North States Crimson Triple Tube Bird Feeder, Red
In a Nutshell
- The feeder's thin plastic construction raises durability concerns for long-term use.
- The perforated openings at the bottom can trap animals.
- There is mixed satisfaction with the feeder's overall quality and value.
Quick Verdict
This bird feeder has a solid design and attractive color, but durability is a significant concern. Some users report it being too thin and easily damaged.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
perforated opening
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Color (3)
Customers love the red color of the feeder.
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Good design (4)
The design, particularly the two tubes with perches and the third tube for suet, is well received.
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Color Quality (3)
Customers love the red color of the feeder.
Cons
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Fragile (2) major
The plastic is very thin and easily damaged.
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Durability (1) critical
Problems with the feeder breaking or not lasting long.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews mention more issues with durability and fragility.
Mixed
Negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird enthusiasts who prioritize design and aesthetic appeal. — Attractive color and design are well-received.
✗ Skip If
- • Those looking for durable, long-lasting feeders. — Several reports of fragility and short lifespan.
Durability & Care
Factors: Heavy use, Animal interaction
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Secure the feeder well and check regularly for signs of wear.
- 💡 Cover openings at the bottom to prevent animals from getting trapped.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feeder good for attracting deer?
No, it may attract deer because of the spills at the bottom but you can fix them by covering the bottom using sealers or plates.
Does it work well for suet?
Yes, but fillers will depend upon the season you want to entertain your humans.
Highlighted Reviews
"I loved all the features except one. At the bottom of 2 of the cylinders is an opening for seed to come out and this is what attracts DEER because of the spill out onto the tray. Maybe it could be perforated so individuals could decide to have the opening or keep it closed. I've spent a lot of time ..."
"Plastic tube's are really thin so much so a woodpecker chipped right thru it."
Bottom Line
Buyers should consider other parts of this purchase if they prioritize durability and longevity, though the design can be a good choice for those who like its look.