Would this be good for snowmobiling? I don't see anything that mentions if it protects from wind. Thanks.
1024773
I don't know about the snow but I use my for driving across country on my motorcycle they did great have no complaints
1024774
I wear this under my motorcycle helmet in the winter time... it blocks the wind from my neck fairly well at highway speeds, definitely a clear difference if im not wearing it. Until I find one better, I would buy it again.
1024775
We live in the Green Bay, WI. area and while we no longer snowmobile we do have to blow snow and still shovel in sometimes blizzard conditions. Yes it works beautifully in windy conditions. My husband wears it anytime he has to be out in those conditions and he loves it.
1024776
Do you wear a full face helmet? If so, this would be great; if not, there are probably better choices for wind protection.
1024777
My husband wears it for riding a scooter in cold temperatures and the scooter makes for a windy ride. I think you'd be in good shape.
1024778
I have never been on a snowmobile, but there is no question that it would be great protection from the wind. My question would be whether you need to breathe through your mouth or not. If you only need to breathe through your nose, then this balaclava would probably meet your needs. I ride a bicycle and I need a more open-faced balaclava so I can breathe through my mouth. I generally wear a ski mask with a hole for my mouth as well as one for my nose for cycling or running in cold weather.
368406
Robin M. answered it pretty well. I put it on our snowmobile helmets. It works pretty well. It is a little bit of static but for the price it can't be beat. Works very well even at 120 mph+
1171561
It seems to be water/snow resistant. You really don't want a water proof cover. It traps the moisture on the inside which is bad for your vehicle. For example, if you park your vehicle outdoors moisture would get trapped inside the cover from the ground, thus causing problems not only for the body but the engine. This cover breathes well, which is what you want so that moisture can escape/evaporate.
1073328
its designed to withstand hallatious snow and wind. this tent is super nice. just cut a footprint from a tarp and your good to go!
1329870
Good for 3/4 with a shield, modular and full. They have a new one on their web site for half-helmets. WWW.senabluetooth.com I would worry about wind noise with a 1/2 helmet or 3/4 with no shield. Last year I could easily tell when the wife had her shield up on her 3/4 while we rode the Northern Georgia mountains on our GoldWing.
1810594
I would think so. Obviously there is a gap at the rear or you could not put the cover on. But if headed into the wind direction most common, it should not be a problem. I live in Colorado and it is working well so far.
1177023
It will do OK in wind. My previous one was anchored to the ground by burying the feet and held up OK in 70 MPH gusts. heavy snow can be a problem as they get older and the tarp starts to sag a little. I tend to go out with a broom and bump off the snow from the underside if we get more than an inch or so.
1336637
The cover handles pretty well. I've had some windy snow storms here and it handled well. It has vents built-in to the cover that helps a lot. And it has a lot of straps to keep the cover in your trailer
2020380
I have mine outside in the elements and it survived our Michigan winter with 50mph wind gusts and -20 temps. It will probably get me thru one more season. If you want a cover that lasts many seasons you will pay three times or more than what this cover costs.
1484803
I've used it outdoors, but it's very sensitive to wind. Keep away from trees, and not over pavement. Training kit recommended.
387110
I have it on my truck non stop. I don't live in the snow, but it's rained and I take it thru carwashes often! I think it would hold up well, but don't know how much weight of snow it wos support. My guess is quit a bit! It's sturdy!
72677
It will keep rain off, not good in snow or wind. One person will not be able to easily drag or move while assembled.
617424
Eh... It depends. It would be great for hiking or being on foot in cold, windy weather. This question came at a good time. I just now walked through the door from a motorcycle ride. It's 12 degrees (F) here today. Around town, the product does very well. It's comfortable an my face stays warm. Above 40mph, the wind overcomes it and my face gets cold. I really love this thing, but if you're looking at sustained high/freezing winds, you may want something a bit more substantial.
1667690
Don't have snow here, but yes to the others. You do have to secure the cover so it doesn't blow off in wind, ie- with bungies or clothes pins etc. and it has a stuff sack to put it in when it's off.
1679720
We never used it in the snow. The large back wheel would probably be "pullable" as the other commenter suggested.
389180
I do not know about snow but it was able to keep rain (heavy rain) off of baby. On a side note it is very bulky and awkward when the cover is rolled up and not in use. I would remove the arm cushion when it is not being used for keeping baby away from weather.
475853
It does a pretty good job of protecting the car from rain, dust, and the sun. I don't know about snow in Texas. I didn't have it for long. I sold the car and the cover went with it.