Robust standalone windbreak

[barry]

I'd like to buy a robust standalone windbreak. Not for privacy but for shelter from cold west winds up the west coast of scotland while sitting out enjoying a dram or two (on the moors, headlands and beaches). And not attached to an awning, tent or the van.
I had thought of the Outwell range (£40 - £110) but have read a fair number of below average reviews on ukcampsite which I'd not expect for that price. I've looked at a couple of Vangos for about £25 but they were simply too flimsy.

Has anybody any recommendations and if they have could they say why. Pointers to below average ones would also be very helpful.

Thanks

 

[CPO77]

This gets my choice - can't beat that classic design!

http://www.outdoorworld.co.uk/quest-sup ... eak-7-pole

 

[Martin]

CPO77 beat me to it, we also use a Quest windbreak aswell , well worth the extra money plus you can purchase spares if anything gets broken

 

[Silverfox]

I'd like to buy a robust standalone windbreak. Not for privacy but for shelter from cold west winds up the west coast of scotland while sitting out enjoying a dram or two (on the moors, headlands and beaches). And not attached to an awning, tent or the van.
I had thought of the Outwell range (£40 - £110) but have read a fair number of below average reviews on ukcampsite which I'd not expect for that price. I've looked at a couple of Vangos for about £25 but they were simply too flimsy.

Has anybody any recommendations and if they have could they say why. Pointers to below average ones would also be very helpful.

Thanks

Hi - I've been using a Vango(4 pole version) had no problems with it - paid about £28.00 at gooutdoors, great value, definately not flimsy! - now bought the side walls, will still use windbreak when needed though.

Kevin

 

[CannellWalker]

We use a Vango 4 pole. It has been ok for us in some fairly high winds. Plus the blue colour matches the van