Blazer 376RDM-24 Red 36-Inch Metal Post Reflective Driveway Marker - Pack of 24

We use these along the edge of the front yard, to keep the delivery trucks and visitors from driving on our lawn. I’ve found that the best way to keep these reflector posts looking relatively straight and even over time, is to separately buy a small diameter PVC pipe, use a hacksaw to cut off lengths of about 12-14 inches and pound them into the grass with a rubber mallet as little “holders” for these reflectors. I leave about 2 inches of the pipe sticking up above the grass line. That gives me a nice clean path to stick these poles into the grass without hitting all the rocks that are underneath my grass. It’s also helpful when we remove the reflector poles to cut the grass, because it’s easy to tell where to stick them back into the lawn without hitting those rocks. Even though they are pretty good quality metal reflector sticks, cars driving into them do course bend the metal poles. And it is hard to bend them straight again, only because it’s difficult to hold them steady while you’re bending them. Best way is to use a vice to hold them steady while straightening them back out. And after several months in the lawn, the portions of the metal poles that are under the ground does rust. Even though this might sound like a lot of complaining—it’s really not. These are a very good deal for an average price of $3 each, including delivery. They reflect well and are nice and bright. They are tall enough that they are easy for the cars to see. They work very well overall to keep the traffic off the lawn. I tried to get some night photos for you showing how bright and reflective they are, and how easy they are to see. They rally have worked wonders to save all the repair work in my lawn, so they are well worth the price. I do recommend them.If my review was helpful, please let Amazon know by clicking “helpful”. Thanks.

Well made reflectors. The metal post works better and lasts longer than the typical plastic posts. The only problem I had was trying to remove the sticker on the reflective light-head. Sometimes it tore and wouldn't come off without a lot of extra effort.

well made except two small problems that reduced my score1) no pointed end on the shaft makes it impossible to install with out a drill bit2) there is a sticker for the UPC code placed on the reflector and it doesn't easily come off, if it were on the shaft placed flag style at least it would easily come off

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CRAZY that I couldn't find these things anywhere locally - not at Lowes or Home Depot or Walmart or Ace....At night with no or few street lights, we need these things to see the entry to our driveway. bought one 5 years ago locally and someone actually stole it recently. Guess they couldn't find them either. ANYWAY, these are great. Great price. Arrived put together in a very long study box. My only issue is that the GLUE used to put the "instructions" and logo on was very difficult to remove. GooGone didn't work. An Elmer's product finally did. But KUDOS for a sturdy reflector for a great price that does just what it is supposed to do.

I have a large U-shaped driveway and bought two of these because the Amazon delivery driver always decides to drive off the side, despite having plenty of room for the truck to stay on the driveway. The rut has gotten huge so I put these up as a polite reminder. The driver has chosen to run them over and keep making the rut bigger even though they're very noticeable, but they bend back straight pretty easily, so that's good at least. They're nice quality, especially for the low price.

The pro is that these are metal poles and you won’t suffer from invisible and very painful fiberglass splinters when you handle them.There are two issues with these poles though. The first is so obnoxious I don’t know how they didn’t handle this differently. Every single pole comes with a big sticker on one side of the reflector. The sticker is so large that it completely blocks the reflector on one side. When you go to peel it, you find it’s one of those terrible stickers that you cannot peel. You can only scrape off small bits of it at a time. It’s fixable, but when you’re already out in the driveway installing these poles, it’s inconvenient and takes 5 times longer to deal with the sticker than to just install the pole. I used a slightly wet magic eraser to take the sticker off. Messy, but it got the job done.The second issue is a lack of any way to pound the pole into the ground. Not everyone is blessed with silky smooth soil. I have to drill holes as deep as I can and then pound poles deeper into the rocky soil. I was able to using a rubber mallot, but I was risking bending or shattering the reflector.They work, but inconvenient.

IS AS EXPECTED.

Highly visible in the dark. Will be using as curb markers for the snow plow..

They do what they are supposed to do. Light up at night when headlights shine on them. They are helpful in the daylight as well. Great quality and highly recommended.

Good reflective posts

Not worth my time to respond

Very good price and qualityReally dumb issue is placement of product sticker. They put it right on the actual reflector so only one side reflects and the other side has a stickerThe sticker is the type that IS REALLY hard to remove and streaks when peeling.After 2 months I was finally able to peel after it got weathered but its annoying. They should just wrap the sticker around the pole.If they fix this issue I'd rate it a 5 for price vs quality value