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In all our usage, we've never had/wanted a windbreak as we're not normally ever sitting around the van.
Life changes (due to wifey being more restricted) - so have had a few breaks sitting outside the van. Like I am now lol.
Nice weather but a bit breezy, so what do people do about windbreaks?
Seem to be cheap n cheerful wooden pole types which we bought one and not overly impressed with - pain to get into ground - and already "lost" two spikes that got stuck in the ground lol so without ding a huge hole lost forever. And just too cheap to be honest.
There are thin camping ones that are tent-like poles, material, and guy ropes, that just look a pain to erect and many we've seen are all over the shop!
There are blow up ones with guyropes that are expensive and I guess heavy and need guy ropes
None seem to be perfect for £25 lol.
Happy to spend, within reason. Happy to make my own if there is any decent method.
Ideas welcome
Life changes (due to wifey being more restricted) - so have had a few breaks sitting outside the van. Like I am now lol.
Nice weather but a bit breezy, so what do people do about windbreaks?
Seem to be cheap n cheerful wooden pole types which we bought one and not overly impressed with - pain to get into ground - and already "lost" two spikes that got stuck in the ground lol so without ding a huge hole lost forever. And just too cheap to be honest.
There are thin camping ones that are tent-like poles, material, and guy ropes, that just look a pain to erect and many we've seen are all over the shop!
There are blow up ones with guyropes that are expensive and I guess heavy and need guy ropes
None seem to be perfect for £25 lol.
Happy to spend, within reason. Happy to make my own if there is any decent method.
Ideas welcome