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title: "Airport Windsock Rip-Stop Outdoor Rainbow Wind Measurement Sock Bag with Reflective Belt(30\" 40\" 60\") (30\")"
brand: "qishi"
price: "4382762₫"
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# Vibrant rainbow visibility 360° swivel clip for tangle-free mounting Durable rip-stop nylon fabric Airport Windsock Rip-Stop Outdoor Rainbow Wind Measurement Sock Bag with Reflective Belt(30" 40" 60") (30")

**Brand:** qishi
**Price:** 4382762₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌬️ Measure the wind in style—because your data deserves to be as bold as you are!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Airport Windsock Rip-Stop Outdoor Rainbow Wind Measurement Sock Bag with Reflective Belt(30" 40" 60") (30") by qishi
- **How much does it cost?** 4382762₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- qishi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted qishi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Industry Use:** Trusted across meteorology, agriculture, oil exploration, and environmental sectors—join the elite who rely on precision.
- • **Rip-Stop Nylon Durability:** Engineered to resist tears and withstand outdoor elements, ensuring reliable wind measurement season after season.
- • **Eye-Catching Rainbow Design:** Stand out with vivid colors visible from 500+ ft, perfect for professionals who demand clarity and style.
- • **Reflective Fluorescent Bands:** Enhanced visibility day and night with reflective belts that keep you safe and informed even in low light.
- • **360° Stainless Steel Swivel Clip:** Innovative clip prevents tangling and simplifies installation—because your time is valuable.

## Overview

The Qishi Airport Windsock is a 30-inch rip-stop nylon wind measurement sock featuring a vibrant rainbow design with reflective fluorescent belts for enhanced visibility. Designed for professional use in meteorology, agriculture, and industrial applications, it includes a durable 360° stainless steel swivel clip for easy, tangle-free installation. While it offers excellent visibility from over 500 feet and reliable performance, expect a lifespan of about one year under harsh outdoor conditions.

## Description

Airport Windsocks Rip-Stop Outdoor Rainbow Wind Measurement Sock Bag with Reflective Belt(30" 40" 60") (30")

Review: Good for a year, fifth one just went up - Update 2024 05 23, reporting on my experience with my just decommissioned, fifth windsock. So one of these windsocks lasts for a year, generally April to April down on my dock on the Lower Appomattox River. They can start to look a little ragged by six months, but still be useful up to about a year. I've attached a dated picture of last year's, which I just replaced after a year. (Attached from a previous year is a new one right after I put it up.) For the price I think these are a good deal, but after a year of use, expect to replace it. As I've noted previously, sure to keep the clip; they last forever and can be handy. See you next year. ************** Edit 2023 04 03: Just put up number five. Raising rating from four stars to five. The value you get for the cost is decent. The lifetime of one of these windsocks is very predictable here on a fresh water (but tidal) river in the mid-Atlantic: one year. I've just replaced the previous year's windsock with this year's. I do this right on or about April 1st each year. My two windsock pictures show last year's and this year's, photos taken less than three minutes apart today. You'll be able to determine which is which. This same scene has happened every time in early April since 2020. (First one went up in April 2019.) I find this satisfactory. My windsocks are subjected to nearly full day sun and a fair amount of wind Sept through May. They fade noticeably by late fall, and start to shred by late January or early February. My third picture shows a little bonus you get. When you take down last year's windsock you should harvest the stainless swivel clip. It's good quality and can be handy for working with 1/4" rope, say for tie downs. Edit: 2021_04_27 update. I've just discovered I'm buying one of these a year, just about to the day. As noted below it lives 24/7 at the end of a dock out into the Lower Appomattox River in SE Virginia. I've posted a photo of #2 which I just swapped out with #3 about an hour ago. As you can see, at least you get a nice stainless clip to keep at the end of the year. Despite its short lifetime (and serious fading) it's still worth the price in my opinion. I'm not sure what material would do better. Mounted first one down on my dock in the river a year ago. It saw all sorts of weather while there: lots of sun, and varying winds. It gave me the information I needed for deciding whether to go out for a sail. It did fade pretty badly over the year, except the reflective bands held up pretty well. (They reflect well in my dock security cam's IR at night.) What did it in was 60MPH wind gusts with golf ball sized hail in a Tstorm about a month ago. It was ripped open in places after that. So what did I do? I bought two more. At the price, getting a year out of one of these seems reasonable given the conditions it has to exist in. Oh, and the swivel hook for attaching it is a nice feature. It keeps the attaching straps from getting all wound up.
Review: High visability, low price. - These windsocks are visible from over 500 ft above the LZ. BUT, they do not handle high winds and quickly shred to pieces when exposed. I take them down when high winds are in the forecast.

## Features

- Suitable for:Meteorology, Chemical Industry, Environmental Protection, Agriculture, Oil Exploration and Other Industries.
- Small:Length( 80cm/ 30") Air inlet diameter( 20cm/8")
- Color:Orange w/ Reflective Fluorescence Belts
- New model windsock, easy to fly, elegant figure, bright color with reflective fluorescence belts
- It is easy to install and widely used in meteorology, chemical industry, environmental protection, agriculture, oil exploration and other industries
- Nylon

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01L138HXG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,984 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #4,468 in Outdoor Décor |
| Blade Shape | Rectangular |
| Brand | Qishi |
| Color | Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,065) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00619887067558 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Item model number | 30" |
| Manufacturer | Qishi |
| Material | Nylon |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 11.02"W x 31.5"H |
| Theme | Rainbow |
| UPC | 619887067558 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Qishi
- **Color:** Orange
- **Material:** Nylon
- **Product Dimensions:** 11.02"W x 31.5"H
- **Theme:** Rainbow

## Images

![Airport Windsock Rip-Stop Outdoor Rainbow Wind Measurement Sock Bag with Reflective Belt(30" 40" 60") (30") - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/516UU6-rrYL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How is the wind measured with this, are there instructions?**
A: Lots of VERY incorrect answers here. As a pilot, I have knowledge of their design intentions. Windsocks are designed to give direction AND wind velocity approximations. They are calibrated in dimension so if the sock is full, the winds are 20+ mph. Each orange band fully inflated indicates approximately 5 mph of wind velocity. The caveat here is whether these socks have been built to those parameters. Typically, a "for real" windsock will have a bit of inner framework at the mouth from which the sock is suspended and held open parallel to the ground.

**Q: would the sock wind around the  pole?**
A: There is a swivel on the windsock to hang it from - what we did is use a 1/2 inch wide flat bar bent at 90 degrees approximately 1 foot one side and about 8 inches on the other side, drilled a 1/4 inch  hole in the end of the 8 inch side  and attached about 12 inches of 5/16 chain to it, and then hung the windsock on the chain.  The 12 inch side of the flatbar drops down into a 3/4 inch ID pipe which is my mast - this flatbar and mast allows the windsock to travel 360 degree as the wind changes and keeps the windsock just far enough away from the mast to keep from rubbing on it.  The windsock will float like a leaf falling from a tree.

**Q: Do the vertical bars indicate a specific wind speed?**
A: The windsock is divided into four sections.  Each bar represents 5 knotts.  This allows you to estimate wind speed.

**Q: would it be responsive to low speed winds, such as 3-5 mph?**
A: I don’t know the answer to your question because I don’t have a wind speed reader to look at when winds are 3-5 mph. What I do know is that this wind sock works and acts just like the one you see at the airport and as pilots we know that 3-5 mph winds are considered calm winds so not much reaction on the wind sock at very low wind speeds. All I can say is I’m happy with this product and highly recommend it. The bright orange color will eventually fade out in a year or two. And also I would not use this device as a way to tell if it’s a good day to fly or not because my wind sock is at my house and not at the airport therefore different winds from both places. Always refer to the official aviation resources to decide whether to fly or not.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for a year, fifth one just went up
*by P***. on June 24, 2020*

Update 2024 05 23, reporting on my experience with my just decommissioned, fifth windsock. So one of these windsocks lasts for a year, generally April to April down on my dock on the Lower Appomattox River. They can start to look a little ragged by six months, but still be useful up to about a year. I've attached a dated picture of last year's, which I just replaced after a year. (Attached from a previous year is a new one right after I put it up.) For the price I think these are a good deal, but after a year of use, expect to replace it. As I've noted previously, sure to keep the clip; they last forever and can be handy. See you next year. ************** Edit 2023 04 03: Just put up number five. Raising rating from four stars to five. The value you get for the cost is decent. The lifetime of one of these windsocks is very predictable here on a fresh water (but tidal) river in the mid-Atlantic: one year. I've just replaced the previous year's windsock with this year's. I do this right on or about April 1st each year. My two windsock pictures show last year's and this year's, photos taken less than three minutes apart today. You'll be able to determine which is which. This same scene has happened every time in early April since 2020. (First one went up in April 2019.) I find this satisfactory. My windsocks are subjected to nearly full day sun and a fair amount of wind Sept through May. They fade noticeably by late fall, and start to shred by late January or early February. My third picture shows a little bonus you get. When you take down last year's windsock you should harvest the stainless swivel clip. It's good quality and can be handy for working with 1/4" rope, say for tie downs. Edit: 2021_04_27 update. I've just discovered I'm buying one of these a year, just about to the day. As noted below it lives 24/7 at the end of a dock out into the Lower Appomattox River in SE Virginia. I've posted a photo of #2 which I just swapped out with #3 about an hour ago. As you can see, at least you get a nice stainless clip to keep at the end of the year. Despite its short lifetime (and serious fading) it's still worth the price in my opinion. I'm not sure what material would do better. Mounted first one down on my dock in the river a year ago. It saw all sorts of weather while there: lots of sun, and varying winds. It gave me the information I needed for deciding whether to go out for a sail. It did fade pretty badly over the year, except the reflective bands held up pretty well. (They reflect well in my dock security cam's IR at night.) What did it in was 60MPH wind gusts with golf ball sized hail in a Tstorm about a month ago. It was ripped open in places after that. So what did I do? I bought two more. At the price, getting a year out of one of these seems reasonable given the conditions it has to exist in. Oh, and the swivel hook for attaching it is a nice feature. It keeps the attaching straps from getting all wound up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ High visability, low price.
*by C***R on March 24, 2025*

These windsocks are visible from over 500 ft above the LZ. BUT, they do not handle high winds and quickly shred to pieces when exposed. I take them down when high winds are in the forecast.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Disposable Windsock-1 year
*by V***E on December 22, 2017*

The windsock color fades and it starts to shred after about a year of being continually exposed to the weather. However, due to the low price, I will continue to purchase it as long as it is available. I have purchased 5 already, and keep a spare on hand. The reflective bands really glow when I shine a flashlight on it at night. P.S. I changed the mounting system. I cut off and discard the nylon straps meant for mounting. I then cut a ring about 2" wide, and 8" diameter, from a plastic pail. I attach the windsock to the plastic pail ring with zip ties. For a mounting pole, I use an aluminum rod (threaded at the top) inserted through holes in the bottom and top of the plastic ring. A nut plus washer at the bottom of the threads, and a wingnut on the top of the threads keeps the windsock in place. The windsock thus swings freely, with no tangles. Finally, I stick the windsock pole in a hole drilled into the top of a wooden fence post.

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