WBL Striped Outdoor Wind Spinner, Weather Resistant, PVC, Beige

the flimsy modern tent nylon fabric windbreaks were returned to the German supermarket brand in the UK. The both-sides guy lines and totally ineffective fibre-glass poles with inadequate feet on them got right on my wick. What a waste of my time....whereas these...it is not a proper windbreak if you can't mash it with a mallet. Stones, sand, turf, these go in, with our without mallet persuasion. And they stay in. They also break the breezes into gentle wafts of air. They are long enough, tough enough and good enough for my needs. As a design concept and a practical solution they still rule. Which is my way of saying that I am an old fuddy-duddy when it comes to things like this. Because they just work. I can put them up on my own, and take them down on my own. If you enjoy a wrestle with fibre-glass and plastic, don't buy these. Or to put it more simply, you risk being a chump if you don't buy this kind of design. Oh, and this model and brand is pretty darn good, too.

Stood up to some windy nights , easy for one person to put up using a rubber mallet.Value for money

update on my purchasebought this 8 months agoits been used as a windbreak around my log burner in the garden(its a closed in burner so no fire risk)used rubber hammer bought on here to hammer poles in so as not to damage or breakafter a couple of uses just left it in placeit with stood all weather conditions wind .rain, snow, gale force winds everythingbeen there a good 7 months in all conditionsfinally one of the poles has given way and snapped/rotted at ground levelbut have to say thats my fault as its been left in the ground and not treatedcannot fault it at all, a little fading but material is still goodjust replaced pole with a handle off a brush and its still going strongjust be careful putting poles in not the strongest (use a rubber mallet)bit of care stretching it out and its fine""""""""""""""""""""""""""""excellentwas a bit worried after reading some of the reviews but no problems heregood size and does the jobbought a rubber mallet to put poles in and no problemsuse it as a windbreak for my garden log burner/bbqto be honest just left it up, been there over a monthdidnt break, didnt split in fact looks as good as newbeen out in wind and rain

It's nice and being yellow it stands out a bit more from the crowd of blue ones everyone else has. Be careful though as we've found the poles are starting to split apart. We've been using a rubber mallet hammering the poles into firm sand. Tempted to find another with poles made from a hard wood.

Well made and sturdy. Not too tall which is good. Good value for the money

Lovely hight windbreak used it for a bit of privacy outside our tent when camping. Sturdy poles stayed in place. I would recommend.

Rubbish from China again.

It's what it is, budget quality, and still fine