REBOUND DRIVEWAY MARKER 09-001 48" Driveway Marker

Works fine, but it is orange not yellow like the picture, I would have bought diff. if I had known that....

I really like these driveway markers. They are designed to lay down as run over then spring back up once clear. My wife was driving my truck and cut the corner too tight. The result was a tire running directly over one driveway marker. It did go down but it didn't bounce back up. She hit it just right and bent the spring at base of the marker. I was able to put the spring into my vice and bend it back with a pair of pliers. I think that was just a freak accident and hope they will hold up to future incidents

Received six. Have been testing one for 2 months along the side of the road. So far so good. They are very thin and may be a bit difficult for some to see. We plan to keep them up year round for the community and snow plow to alert about the buMp in the road. I just pounded them into the some of the road where there is road bond as a shoulder. When we place all 6 we may dig a small hole and plant the bases in asphalt or concrete.

Nice idea, but the springs are easily destroyed. Better if you could buy extra springs separately.

As advertised. Easy to install. Consider the following before placing. Will your mower hit the ground pin in the spring or will you have to pull It up each year? Will the pin get buried and lost by new mulch installation?

We'll see, but I had to adjust the spring so it would stay on the stake...not sure what happens when it gets hit, but we will find out! Good price, so I'm hoping it works.

Once the marker is run over, the springs are ruined and almost impossible to straighten - the pole will always be at an angle. I kept buying new sets but now the price is outrageous. Replacement springs should be sold separately.

Fine.