Think this would hold up in snow?

[Sparky]

http://denver.craigslist.org/spo/3244474721.html

Would be nice to have my grills covered this winter.

[Wulf202]

snow yes. wind and uv no.

[Bailey Guns]

Don't waste your money. I've had 'em. First breeze and they're gone.

[spleify]

As long as they are staked down properly they are very sturdy. We use them when we shoot at Pawnee and we had it up for a whole weekend in near hurricane winds of 60 MPH, guy it down right and your fine.

Just an FYI, you cab get these on sale at Walmart in Parker for $50 for the 9x9 and at Big 5 for I think $60 for the 10x10. That guy is way over priced on his.

[Ah Pook]

No.

That looks like the cheaper EZ Up model. The better ones go for around $150. It wouldn't last two months with the snow at my house. Staking them down doesn't help in the wind. 5 gal water buckets, tied off at the canopy frame, on all sides works better.

[gos]

Typically the canopy material stretches, then the edges hold pools of water/snow/etc. and just make it worse.

[hatidua]

Even if there wasn't a breath of wind, ever again, the UV in Colorado just tears things apart in short order. I had my most recent batch of outdoor furniture all made out of ipe, no other wood was holding up more than a few years. Outdoor fabric? -yeah, good luck!