does it protect from snow glaring?
496560
Hello Catherine, I really bougth it to use at snow place, but I didnt have opportunity yet, because I live in Brazil and I need to travel to snow place. I love to ski and I think this year I'll ski, and I can answer this message to you again.
496561
These goggles come with clear lenses. Oakley has many lenses that will fit with various light transmission levels. I use clear on overcast days and at night and have a grey lens for daytime. You can get very dark Oakley lenses, < 10% light transmission.
496562
Do not know. Makes ordinary conditions look crisp and clear - better than normal vision.
919289
I can say with confidence that yes it will take a snow load but another one of my customers wrote this about the roof..The covering is not glass but a polycarbonate panel - kind of like a plastic piece of cardboard. It's a little flimsy but it does the job.Hope this helps
1141514
I had no issues with snow drifts and unit is still in fine shape. The largest open area (the top) is covered and I was advised not to fully encase a unit for possible problems with moisture when no air circulates. In short, I am very happy with this cover.
559310
Yes it does. It's a bit tricky attaching theliner but it works and keeps it from slipping. Love the way the liner keeps the rain/dirt/snow within the liner; just like it issupposed to.
2148978
No , but if it's sunny & not too cold it may keep ice from forming. It only bubbles when the sun is shining directly on the panel.
1666176
They would probably help with snow flying around. The fog protection is primarily from a series of vent holes along the inside of the top border, so you should keep a small strip next to your eyebrows exposed to minimize fogging.Also, there's a clear version of these, if you want to be able to see in dim conditions; the dark coloring does have an impact on sight. Works fine for bright or moderately lit areas, but dim areas can be a problem.
577102
It only protects against precipitation that it blocks from landing on the windshield. If you have a lot of storms that start as rain then later freeze in the night, this might not work as well because it doesn't completely seal the glass off from water (some would likely get in around the edges).
2020380
I have mine outside in the elements and it survived our Michigan winter with 50mph wind gusts and -20 temps. It will probably get me thru one more season. If you want a cover that lasts many seasons you will pay three times or more than what this cover costs.
1747975
I'm really sorry I can't help you, but it was mostly clear and very cold when we were out. However, when it did snow, they worked great and comfortable.
328033
It will help melt it a little,but much better if you are able to spray before the snow then it will help with the clearing off.
757035
From first hand experience yes. I have been using the cover for a few months, mostly winter and it has held up very well against snow, ice, and rain. To help against wind using the draw string has been sufficient for me, but the supplied under strap would definitely secure it.
1222250
Besides gravity and the side mirror "bags", an pair of plastic hooks attached to elastic straps connect inside the car (you put them through the door then shut the door). It doesn't totally prevent snow/ice from getting under the thing though; I'm not sure how well it would work in windy conditions.
929374
From the texture of the material it does retain a certain amount of moisture during a rain it does not penetrate the cover but may freeze when moist and make for a difficult removal. I now live at the southern coast but have lived in a northern snowy climate and realize it could be a possible problem.
427813
It does leave a little snow covering where you blew, I am happy with it. Very easy to use. I just wish the wheels where adjustable so I can raise mine up a little. I have and asphalt drive with a lot of cracks and I have to be careful not to get any debris sucked inside it.
13002
I would help but not totally block it. The mesh will allow water through it. Snow will not come through it however. hope this helps
1855726
Yes, we feel it did well with the sun. Not so good with a lot of snow and ice as you have to wait until it all melts as the ice will stick and cause it to rip when you remove the cover.
475853
It does a pretty good job of protecting the car from rain, dust, and the sun. I don't know about snow in Texas. I didn't have it for long. I sold the car and the cover went with it.