I need to something that will not crack or flake. The con i'm going to is in Phoenix during the summer, how does this hold up against sweat?
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It actually works pretty nice, although it's water based. Try to make the layer thinner, and use baby power after to make it settle, so it'll be set.
1353570
Good for sweat wicking, retains heat even when damp, definitely not waterproof in a traditional sense, put it in a gore tex bivy and your good to go.
1652889
I live in Arizona so I keep water in it but sand will work in colder climates. The core is surrounded by foam so it won't affect the impact to your hands and feet.
1179661
I would say strongly water resistant as I did not test if it is waterproof. It definitely has staying power under hot stage lights and sweat!
1099296
They withstand my heavy sweating while I work out daily. So far, no problem at all after 4 months. Hope this helps.
905266
I have not had any problems with fading or cracking while using it outside. It does not stay flexible when it is cold outside; below freezing though.
1489882
I have not had a problem in NJ during the summer but temperatures here do not get as high here as in Arizona. It seems to be made of PVC. If temps were around 100 degrees I would provide shade or a soaker hose to cool off the material. I am not sure that anyone will be able to answer this question unless they too live in Arizona or another very hot state and you may have to take a chance. The boxes are well made but they are certainly not indestructible. You may want to speak with the manufacturer about a warranty since your issue may have been addressed before.
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We've had monsoons this summer in AZ with very strong dust storms and rain. The sun sail had held up great, it has a little slack in the line that needs tightening but that's from the line used to string it up, not the tarp itself.
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I live in the extreme heat in Phoenix. I've had the chair under my covered porch that faces North for a year. The chairs are well made, Saturday and don't get direct sunlight. No problems so far.
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Outside nylon inside vinylI go in sewers and duck hunt with them and I patched a hole a year ago with a simple vinyl patch and it has held through heavy use. They do make you sweat!
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It's a self tanner so it does not come off unless it wears off. I am a Pilates instructor and fitness professional. No problem with the sweat
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I had no problems wearing this holster and where I live it was a hot and humid summer. Keep in mind you should wear the holster everyday for a week or two when it is new (with or without a gun) and It will conform to your body. The leather is pretty comfortable and softens up after you break it in. I purchased the natural tan color for fear the dyed black color may bleed from sweating but I don't know if it would have. Hope this helps.
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Not Bad at all!! You can use a couple of products from Turtle wax or leather conditioner from Mother brand and that should help it in protecting it from hot sunny weather up to rain.
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Hey man. I've used it several times, longest run was 15k (around 7-8 miles). Even though it does not specifically states it is sweat resistant (which it should anyways), it has kept my iPhone 5s completely dry, and I live on Costa Rica which might not be that hot in San Jose (17-28 celcius) but it is humid. Even with that, it has kept my phone dry and in perfect condition. Hope this helps.
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It's very lightweight and has sweatband to absorb if you perspire. I have a heavier cotton one and even though this one is nylon it breaths well. Also dries fast
918023
It withstands moisture very well, heat, not so much. I used this for angel wings for a Christmas play, easy to work with, and stood up to the paste, very well, but outside, I'm pretty sure wouldn't work for an outside applications.
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It depends on a few factors. If it's completely sheltered from water and/or ice it will hold up well. Long periods in the sun will cause it to fade over time. Just remember NOT TO GET IT WET. It can withstand a few minutes of drizzling, but downpours will cause the water to be absorbed into the inner material, which can grow mold and a serious funk and will take FOREVER to dry. Keep it dry. aside from that, I've worked on these in freezing temperatures (ouch, but great for building callouses and calcium deposits on the shins), sun, snow...they're durable. Kick away.