SmartBaffle 24 Insulation Baffle - Durable Polyethylene Attic Baffles for 24" On-Center Rafter Bays with 2" Air Channel - Rafter Vents Improve Roof Ventilation & Prevent Insulation Blockage- 30 pieces

Manuel man these are nice. I just installed 90 of them and it was just very very easy nice and strong. They’re not wimpy whatsoever if you want a good attic baffle, this is the best you can get nice and rigid

By far the best baffles. We purchased two other brands before finding this. The others were more flimsy than the cheapest of take-out containers. The flimsy ones required us to reduce the pressure for our T50 stapler to avoid cracks and, even then, the slightest tugs would rip the plastic. These SmartBaffles are thick, corrugated polyethylene. We cut tabs and added a few custom bends so the baffles fit perfectly. We didn't have any problems with sagging and found them to be extremely stiff. I suspect I couldn't pull one off even if I hung my full weight. Yes, they are more expensive than the flimsy brands. For us this amounted to an extra $200 in baffles which is nothing compared to the costs of insulation, insulation installation, eave vents, etc. The peace of mind that our insulation will never crush the baffle, that they won't rip, rot, or soak up water is worth the added cost many times over.

Quality is good, I installed with t50 staples in a new attic space. My only complaint is that they aren't a bit longer, by the time I bent them down at the bottom of the bay, I was about 8 inches to a foot short on top. I live in a cold climate so I'm installing at least 18 inches of blow in, so maybe in a warmer climate this wouldn't be a problem. I found the shipping charge pretty steep as well.

I've been focusing on fixing up my attic this year and part of that has included installing baffles for proper ventilation. I've tried two other baffles, the plastic ones from both Lowes (proVent) and Home Depot (Amerimax Accuvent). My home was built in 1968 and has 24" bays. Neither the proVent or Accuvents correctly fit into the bays. The Accuvent is too narrow, I believe with the idea they would be stapled to the roof plane. The roofing nails prevent this from being a feasible installation method in my case and I tried installing them half to the rafter and half to the roof plane to get around some of the nails and have a larger ventilation gap. I ended up ripping this out because it's just not right. But the design to allow for a fold at the wall cap was spot on. The proVent had all the same problems as Accuvent, but doesn't fold well for the wall cap. It's not designed to though, and they have a cardboard accessory to install near the base of the proVent at the wall cap. No way was I going to buy this because 1) in an existing, shallow attic like mine it is impossible to reach the wall cap and install this and 2) it will not hold up as well as plastic. The Smart Baffle is far superior to both of these (and the super flimsy Styrofoam baffles you can get in big box stores). The fact that you can score and fold at the wall cap is perfect. They fully fill a 24" rafter bay. The side folds are 2" so the baffle clears all the roofing nails. They are very sturdy so it's easy to shove it down a rafter bay in a tight existing attic space. And the sturdiness also allows them to be easily trimmed to fit around obstacles if needed (like toilet vent pipes). Oh, AND the design allows you to double them up to go further up the rafter bay. I have a more shallow roof and I needed to do two per bay so I can get all 22" of fiberglass insulation in below the baffle openings. The only things that sucks about Smart Baffle is the price. To do my small 1000sq ft attic, I had to buy two boxes and I've spent alot more money than I'd hoped to. But these are absolutely the best product for working with an existing installation from the attic side. Highly recommend.

Arrived as advertised. Easy to install from the eaves. Working on a recently redone 5/12 roof, it would be unbearable to try to install soffit baffles from the interior/attic space. Firm enough to maneuver in to place, but flexible enough to bend around obstacles. Easy to cut/modify/form to both make a clean angle from vertical wall to roof line and to fit irregular bay sizes. Installed from ladder using 1.25" Aluminum roofing nails. More expensive than the flimsy garbage they sell at the big box stores, but worth it. Highly recommend.

I have used these several times. I originally thought they were expensive and only bought the bare minimum I needed. But after trying to use cheaper options I realized they are worth the cost, saved so much time on my install.

The pink foam kind are much cheaper but they're a cracked mess when you try to bend them downward to staple. These black ones are made of better plastic that can easily be cut, bent and shaped to fit. They're easier to staple, too. They're kind of like corrugated cardboard, only plastic.

It’s just plastic and it’s expensive but really it’s a great product for your venting needs. It is easily modified for weird angles and is very durable. Sprayed with closed cell foam it really locked in for me. Highly recommended for any new or remodels. 5 stars.