may i know, how does work in extremely cold weather or even hot weather... i live in north dakota, and summer are about 95F and winter sometime -20F?
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I have had no problems at very high temperatures but have not had experience with the Sea Sucker below the 30's.
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We had some extremely cold weather where I live (close to -20) and I did not try the Talon, mainly because the most important consideration in getting a good grip is cleanliness. Between snow, ice, road grime and frost I would not trust my bike on the roof. The car has to be perfectly clean and dry. If you watch the video on Sea Sucker's website you will see the guy wipe off the surfaces where the suction cups need to go. Once clean and dry and the suction cups pumped down, I think you could almost pick up the car. Anything less and either the seal will be compromised or the moisture inside the cup will evaporate and compromise the vacuum inside the cups. We had some extremely cold weather where I live (close to -20) and I did not try the Talon, mainly because the most important consideration in getting a good grip is cleanliness. Between snow, ice, road grime and frost I would not trust my bike on the roof. The car has to be perfectly clean and dry. If you watch the video on Sea Sucker's website you will see the guy wipe off the surfaces where the suction cups need to go. Once clean and dry and the suction cups pumped down, I think you could almost pick up the car. Anything less and either the seal will be compromised or the moisture inside... » Read More We had some extremely cold weather where I live (close to -20) and I did not try the Talon, mainly because the most important consideration in getting a good grip is cleanliness. Between snow, ice, road grime and frost I would not trust my bike on the roof. The car has to be perfectly clean and dry. If you watch the video on Sea Sucker's website you will see the guy wipe off the surfaces where the suction cups need to go. Once clean and dry and the suction cups pumped down, I think you could almost pick up the car. Anything less and either the seal will be compromised or the moisture inside the cup will evaporate and compromise the vacuum inside the cups. « Show Less
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I had problems make in cold weather, the suckers don´t work.You can´t trust it
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Im in chicago and last winter was very cold i was very warm in -15 F. When i shoveled snow it got really warm. So it really depends on how much activity you plan on doing in it.
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I live in NC and the winters are more sever than most northerners think. At times it gets down into the high teens at night and is below freezing and into the high 20s quite frequently. I have lift my little giant out all winter but it is submerged partially in water that was not frozen, and it still works fine.
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Living in the midwest, we have some very cold temps .. several days in a row of sub zero temps ... and so far it has worked very well. We have had it for almost three years
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Hi, We live in Chicago and it has been working just fine in the cold weather. No Problems! We have already had 10 degrees and its perfect. Its really worth the money.
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I can't be of much help, since I live in southern Arizona. We have had only two or three nights of freezing temperatures, and the lowest was probably 27 or 28 degrees F. The faucet I have still works fine following those events.
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We are virtual opposite extremes in environment ... I live in Maui so no real cold temp concerns.... Did not read anything about it but I'm sure if you google the manual , it will tell you. Aloha, Kev
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Central Minnesota here. Used one on my stored car over last winter, temps down to -28 with no problems
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I'm in NE Ohio, it works fine in the cold! I would recommend adhesive Velcro or something like that. Adhesive tape alone might not hold up in the cold weather.
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We live in South Carolina and it can be very hot. Our hose has worked well, absolutely no problems. Be sure to not keep water on when not using the hose. Our winters are relatively mild, low was 8 degrees F last winter. Was outside all the time, no problems. Love this hose!
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We got to +15 here once and thought we were going to freeze to death! Anyway, I have not tried them that cold, I suspect they'll work just fine since most electronic things like that are good down to -40. We used to live in Edmonton, AB, it hit -47 (without windchill) once, we decided to move.
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By themselves, not very. What's your definition of cold? And what would you be wearing? Street clothes or snowsuit with thermal base layer? Bottom line, if you're just casually prepared, I would say 40's or 50's overnight, with heat loss through ground contact being the major concern. If you have skills and getting through the night was your priority, you could make it work at any temperature above freezing. By skills, I mean actual cold weather training, not wishful thinking.
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Boy! That's a tough question. We are Southern Cal and the weather is never that brutal. The unit has worked really well for us and have no complaints. If I were you I'd just get and try it out. If it freezes just return it.
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It is difficult to get the right answer here, I feel cold much more than some of my friends so the answer is relevant... anyway, in my opinion this should can be used when it is up to 25-30 Degrees Celsius... (I have never tried but I guess it will be warm at as low as 5-10 DC).
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I live in the north. Cold winters and hot humid summers. I have it going on two years seven moths and I have never taken it out of the car. Summer temperatures in my car hit 130 degrees sometimes and It is still working great.
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Its been -20 here on north dakota for it seems like ever. My truck stays outside and the camera still works although it gets a little fogged up but thats normal
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We've had some pretty severe thunderstorms here in the southeast and mine (I have two) worked just fine afterwards. I leave them out continuously. Coldest we've had it here this winter so far was around 11 F, and they kept working.