Pack of 2 Easy Fence Post Repair Kit (to Fix 1 Broken Wood Post), Quick and Simple to Install, Effective, Durable Steel Stakes

Work as intended. Hopefully don’t have to test their longevity and can get my posts replaced soon.

This is a pretty great product. They aren’t thin or weak as you might think, 1/4” thick metal flat bar that is coated in weather proof material. They have predrilled holes in them & work pretty good.I would suggest that you make sure you don’t have posts that are set in concrete because you won’t be able to get them into the ground as deep as they need to go. I had to modify one of them because of this, but I was a metal fabricator for a long time. So if you have concrete set posts? I would suggest buying ones that would be suitable for your needs.Besides that? I would recommend these to anyone who needs to fix a falling post. As a matter of fact, I already recommended them to a neighbor who has a few leaning posts.Hope this helps.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It works for my app.

I had a 4”x4” fence post that my neighbor hit with their car. The post is completely broken at the base. His Elmer’s glue did not do the trick. Thanks neighbor.I installed a set of these (2) and the fence post is now sturdy like it should be. These work exactly as described and are super easy to install. Has held up to some pretty strong wind gusts.

Worked great

The one thing you would assume that it would be sending you screws with this product and it does not it's not even anything on the description that tells you to buy screws.

Easy to install and now my mailbox isn't falling over anymore.The postman was very happy too.

Had a post that was rotting and leaning quite a bit. I sledge hammered in the first post buddy and got it pretty deep and lined up straight with the post. Then I sledge hammered in the second post buddy, started at a 45 degree angle as the instructions tell you but I think the wood was so rotted, the post buddy stake kept going in at a 45 degree angle which required me to pull it out and re hammer it a few times. I still couldn't get it in correctly and wound up actually bending the post buddy stake a little bit to get try and get it lined up with the post, so I lost some potential sturdiness.Other then that, it worked amazing. I was about to spend $10,000+ to replace this whole fence because of this one post (and the rest of the fence was pretty old) but this small purchase easily added 5 years of life to my fence. Would recommend