YGAOHF 7 Pack Tree Trunk Protector Guard, Expandable Tree Wraps to Protect Bark, Heavy Duty Tree Protectors from Deer, Tree Guards Trunk Protecter Trimmers, Mowers, Animals Saplings Fruit Trees

Great Tree Protection for new Trees. Easy to install.

Seems to be doing the trick of keeping the bunnies from chewing on our new trees. 2 stakes per wrap would have been better than just 1 tho.

These are really nice, heavy duty protectors. They are flexible enough to encompass even very small trees securely. They are a little tricky to lock together at first, but you get the hang of it. I also like that you can use them in either direction. They are a great protector for very young trees when you coil them with the long sides going up and down around the tree. I also like the interlocking feature which can also be employed whether you are using them long side up the tree trunk or long side on the ground for larger trees. Using two, one on top of the other, provides extra insurance for my trees even when there is snow on the ground. Our bunnies still can't reach higher than the protectors and girdle my trees. Excellent design.

We have a bad deer problem and I have lost shrubs and trees due to deer rubbing antlers and taking the bark off. Replacing them costs quite a bit of money. Even with chicken wire around the tree, they caved in the wire and damaged the trunk in several places. These guards are heavy, easy to snap together and snap to stack. Zip ties made sure they stay put.Now, let's see what the deer do. Looks like a good product.

They do not hold together very well at all. The clips need to be longer

I say locked in because there are about 3 or 4 tabs that line up with slots, whichever way you roll them, long or shorter. Keep in mind which I found out the hard way, that to get the tabs into the slots you must bend the slot and tab down. Think of making a heart with your hands while looking at the cover rom the end. Do the middle first and lock it in then the rest will go easier. You'll be doing this while it's wrapped around the trunk of your tree of plant, so I'd do a practice one first. They will come apart again by reversing the locking action. I say lock but it's just the stiffness of the plastic that keeps the tabs locked in only. I painted my trunk damage first with a bark repair tarlike paint to keep diseases and insects out of the exposed trunk. his is a really good one that's sold here as well(https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BZ1JKY?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details).

Once you put a second layer it becomes top heavy and unstable in inclement weather

So far these are great, lock together in either direction easily