Trail4 Pole Standard Windbreak, 7 Ft

Smaller than I thought, in length and esp height, even with the measurement noted down. Once up and in the ground far enough, it was sturdy and did the job well, just wished I'd bought the bigger one. Will use it again but I'll buy another one to go up with it.

Okay, so this is not of the best quality but it does as it is meant to. I will be surprised if it stands the test of weather and time but I am not going to complain at £8. At worst the poles will eventually become firewood.

fair at price but knots in wood ruined 4 posts

Really nice wind break , very lightweight and easy to put up.I used it for a camping trip as a windbreak and privacy ,done the job, cheapest one I could find , no complaints from me.

Don't be put off by negative reviews but clearly you need to have the right expectations. If you want some fancy windbreak made of designer fabric with titanium poles and will last decades, this is not it. However if you want a basic windbreak made of cheap material stitched around four wooden poles which is perfectly fine for occasional beach use and is priced at next to nothing, this is it.Having said that my old windbreak was virtually the same and did last some years. My advice? Don't pick at the stitching and use a rubber mallet (not a hammer or a large stone) to bang the poles in. Look after these and they're fine. Put it another way, I need another and I'll be ordering another one of these.These are fairly lightweight too.

Product was sub standard very flimsy wooden poles split as soon as any pressure put on them material moved around and ripped were it was badly put together total dissatisfaction had to bin this item after 2 uses would not reccomend

In my first review I said the following:"Seems to be OK, fabric a little frayed here and there but its easy enough to snip off the loose threads with some scissors. Should do the job well, provided the ground isnt too hard."Now, having used it a couple of times, it really has shown itself to be a very poor product. When I came to use it I noticed that two of the poles were splitting. The fabric is actually very thin and insubstantial and irritatingly slides up and down the poles so much that it is quite difficult to use. I guess you get what you pay for and this windbreak is simply too cheap, very crude and quite nasty.It will go in the bin.

Value for money