It's good, but definitely watch the setup video

“We put in a peach tree three years ago and were advised to get some sort of covering if we didn't want to lose all our fruit to the birds. At the time we bought a smaller net that fit over the tree, which was basically a pantyhose cover that flopped on top of it. It did the trick, I guess, but (happily) the tree outgrew the original. The reviews of this kit convinced us that it was a better long-term solution and... yes, it seems to be.

All the pieces go together okay, and the construction seems decent. It's too early to say anything about its sturdiness. But I can speak to the setup and... it takes a little while to get the hang of it.

There are some projects that you take on knowing that your first try will be lame: putting in a zipper or folding Chinese potsticker dumplings. By the second try, you grasp the idea and the rest of the project works well. I think that's the scenario that applies here. The printed instructions make sense once you set up the netting. The video here on Amazon is better (oh THAT's what they mean by tying the same knot...) so do invest the time in watching it.

Which is to say that it took an hour for two old hippies to put the netting on their peach tree. When I stepped back to look at our handiwork, I said, "We're such amateurs." I'm sure that it'll dissuade most casual visitors, though a dedicated effort by an attack bunny probably will succeed. That's okay; we can give up a couple of peaches.

On the other hand, if I had a second tree requiring a net, I am confident that it'd take 20 minutes and look a lot better. I would not hesitate to purchase another one of these!”