I live in No. NV. It is windy 10 mo. a yr. Can it hold up to daily 15 mph & more? This is to keep out wild horses.
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It can hold up to daily 15 mph, but if you live in an open area with storms, it won't hold up. We live in Northern IL in the country (read: wide open spaces) with an above ground pool we put up in the summer of 2013. I am about to replace over 50% of our rails for the 2nd time. Our first set was installed by the pool guys, and we lost most of them in a bad storm the first year. Replaced them last spring, lost 2 over the winter, and another 5 in a spring storm. I am at a loss as to what to put around the 2/3 of our pool that doesn't have decking, as 6' fencing is required by law and I have no intention of fencing in my 3 acre yard. It can hold up to daily 15 mph, but if you live in an open area with storms, it won't hold up. We live in Northern IL in the country (read: wide open spaces) with an above ground pool we put up in the summer of 2013. I am about to replace over 50% of our rails for the 2nd time. Our first set was installed by the pool guys, and we lost most of them in a bad storm the first year. Replaced them last spring, lost 2 over the winter, and another 5 in a spring storm. I am at a loss as to what to put around the 2/3 of our pool that doesn't have decking, as 6' fencing is required by law and I have... » Read More It can hold up to daily 15 mph, but if you live in an open area with storms, it won't hold up. We live in Northern IL in the country (read: wide open spaces) with an above ground pool we put up in the summer of 2013. I am about to replace over 50% of our rails for the 2nd time. Our first set was installed by the pool guys, and we lost most of them in a bad storm the first year. Replaced them last spring, lost 2 over the winter, and another 5 in a spring storm. I am at a loss as to what to put around the 2/3 of our pool that doesn't have decking, as 6' fencing is required by law and I have no intention of fencing in my 3 acre yard. « Show Less
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Strong winds will definitely wreck this tent... Would not recommend for the beach on a very windy day.. The frame is just not sturdy enough..The manual itself says to avoid the wind.. With that said, we have one for our back deck and it works perfectly in moderate wind ;)
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.
1378660
Pretty good depending on what type of wind, when its staked down it holds really well. There is also sand bags on each corner to add more weight if needed.
1177023
It will do OK in wind. My previous one was anchored to the ground by burying the feet and held up OK in 70 MPH gusts. heavy snow can be a problem as they get older and the tarp starts to sag a little. I tend to go out with a broom and bump off the snow from the underside if we get more than an inch or so.
576422
we can have heavy winds where I live. I have had no problems with wind opening my gate. It works great after about 8 months. The only thing I need to do is make sure everything is tightened down (nuts and bolts) on a regular basis as it shares in the instructions.
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I can't imagine it could withstand wind, if it is above the windshield. I'm short and I like the way it makes the visor go further down the windshield and block the sun. The small piece can be moved back and forth for extra darkening. I like mine. Hope this answers your Q.
533060
In my opinion no shelter of this sort will withstand heavy winds. It would need weights tied on to keep down or spikes in the feet of each pole. On a fairly calm day just bury a few inches in the sand and it would be fine.
1378661
It did fine in the wind. We had one day with strong winds that would make the tent bend a bit but it never pulled loose from the stakes in the ground. We didn't even used the sandbags.
1455367
No it will hold up very well. I live in a area that gets a lot of wind and it has never fell over. I leave it up out side for week. Great fence
685218
Just roll it up and it should be fine. I am in Imperial county CA. We also get strong winds.
158898
I live in Oregon and it does get wind here. If the wind shold ever tear down the sail, it would not damage the deck.
1244428
It is not terribly sturdy. there are other alternatives. But then I have kep a 3-bike rack outdoors (not bolted) for the last 20 months, and it has survived 20-30 mph winds.
797382
I used it three times last summer, and on one camping trip the winds were going about 20 mph. I had it staked tight to the ground, and had no problems. It moved a little in the wind but had no issues of anything ripping.
482438
With a decent wind, it might not hold. I am not the manufacturer, but I would not recommend that use for these. I can just see the tarp getting pulled by wind and scratching the vehicle pretty easily.
560548
I think the tent is well made , BUT I it would not hold in 50 + MPH wind That is a very high wind you are talking about. You will need a tent made for high wind and harsh weather I hope this helped
1118308
Not at the beach, but we've had it out in 100 degree, 45 mph winds for several days. Even slightly rained on, introduced to moisture. This bad boy holds up to A LOT. We love it. Very impressed.