How many years can it last in snow region ?
1675803
That is a tough question. I can tell you the material is a woven mesh both inside and out. There isn't that plastic on the inside that gets brittle in the cold and breaks apart. We get some snow here but haven't had any recently so tough to judge. We do get a lot of rain and it is doing well in that. Also the colors faded much faster than I expected.
1675804
My first winter with it too, but this one is seems better made than another bbq cover that lasted 4-5 years so I expect about the same out of this one.
1675805
we get snow a few months out of the year and ours has been outside the last 2 seasons and is holding up well.
1675806
This will be my first winter with it here in pa so I can't say but I can say it is a heavy cover and seems it will last a couple years
1781237
It has lasted me over one year of hard, urban riding almost every day, including during the winter in the Pacific Northwest of the US. It's good for flats, but not for steeps since its turning radius is limited by the smaller wheels under the board. It is an awesome looking board.
1094294
Never have had a problem. Live in a northern state and have survived 6 winters without issue.
1140468
I would say yes,may need oiling a few times a year . Not sure about snow but they are good hinges,we used our indoors, would not have replaced them but looked a bit rusty after 30 years.
611378
I see no reason it can not as long as the plastic installed is tall enough and the snow is not too deep.
665637
NY Outdoors, Mother Photini's answer is correct. Many years or nearly indefinitely if not used and just kept ready for an emergency.
1412924
I've had mine exposed for three years now with no problem. I bring them in for the winter however.
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.
2103562
I owned one for about 5 years. It will not hold up to snow. Rain yes. We had it in the mountains of NC. We used it to have a semi-permanent campsite. It stayed up from April to Nov. There was no problems even after 3 years. One year it snowed a heavy wet snow and it came down. The weight sagged the canvas and buckled the legs. We just replaced the canvas and two legs and used the rest for another couple years.
1529749
I don't live in that climate so I don't know. I will say that based on the quality of the materials and construction it should last longer than the other JUNK on the market that generally costs more.
1260462
I would say keep it indoors for at least a year, till it is much older and stronger. New Jersey can be a tough climate in the winter
292614
honest answer : 7. just as long as you're not throwing snow or getting it wet. i still have them and use it everyday during the winter months. that says something great about the quality.
1732790
It holds up fine as long as you scrape the heavy snow off it. That is until the material degrades which in my case only took a few years.
1148185
I used this cover for two years as a garage replacement. During those winters, it got snowed on quite frequently; during the summers it was quite sunny. At the end of that time, the cover was definitely starting to show some (a few rips on the bottom silver part), but I would expect it could have been useful for at least another 2-3 years.
792159
4+ years. Slight peeling of coating at a corner or two but not really visible. Full Midwest winters!
2157230
It depends on the consistency of the snow of course but we rate it for up to 30 feet...thanks!
1528032
I live in Michigan and we leave it out year round. I expect it to last 3-4 years based on this.