CrocSeeCrocSee Outdoor Orange Rip-Stop Windsock Wind Sock Windsocks with Reflective Belts Length(40")

I love this windsock because the color makes it stand out even in the worst of storms. I live in Rochester and let me tell you we get some pretty bad snowstorms where you can't even see across the street, but I can always see the sock! It is mad of a very durable material, so it is going to last a long time even in the highest of winds. Great value for the size and material.

This windsock is awesome! We've had this one for several years. It was posted high on a corner fence post of a pasture. It held up in 70 mile + clocked wind speeds. Also, it survived a tornado w/flying colors. The reflective bands are great at night. Just recently, it FINALLY gave out. The orange was a little faded. We were surprised it lasted this long, considering how much wind we get out in the open w/slopes. It held up in subzero temps, hot summer sun, & took the outdoor elements that you'd be proud of. Recently, I purchased a new one w/the reassurance that it will last a couple years. My husband arranged some type of hook that kept it spinning in any direction the wind blew it.

In a windy, open area, approx April thru Feb in the U.S. Midwest. The bright orange faded in the summer sun - so the fluorescent brightness lasted about 6 months, but it was still a very visible orange until the fabric finally shredded in a high winds storm. The reflective strips lasted longer than the fabric - still very reflective at the end of the windsock's life. The connecting strap and ring were also still in excellent shape. It was good enough for us to order grandpa another:)Update 2/26/2024: Second one lasted a year, same as before! Ordering a third. It's worth $13 a year.

This sock does the job. It's bright, large, and easy to hook up with a sturdy large clip. I will have to give it some time to see how well it holds up to the elements but first impression is excellent.Update: The sock kept twisting up around my attaching post due to the uneven straps that hold on to the clip. Just reverse the clip and the straps do much better.Update: This finally shredded due to age. It latest roughly 10 months in the AZ elements.

This wind sock seems to be of good quality, I hope it lasts longer than the other brands I had. Thank You.

It is absolutely what I saw on line I wanted and it is exactly what got that’s the way it should be

Nice sturdy windsock Live in western Nebraska get a lot of wind. These socks last about a year

This is my second one. I expected it to last longer than it did.

To be fair, I have not found any windsock to last longer than 2-3 months. Sure it's windy here but not stupidly. Our large flag (5' x 10') lasts over 6 months. However, this windsock is certainly bright and the 3M reflective stripes are nice at night.Lastly, WTF, I bought mine in September for $37. Now it is $134!!!! Worse than toilet paper!