When we have high winds, the antenna moves and we lose reception.

Bad weather - wind, rain and snow - still disturb the viewing experience (Northwest U.S.) and care must be taken to mount it safely and away from trees or other threats

The connector for the pole is sloppy and the wind will move your antenna back and forth which is annoying as this affects the picture

I have some hesitations about how it'll hold up in strong winds

Our winds, ice, and snow would have made quick destruction of the lightweight plastic type design.

There is no way this would hold up to the brutal winters and high winds in the Texas panhandle where I live

Each time after about a year to 18 months, a wind will come along and blow it apart.