Brady Red Flagging Tape for Boundaries and Hazardous Areas - Non-Adhesive Tape, 1.188" Width, 300' Length (Pack of 1) - 58346

DESCRIPTION> Basic flagging tape about 1 1/8" wide by 150' long.> Bright, translucent, flexible, water-proof, plastic ribbon. Non-adhesive.> Stretchy and tough, but breaks fairly easily into the desired lengths.> Weather resistant, will probably stay in place, without significant fading outdoors for years (but I haven't tested this specific color and brand).> Slightly textured, which helps it stay tied, when tied. But it is also easily removable.USES> The traditional use is for marking things, such as tagging trees to be cut down (or not), or limbs to be trimmed, etc.> > Usually things "to do" are marked in red, orange, or yellow. Things to "leave alone" are marked blue or green.> You can use it to mark anything you can tie it to.> > These could be items on sale.> > These could be items to be moved (or not moved).> You can blaze hiking trails.> You can use it for party decorations.> You can use it with costumes, e.g., to make "grass" skirts, or to identify teams (e.g. with headbands or armbands)> You can use it for off-beat ribbons for gifts, etc.> You can hold one end and throw it off a the top of a building for long bright streamers.> You can use it as a "barrier" tape (like police tape), such as to divide a "parking area" from a "non-parking area".> With stakes, etc. you can use it to mark off areas for various purposes, e.g. to outline the proposed location of a house, the location of underground pipes or a septic tank. 400 BRAND NEW 6" SOD OR LANDSCAPE FABRIC STAPLES> With stakes, etc. you can use it to mark the location of rows of vegetable plants (before they sprout), so you'll know where to water and where not to walk> You can use it to tie-up delicate plants, such as young vegetable plants to stakes---there is actually a dark green version for this purpose.> You can use it for safer bondage games, since the tied-up person can break loose if necessary.> Ordinary adhesive tape does stick well to flagging tape, so you can use adhesive tape to attach flagging tape to things.NOT SUITABLE FOR> Flagging tape is stretchy and intentionally not strong (so that you can tear off pieces as you need it)---so it isn't good as string or rope for tying most things together.> There is no adhesive backing, so you can't use it to "tape" things together.> Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews, or leave a comment to ask a question.

Used this color tape to tie on trees near a hummingbird feeder. After tieing 6 ribbons on trees surrounding the feeder hummingbirds started stopping by looking around and drinking from my feeder for long periods of time. If you wAnt to try and attract hummingbirds this stuff works great.

Bought this to "rope off" sections of my yard where I planted grass seed. This is to keep the kids out and hopefully keep the deer from walking through that section (they can easily walk around so why jump over).I was worried that it would be too thin and rip in the wind... so far it is holding up fine. I put a pole about every 5-10 feet so that there are not very long sections to flap in the wind.This is cheaper / quicker / easier than buying a bunch of rope or fencing to block off areas temporarily. And I like that it doesn't say "CAUTION" on it.

I would not call the color I received "red" – it has a purple hue, so it's more of a red wine or burgundy color. Definitely not the red color pictured. I need red for a project, but it's not worth sending back, so I'll have to order a different company's and hope it's true red.

I live across from a 1-5 grade school. I had to get this to be tied to string to keep clueless parents off my newly seeded lawn. Lost grass in front 2 years ago in drought but it did not recover last year. This year, I tilled and seeded; it is coming in nicely as long as I can keep the adults off the grass! :D

We use a ton of field tape around here, marking trees to fell, spring locations, guy lines, etc. But I specifically got red to place a large red X in front of my jeep should I ever get stranded on the trails in Winter, one more method of signaling air patrol.

We use this to tie around out dahlias so we know what color the tubers are when we lift them in the fall. Then in the spring we tie them to the stakes to hold up the plants. Works really well.

The item is what it says it is: Marking tape. Useful and no problems with shipping or delivery. Very satisfied.