine for me. I don't use my poles for long hiking trips but for a few hrs most days. I don't usually go in the rain. I have been happy with them, but they don't hold their length in the snow, if that makes sense. (You twist and tighten in 2 places for the height you want.) It just doesn't hold in the winter. But that's fine. I just use reg. ski poles. Again over all, the poles work well and held up for my purposes. (baskets both came off in the leaves somewhere..) Hope that helps,
1649063
My experience out in my yard and in a park have both been positive. I would recommend these for smaller groups and especially for the ease of transfer. Do not plan on these speakers being a replacement for a formal PA system unless you have more than one set with speaker stands. Wind has not decreased the clarity of the sound. I would say the range of sound in an open field without a crowd would be up to 40 yards while maintaining separation and depth for music and articulation for speaking. Please let me know what your experience was.
895464
They are for "outdoor" use but I don't think that these ones would last very long in the open with lots of rain and sun
1134017
I placed them outside and they have held up for a couple months now. They'll definitely fade but my dog now uses terrain feel as much as anything so they're worth using outside to get them acclimated initially
1279612
This will be the first New York winter they'll be exposed to, so I'm not sure, I have them mounted under an eave on my rear deck and occasionally get wet and seem to be holding up just fine. Good sound quality, they fill the yard with sound I don't even push them very hard.
1123983
Pretty durable would last a few months of regular play. I used them for 4 months and now I use them to cover my heads when I'm not playing
315457
Have used in the the Winter weather in MN, since Dec 2102. Has been very effective, held up to wind, snow, rain and has not faded being outside 24x7.
1557936
Just bought the teeter totter late in the season this year, so I don't know how it will hold up to our Wisconsin outdoor elements, but it is outside and we shall see. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1991862
We've had ours for a year now. We love it. Our truck is also outside in Minnesota 24/7! Very durable so far! :)
1242084
Battery life is good, depending on outside temperature. One set lasted me the season although I do not hunt on a regular basis. Even low batteries worked for quite awhile. It does not run constantly it operates on stop n go.
1763848
I have to agree with the other respondents in that I would not expect these speaker to last with any outdoor exposure. I do in fact love these speakers and have them in two rooms currently and plan to expand to a whole-house. Completely indoors. I do have the external Yamaha Speakers which have served me well over the past few years. They are mounted in a case which may not give you the appearance you're going for. But no, these guys would not do well in an outdoor environment.
384654
Everything depends on setting..bit I have only used it for outdoor events. No complaints
867904
Very durable. I use mine for picnics on my motorcycle and carry it on a rack exposed to wind and strapped down with 2 small ratchet straps. It will not retain water if you use ice, but I use the frozen gel packs. Good product for short term.