for Yard Garden - Outdoor Metal Large Yard Wind Sculpture Spinners, Lawn Ornament Flower Windmill for Outdoor Garden Yard Patio (Copper Teal)

This is our second wind spinner, with this one replacing one of lighter construction. This one is heavy duty, stands at a good height on a sturdy pole mount. Assembly pretty easy. Does not take a lot of wind to get this spinning. Heartbroken because it was hit by a falling birch limb which broke a single weld point and bent one of the leaf pedals. Still functional, but hard to fully straighten out. I'm guessing most other spinners would be completely out of commission after such a strike. Will try to repair during the winter. Overall, this is a very nice addition to a garden area.

The media could not be loaded.  I love this spinner! Easy to put together. Sturdy and good quality. I found a similar product at Costco online, $20 cheaper. I purchased both.This one seems to spin better.

Looks nice. One side spins in the wind. The other barely spins. You can turn it around and the other side spins and the original side barley spins. I would probably just buy a single next time. Even in strong wind,one side barely spins. But it looks good.

I have 3 of these in my back yard and they are just beautiful. I wish they came with extra ball baring's. After 3 years I have 2 that the barring's are out on 1 side.

It is stable and the blades are big enough to pick up the wind and the blades are mounted on ball bearings that allow for free movement. It is important to add weights to blades to balance them, but this is true of all wind spinners. The design of the blades are attractive and they are designed to efficiently pick up the wind.

I got this as a gift for my mom, and actually got to see it in person last week. It’s very pretty and spins easily. It was easy to assemble and looks great in her yard!

The media could not be loaded.  Pros: pretty, nice size, moves freely (yes, sometimes only one side spins but only in softer winds that end up hitting the first side then getting dispersed too much to make the second side spin)Cons: they have a really cool hanging hook option… I know, it sounds positive, stick with me here. We loved the idea of hanging it so we could have multiple spinners and not have them all at the same eye-level height. It was gorgeous, gave us the multi-level look we wanted. But: when the spinner is on the stake, that stake doesn’t go ANYWHERE. The spinner is free tp rotate in a vertical axis around the stake, and each side of the spinner ‘flower’ to freely move on their own accord. But when the spinner is hanging on a hook, that vertical stability is gone. Now the thing will spin diagonally & every-which-way. And that causes a problem because when it torques (goes diagonally) those flower leaves hit the hanging hook.Since this little guy does it’s job and spins, rapidly, we started hearing the petals pinging off the hook almost daily. I got sick of taking the thing down every time the wind went over 5mph, and tried to make the loop it hangs from its hook on much smaller by threading a bunch of zip ties around the loop. It worked… sort of. We only heard the rapid fire clanging of flower petals on hook every other day or two when the daily winds gusted a bit higher.I gave up the fight, only bringing it down when the winds kicked up for a storm. Slowly, parts of the one flower that faced the direction most of our winds blow in from started to snag on the hook and break off. First we lost all the ‘stamens’ one by one. Then one day we noticed it had a permanent tilt and wouldn’t hang straight. When we walked up to see what happened, we found one of the petals lying on the ground. The weight was just too unbalanced for that side to move anymore.Summary: we actually bought 2 different models from the same company & the other has zero issues whatsoever. If you want this one, go for it… as long as you never intend to use the hanging option (or unless the company states they’ve corrected the issue). Love that they were trying, but the design has flaws for that option. Purchased mid-March, in the ground a week later. Shifted to hanging around end of April. Started disintegrating early June. Became a sad reminder of what could have been in late June.

You will be so thrilled to purchase an item that fulfills all the promises made about the well-made product. I only wish it came in red also. I ordered another color but this is what they sent me both times. I have one at both windows. It works so well and my neighbors said they love watching it every day as well. So, if you need something to add color to your yard, this company knows how to make a study product. The only thing that would make it perfect is that it would light up at night.