GOLD EDITION Bumper Bully Extreme - The Ultimate Outdoor Bumper Protector, Rear Bumper Guard, Extreme Bumper Protection, STEEL REINFORCED STRAPS PREVENT THEFT !

Good quality protect your bumper

This bully bumper has been a very good investment to protect my bumber since it usually happens that you park on the street and another vehicle can scratch your vehicle it protects most of the bumber and has been very easy to install and has good sustainability and the trunk can close perfectly

Pros:Easy to install - The bumper bully itself hangs from long seatbelt quality strips. These strips have velcro on one side. The kit comes with additional strips with velcro on one side and a pretty strong adhesive on the other. You stick these inside the car which gives you the surface that you velcro the bumper bully strips to (velcro on velcro). It also allows for some adjustment because the velcro portion of the strips is fairly long and you can attach anywhere. The challenge here would be if your trunk is lined with carpeting (or similar) you won't have a surface to stick the velcro fasteners to. And Velcro on carpeting doesn't generally work well - you need velcro on velcro (male to female if you will). Ensure you have a metal or plastic surface inside your trunk to glue the velcro strips to.Very Sturdy - while obviously not full bumper quality, these should provide protection from not only scrapes and scratches but even the dents that may result from minor bumps as well. I haven't tested this but I certainly get the impression that it will help avoid some physical damage. I've seen other Bumper Bully knock-offs (I'm talking to you Bumper Badger) that look as if they're more like flimsy floor mats and hang precariously from the bumper. This also will not sag like I've seen others do. Holds its shape very well.Cons:Does not cover the full bumper. These are designed to help with straight-on taps / collisions. But don't really do much to help with scratches to the corners of bumpers that can result from parallel parking. (this is what ultimately prevents me from giving it 5 stars). In other words, this works great when you're already in the spot and are not QUITE sure how far back you can go befo- Oh there it is! However,a wider Bumper Bully would probably have some aerodynamic issues while driving. Still think it's worth the investment - you just need to hope that the guy/girl behind you gives themselves that extra inch clearance as they pull out of the parallel parking spot instead of scraping the corner of your bumper on the way out. This will do nothing to protect against that.Update: Lately I've been putting this out for parking only and putting it back in the trunk before driving. It fits in the trunk pretty nicely assuming you don't have it packed with other stuff. However - Recently got a nasty series of scratches and dings on the rear passenger side bumper WITH this on. As mentioned before - it DOES NOT protect from common parallel parking corner scrapes.

This is our second one purchased! Cannot tell you how it saves the bumper in so many small cases. I, of course, recommend it to everyone looking for that added protection...

I saw one of these on several cars on the road, and thought it was a good idea. I know there are several other companies that offer cheaper prices and slightly different models. I can't say that I am an expert on these bumpers, but I do know from experience that you generally get what you pay for. Other companies might not give you as much coverage and / or give you a solid bumper. I suppose at the end of the day, a bumper protector will do what it says it will do. But here's why I went with Bumper Bully.Even despite the additional shipping cost (for a Prime member like me).1. I figured that it was better to be proactive in protecting my bumper (on Benz, black). I consider myself to be a generally safe and good driver, but with parallel parking comes scratches. Both from my mistakes and from others'.2. It seemed well-made, and it was! Solid and thick rubber. I really felt like it covered my bumper well without looking bulky / too much.3. (This I figured out after purchase) It was easy to install. You have two options: (1) velcro it on the cargo mat of your trunk, or (2) stick it on the side, I think - I don't remember since I used the velcro option. There is even space to cut out some part of it should your license plate be covered. My SUV's plate on the gate, so I did not have to do any cutting.4. (This was unfounded, I know ... but ... ) The cars on the road that had the Bumper Bully were high-end cars in addition to mid-range cars (Toyotas, BMW, Benz, Acuras, Lexus). So to me, that indicated its practicality and impressiveness of it -- after all, a bumper protector is not sexy-looking. But you want to go with one that works well if you decide to get one, right?