Obviosly not for gusty windy conditions but what about in moderate winds?
792694
I've used it in some descent wind (10-15mph sustained) and we ended up creating a wind block to assist. The fire burned just fine, but the heat was being lost rather quickly to the side as the flame was pushed. After the wind break, it did just fine and we had our water boiling in only a slightly longer than normal amount of time.
792695
I've used it in some gusty wind, both at home and in the field and the stove worked well. However, because the wind blows the flame around it took a bit longer to cook. Setting up a wind break would help.
792696
So far I have not found any wind conditions that would prevent the stove from performing adequately.
1129379
Any small craft will be affected by the winds. This preforms very well indoors, and somewhat ok outdoors. I would fly outside when the winds are slow.
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.
948866
No....it doesn't t take much wind to take it over! Also had trouble securing umbrella to stand...rather clumsy fitting.
100980
I have used it in breezy conditions (but not heavy winds) and it held up. However, the canopy is quite large and it catches the wind. It will be hard to manage in heavy winds. It is sturdier than most umbrellas sold today.
1620751
Just make sure you anchor that baby down really well.. It can handle even 35 -40 mph winds!!!!
2129157
I would worry about the light weight of this fan. It would tend to blow over if you had any wind at all. I would go for a heavier weight more stable fan,
268435
Hi.. It would appear it is only a design function, i my self would avoid anything that could be effected by the wind etc. i would just stick with the tried and true, happy viewing.
535625
I doubt it would work well, especially if the breeze is hard. It should be fine in a normal breeze.
2177730
For high winds you'll want different pegs (10-12") and additional support lines (there are enough places for you to tie on to on the fly sheet), but I would expect it to hold up fine. I was stuck in a light to moderate windy downpour, and stayed dry.
1252430
In regards to windy conditions, please see my 2013 review by CWH on Amazon. I haven't used this item during any windy conditions. I do not feel comfortable that it would sustain heavy winds. As for securing the umbrella in the sand, I don't think the stakes that come with the umbrella will suffice.
1576509
It's ok as long as it's not too windy. Mine got twisted when i was folding it and now it can't be folded. The rod inside is made of flat material so when it get twisted it's all over.
2029736
Moderate wind. Mine has never fallen over and I leave it on a table on the deck during the worst of storms. But I would imagine if we had a strong tropical storm it would probably tip over.
1151486
Probably not rugged enough and it lacks a base so it would likely blow away in any wind. Would not recommend.
95460
Well, depends on what you mean by wind. Normal wind, sure. Gale force, no. What table would?
944410
Well it is pretty lite weight. It would be ok if the wind does not hit is directly I think. However I think I would anchor it to be sure.
2269251
No wind problems. We use ours on wood floors. We angle the outer panels to provide additional stability.