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Hi, any recommendations for a good wind break please? Thanks.
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The cheap beach type with wooden stakes, and a good lump hammer.Hi, any recommendations for a good wind break please? Thanks.
as above - cheap beach one with a lump hammer. We got a funny coloured one a few years ago from Nazare in Portugal and every since it has stood us in good stead. Also have a beach umbrella that stays in the van and gets used when needed.Great … I think we’ve got a cheap beach type tucked away in the garage somewhere.
Another vote for wooden pole ones, and the cheap plastic ones are fine, but I did find the slightly more expensive material ones to be more durable in high winds. The OLPRO ones are nice with different lengths and patterns. Like this oneHi, any recommendations for a good wind break please? Thanks.
Keep an eye on 'Go Outdoors' every so often they have special offers, we bought a large lightweight one (with take to piece poles), reduced by 50%, well pleased, although in strong winds it did need two to put it up.Hi, any recommendations for a good wind break please? Thanks.
There’s one of these on my site…..the owners left their 2 dogs in it whilst they went out for the day…..I only realised this when I walked past and the dogs barked at me! I’d never do that…all sorts of things could happen to them!A pricey option but look nice:
I had the cheap beach one for which I bought new wooden poles with metal spikes….but now have the outwell version….nice and small, but not yet used!Keep an eye on 'Go Outdoors' every so often they have special offers, we bought a large lightweight one (with take to piece poles), reduced by 50%, well pleased, although in strong winds it did need two to put it up.
We have the Jormax ones, they’re very popular at dog shows. They are good, but have a couple of flaws.View attachment 98771
Another vote for Jormax here, not the cheapest by a long shot but made to last and stands up well to high winds.
Can’t remember the proper name, the long bit of the boot that extends under the rear seat, next to the cupboards on an ocean, where most people put an umbrella.Hi thanks for pointing out the flaws. Can I ask a dumb question, what is the ‘ski’ bit of the boot. Not come across this before?
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