I don't know how fast the wind blew at it, but I had the rear of the 2-man softtop facing East near the eye of Irma. I came out today, and it looked the same as before the storm. I didn't see any water inside either. I wonder why so many folks complain about the softtop setups leaking. Mine went through a hurricane and didn't leak....
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Re: softtop wind resistance
The water drained out the holes in the floor.
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Lol. Papers inside still dry. I want to seal the holes sometime and fill it with water then drive to gas station and open holes. Just to see peoples reactions.
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You might have about five gallons of water trapped within the top panel insulation and at the first stop sign, you will get a big surprise!
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