List Price: $30.00 Our Price: $12.99 Your Save: $ 17.01 ( 57% ) Availability: Manufacturer:Go Fly A Kite
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Product Description
This Damsel Fish windsock features a swirling splash of bold color and 360 degree patterns. New design adds a new dimension to windsocks with mini "tail ornaments" and tufted tops. 22" x 32".
Windwheels utilize a patented locking hub system to keep all moving pieces together Made of durable polyester fabric with fiberglass skeleton Fade resistant Fun active movement 13.5" by 16" and includes fiberglass ground stake
Customer Rating: Summary: love this Comment: I love my windwheel fish. Unfortunately, he faded in our bright southern sun. I plan to order a new one; but my original is still outside spinning away. I did have a bit of a problem trying to figure out how to assemble. However, once it is assembled CORRECTLY (mine was incorrect initially and not spinning), it spins and whirls and just 'goes to town'. Absolutely love this colorful delight! I highly recommend!
Customer Rating: Summary: Fun, Fabulous & Functional Comment: A fun, entertaining & colorful way to keep deer away from the garden. Neighbors asked where we got it, they liked it so much. Stands up pretty well to heavy winds but the manufacturer rightly suggests that you bring it in for high winds. LOVE this guy...he's definitely not 'little'. Constructed of weather resistant material that definitely is not 'cheesy'. A great investment!
Customer Rating: Summary: price Comment: i have baught this item at my local family dollar for $2. The tail doesnt stay on well. looks cute.
Customer Rating: Summary: Highly Recommend! Comment: We have several wind spinners on our lot where we winter in Baja Mexico. Everyone comments on how much they love the Damsel Fish Windwheel! It's everyone's favorite. It spins freely in the wind, looks beautiful, and was easy to put together. I've already ordered another one to bring down next year as a gift - this is a winner!
Customer Rating: Summary: Windwheel Comment: This is supposed to be an outdoor item, but it didn't even last through the summer. The wind broke the plastic piping. And the material started to unravel.
