Kidkusion Retractable Driveway Guard, Black, 25' Driveway Safety, Made in The USA, Outdoor, Visual Barrier, Adjustable

I’ve been looking for an alternative to something “permanent” for keeping our birds in our yard. I was thinking of so many ways to put up a net or fence without having to install a gate. I don’t like feeling fenced in and this thing works perfect. I can easily let it roll back up in the mornings when cars leave and in the evening when cars come home. Set up was a breeze. I used a metal pipe to pre hole the dirt and the pvc went right in snug on both sides. Did what the instructions said, put a slight lean on the end and it stays tight across the top with no droop. Birds can’t walk out, humans can walk over, everyone is stoked on it. It says not for pets, but I don’t see my ducks or chickens bulldozing themselves through it anytime soon. It’s pretty sturdy. So so glad I found it!! I may order more to section off certain parts of the acreage so we can rotate birds around. Let birds roam like God intended! Just keep ‘em safe :)

Works great for my dogs!My one pug ran full speed into this thing & it bounced her back a couple feet. It was hilarious.My other pug is much smarter & figured out how to get under it. :/One day she tried to claw it down & got her nail stuck. This was stressful & not funny. But now neither one of them will get overly close to it!It can be a little finicky to roll up, but if you keep it level & go slow, it works great every time. I move it 4+ times per day & even when it is soaked with rain, it is easy to move.I am so grateful for this "mesh gate" it keeps my dogters in the yard & gives me peace of mind.

I bought this with the item of keeping my dogs off my grass. I did not buy this product with the intend of kids. My dogs suffer bad seasonal summer allergies (especially grass). Found this would be a great way to give them ample space to run in the area but off the grass. Yes it’s true it sags in the middle. I had to zip tie the top part to the fence to hold it up while I pull to reach the other end. The other end, is where my grill goes. Once that is there I can find a way to latch the top part of the fence to it. By attaching the top part of each end WILL allow the netting to stay propped up and not sag. As for retraction, because the main part is already zip tied to my fence I have no issues retracting it. Yes my dogs were not able to see it and stumbled into the grass. But with a correction of sending them back. They are now aware there is a barrier. Pictures are attached to show. They were able to run around freely and I was able to go about my business gardening without worrying they will jump out of that area. Again, it was not meant for kids, for my dogs. I am aware this will not guarantee they will stay off the grass. But my dogs spent 30 minutes supervised. I’ll update if need to.

It’s not very sturdy. It’s easy to just pull down the middle part and crawl over or lift up the bottom and crawl under. I just moved it to my back yard to try with the dogs and they just walk underneath it no problem.

Easy and useful to help keep children in our driveway

Blocks ball from going down the hill

Despite proper installation, the net never retracted properly. It retracts sideways, at different angles, clogs up and often doesn't fit into return housing. The top loses tension and sags all the way across. We thought to give it time, maybe there was a better method to operate it. There is not. Flimsy. Doesn't work properly. Highly discourage purchase. Waste of money.

Comes with two 1/2” segments of pvc to pound into the ground tohole either end. PVC is flat, no angle and not easy to get into solid ground. The retractable feature is pretty useless as you have to guide the entire length back into the holder by hand or it bunches up and won’t fit.I use this as a temporary visual “fence” for my back yard to discourage neighbor kids from running through our yard and to deter my toddler from going to far as well.It is not sturdy at all, it’s a net. But I knew that. It is designed to stop rolling balls from entering a roadway at the end of a driveway. It would do that easily but I’d hate to have to move it more often than I do (once a week for mowing)Too expensive for what it is, for my purposes.