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!
1949274
I used them for an outdoor event in large hurricanes so it's hard to say...sorry to not be more helpful :(
599188
well, I don't know how windy that is, but they are pretty darned sturdy, would not blow over too easily...plus they fold up very quickly/easily so would be a cinch to do so in severe weather
1461245
They are not lightweight by any means and can survive winds up to 30mph, anything more than 60mph+, you should just bring them in so they do not get blown away.
1519335
they are not hard plastic......but i consider them sturdy. They would hold up in a strong breeze...but probably a hard wind wouldn't be great.
1202359
I would say yes to the wind, but not sure about people pulling on it. They are pretty strong, but flexible enough to break under extreme loads.. Sorry not much help
1793506
These hold up under wind, rain & snow. Just use KampDry before you take it out. Might want a tarp for the ground...
452541
Hi R . Michael, There is no definition for wind resistance with this. The Gazebo is all weathered proof and made for all seasons. Exclusive Home & Furniture Inc
357606
They are weather resistant and outdoor ready. Mine are doing great outside.
1660591
They're definitely water resistant. We've been in a few light rains and drizzles with them. I can't say how long they might keep the water out in a downpour.
1785881
yes the do a nice job in the wind. They are a bit messy to fill and the containers are small so you do have to refill them fairly often but otherwise they are really quite nice.
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.
462102
No. They are excellent quality. Keep them out of the elements and protect them from UV rays. Good to go.
1607543
I am not sure.. I think they are to some degree but I have never gotten rained on while using them.
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.
688124
No. Unless they are at foot level. Big winds, snow and ice have not damaged mine. But they are attached under my roof overhang.
505082
I use them in conditions where the wind blows sand at 30+ mph, work fine there. Still "new" can't answer on durability