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Have got both polycotton and polyester outwell windscreens, used them both together and there was no difference in performance in strong winds that we found.
IMO the only difference is that the polycotton looks better with the polycotton tent!
They are a pain to put up initially, especially if it's windy. We do put guys both sides of poles, either double pegged or with delta's and tentioned properly.
It does resemble spaghetti junction with all the guys from tent, extension and windscreens... agree on that one too!
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Topic: Outwell Windbreaks
