How stable in the wind?
1290284
Seems very stable to me. The instructions say you should file the four base compartments with either stones or sand. I used inexpensive construction quality sand from Home Depot and it worked very well. Hope this helps.
1290285
I forgot to confirm that you have to put the right amount of sand or pebble in the four containers..
1290286
Is very stable if you follow the instruction in the amount of rocks you put on the base.
1290287
Yes, it is very strong . We used it when it was windy and it was ok and as we can change the position it is very convenient to be able to be protected against the wind
1743792
I flew it once outside. But it doesn't take much more than breeze to make it hard to control and unstable.
1879573
I don't know about strong winds, but I've been in 20 MPH winds and there was no problems with the top down. When I opened the top, there was no issue.
1378656
I have not had it up in heavy wind. I'm no expert but I would think anything tent or umbrella like will not hold up well in heavy wind. A beach breeze is no problem though with both sides open for ventilation. Does that help?
1477485
We haven't had winds that strong since I installed it but I think it will hold up if installed properly. The anchors seem very well made to me. Hope that helps.
60434
If its properly installed it will stand up to winds very well. We have had winds from light to all day 25mph winds and storms up to 75mph we have had it almost a year no problems.
1532048
Our chairs are on an open patio. It has been very windy on several occasions and the chairs have never blown over. We had 40 mph wind gusts last week and still no movement.
955418
I live in So Cal on a lake where the Santa Ana winds can kick up to 60 mph+. I have three of these units around my pool and backyard. Never have they blown over. They have a rather wide stance and while not HEAVY do weigh a reasonable amount. Would not consider the wind a concern. Only concern is that the inside is not smooth so if you over stuff the garbage bag in the unit is difficult to get out.
1644252
If the breeze is under 25 mph.... it should be okay. Hopefully it will be weighed down so as to not being lift by a strong gust
277817
The Hubsan is very light so light winds should be ok but medium winds may be too much.
2247185
I haven't had any problem keeping in the ground. The ground here is very hard so it gets wet and dries out very quickly. We also have a lot of high winds, the only thing I have a issue with is that sometimes it loosens and I have to tighten it.
296891
My husband and I are in our late 60's and we use ours to get to and from shore when anchored out. We have found it stable in climbing to it from our 19 foot old Glasply and the reverse. Have not used it when really windy.
299825
don't know can't go 30 but have been in some pretyy good winds with no problems
53279
I would think you could with a steady 20+ mph wind. This kite has kicked my ass at 30+
851157
I would not bother setting it up if the winds are high for it will pull it up from the ground. The strongest winds I personally tested mine in was about 15-20 mph. I wouldn't really recommend it though.
2269251
No wind problems. We use ours on wood floors. We angle the outer panels to provide additional stability.
2269249
Ours is sturdy and has never fallen, however, it never encounters wind. It stands on shiny, slippery tiles and gets bumped every day by people passing by and adjusting it. As was stated by someone else, stability is determined by keeping the panels folded, i.e., at 90 degree angles, bunched together. We learned from previous experience with screens -- if you over-extend the screen, it will fall when bumped; folded/bunched, ours never falls.