will these work well in the desert where there will be sand storm?
367014
Are you joking?? Of course not -- They are like a kiddie toy, just for fun.
367015
No, don't use in sand storm. My granddaughter uses them in clinic for dental hygiene. She said sand could get down from the top of them.
273720
probably an inch and a half (see other answers). They are hard plastic. I have used it on uneven lawn (very uneven), but not in sand.I'm thinking it might work, if the sand isn't too loose/deep.
162996
Yes. I live in Las Vegas and use them outdoors on my concrete pool deck to secure a pool cover. They withstand the desert sun and water from the pool just fine and I have not have any issue with them for the past year.
1315024
Absolutely NOT !!These flashlights are waterproof meaning that if some rain falls on them they may still work. Do not put in water.
345816
They would not work with just water in them. We are in Hawaii and usually only using dry or slightly wet sand. Have had no problems. They have been the best to hold down tent in high winds.
505082
I use them in conditions where the wind blows sand at 30+ mph, work fine there. Still "new" can't answer on durability
2148286
I don't see why not; the "tip" has a relatively large surface area, so I could see how they would work well on sandy terrain.
517201
Just leave them on and thhey will be fine one tip put a small sandwhich bag over the solar panel helps with the rain.
2228094
I don't think the wire anchors would hold it in place in sand. They need to go into firm ground.
2063616
I move them a lot, and have not had any problems either. Sandbags can work to stabilize them in windy conditions if needed.
2066586
yea they performed really well in the desert, where i primarily used them. Airsoft should not be a problem
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.
1070215
Shouldn't be a problem, I ride in the heat of Central California and 29 Palms and they are fine. I keep them in room temperature when at home. Just keep them dry.
109187
Yes! My kids wore them at the beach to protect their feet from the hot sand. We've also used them in the pool to protect feet from rough cement.
781026
I think they would perform fine in that situation. Just keep an eye out for corrosion. Salt water can corrode things that you wouldn't believe it could.
522704
Not sure about that but mine are around a covered patio and have survived several storms.
1992556
Yes, I have them outside they have been exposed to a lot of rain. So far they are working like a charm