Tree Wear 2 - Piece (40 inch)

Best present ever! We had so much fun with this on Christmas!! Glad I got this to coordinate with the bands. It helped the trees not get hurt.

Good way to protect our trees! Need to find bigger ones to protect the really large trees though.

The protectors are fine. However, I chose these because the reviews on the Gibbon brand largely said the Gibbon ones were not long enough at 39 inches. These ones SAY they are 49 inches. They are not. They are 39 inches just line the Gibbon ones. So if you're looking for protectors that are 49 inches, don't get these, they are 39.

The Velcro thingy came off the first time I pulled it out. Not really any good/better than the other green one I had. Also they are kinda short. Ended ordering another set (different brand) to completely wrap the trees in my neighborhood park. I would've gotten an XL tree protector to begin with.

Work great and they don't slip! I used to use old t-shirts but these roll really small to easily pack and are good quality at a great price!

I purchased these Tree Wear felts in order to set up a run for my dogs while camping without damage to Park trees. Although I probably could have fashioned these myself using felt and velcro purchased at a hobby store, these are convenient as well as useful. I felt I was in no way damaging the tree or tree bark even with two 80-lb dogs attached and pulling.

I really do like this product, but it is not a practical purchase unless you have relatively small trees at every setup. I am having to purchase another set, and even bought the XL-51" the first time.I was hoping not to have to buy another set, but unless you cover the whole tree, then you are still putting your strap at risk of fray.

I bought this to use at the summe day camp I own and operate. The campers ages 6-12 really enjoy it. We keep it up al week and take it down for the weekends. We just finished camp this past week and it is still ingest shape. We'll see how it does next summer. We did need to buy more tree protectors to reach all the way around the trees we use.