Rain Gauge outdoor, Upgraded Accurate Rain Gauges Outdoors best rated, Thickened Transparent Plastic Rain Measure Gauge for Yard, Adjustable Height Large Rain Measuring Tool for Garden, Easy to Read

This is a great rain gauge! Large numbers so it is so easy to read. Easy to put together and versatile with the ability to make it tall or short.

Pretty. Big numbers so it's easy to read. Easy assembly.

This was a perfect fit. Love the extra large numbers. So much easier to read than the original guage. The glass is thick and sturdy. Highly recommend this purchase. Very nice to have the cleaning tool also.

The rain gauge is nice but beware it cannot be left outside when temps drop in the teens because it will break/explode. This is our second one we’ve ordered and will have to remember to bring in indoors when the weather gets cold.

This works perfectly in my current rain gage. The red plastic disc makes it easy to read from the porch.

The rain gauge looks great and seems to be made well. I like that the gauge is marked in tenths and will be easier and quicker to see rain fall amount. The metal frame is made well. I always mount my rain gauge on a t post so it is approx. 6 feet off of ground. It will do a good job for what I want.

This is a quality product that should prove easy to read and to keep clean. It appears to be durable, but the ultimate proof will be its ability to endure freezing temperatures without cracking. Based upon its rugged appearance, I am optimistic.

Easy to assemble and use but it did crack and break during the last freeze. Lasted for about 18 months before that happened tho.

Solid, good looking, clear measurement markings - happy with quality. Now just need some rain!

I love the design and the gauge is accurate. But my mine came with a rust spot and the solar light didn’t work. So I requested a refund and got one without having to package it back up

Nice product and very sturdy. Disappointed it is only in inches. Australia uses metric.

It does the job. It looks nice.

Would have preferred metric I instead of imperial