Looking for info on how they hold up after a year or more please, especially in the southern US with mighty hot summers..
1089807
We have had them out all summer (put away in the winter) for 3 summers in New Jersey weather. They have held up beautifully for us. No issues at all. Hope this helps!
1089808
These are some tough chairs! Mine have been sitting out on a hot deck both last year and this year in southern Virginia. I did not even bring them inside during the winter. They still look and feel brand new, no rust and no fading. You can't go wrong with this furniture.
1089809
Mine are indoors and supplement the breakfast table. They look good as new but haven't been used a great deal--only for family gatherings.
1089810
I have a friend who lives in very sunny Crestone, CO, and his are holding up fine. He's had them a couple of years. I think they are under a clear plastic roof though, so not direct sunlight. Ours are inside, not out.
1089811
My set has held up wonderfully! It truly looks like the day I received it and it has weathered some pretty rough weather. Snow, ice, and some pretty hot days as well. It is now 3 yrs. old.
1986389
Here in the mid-Atlantic states where snow (up to 10 -12 inches at least once a year), cold (below zero a few days), and heat (up to around 100) gives us some extremes, I see these have lasted (have now had two sets each on our SUV and convertible) about one year each pair, which I think is better than other blades which might last only one winter or one summer season. Love them.
2067477
We've ours (tow of them) outside for about a year. They've gone through a lot of rain, snow, heat and cold and still work well.
1707950
I live in southern AZ (110 deg. summer temps). Used the cover in KS (summer/winter 2013) with no issues. After moving to AZ, the cover deteriorated quickly over the spring/summer/fall of 2014. I'd estimate the cover will last approx. 1-2 years if used in southern AZ. Most RV covers are made out of similar material, so not sure switching brands would help. IMO, this cover is still a good investment. I'd rather have a deteriorating cover than a deteriorating RV.
1892068
I've had them outside in CA Bay Area weather totally exposed for a year so far. The chromed steel is holding up well. Regards, JC
598456
Had them for a year. Live in Pacific Northwest so they get plenty of weather. Doesn't appear to be effected by the rain (ie swelling) planning to purchase one more in spring.
425847
If they are left to sit in place indefinitely outdoors, filled with sand, then I would expect them to eventually rot on the bottom. If turned upside down every so often to dry out, then they should last many years.
566443
I use them outside all the time, I have not had any problems they are holding up really well.
1231497
I've only had them for a month or so they've been through a car wash a few times. I sprayed the pressure washer right up at them didn't see any water inside them so they are sealed very well. And as far as heat I'm in Tucson, AZ so it's been hot not our hottest yet so I can't answer that yet. They are bright as hell (borderline blinding).
260748
I have used them outside in S Florida with ultra high humidity. They have been out there close to 6 months with no issues. Hope this helps.
448661
I bought mine four years ago from Amazon and am using them right now (0 degree temp outside!!!). I think they may put out a little less heat than they once did (though I'm not sure about that), but they're definitely still usable. Seven hours on, they're keeping my hands very cozy.
2267352
I have only had these for lass than a year so I have not had any sun fading or cracking. I am more concerned about roadsalt here in our PA winter climate.
2209688
I got them last summer and they are great. They have not move in the wind but I also have them in a back yard that is well protected by land scape. I was impressed with how sturdy they are.
807272
They are well made; however, they only last me about a year before losing their stretchiness. We do not have the extreme heat, but do use them in rain, etc. a couple times a week. Ours are always outside in the elements.
587513
We have had ours for a year, and take them down for the winter. There has been no fading or ripping, and they have been up for a few very windy storms. They do stretch a little though.
101864
I'm in AZ and it's good so far with the sun and wind. Had them for about a year now.
963610
Id have to ask what kind of moisture conditions you are subjecting them to. They are pretty stoudtly built . If you are talking about work out conditions , then yes , they hold up well