252-Piece Zipper Repair Kit with Replacement Zippers and Pulls, Universal Tools for Luggage, Bags, Jackets, and Outdoor Gear

Worked great, nice little kit, comes with a pair of nippers to remove old teeth. Stops crimp on with a pair of needle nose pliers. Repaired a fleece hoodie with ease.

Oh my, it saved my 10 year old work coat. I have this great coat that has kept me warm for years while working in the cold. You know the kind, all broke in, already stained and distressed but oh so comfortable. Somehow the zipper (moveable piece) broke. I still tried to wear this coat but alas. Then I just happened to find this zipper kit. I also bought the suggested cutter which made it all so easy to fix. Just being able to zipper up this one coat made buying the kit worth it. Still have many parts in the pack so I can fix many more zippers.

I purchased the Meikeer 252-Piece Zipper Repair Kit to fix a few jackets and I’m impressed with how complete this kit is. It comes with a wide variety of replacement zipper pulls, and a crimping tool, making it easy to find the right fit for different types of zippers. The quality of the pieces feels solid, and the included tool made the repairs straightforward, even without prior experience. I was able to fix multiple items instead of throwing them away, which saved both time and money. Everything is well organized in the case, so it’s easy to find what you need. Overall, this is a very practical and versatile kit to have on hand for quick zipper repairs around the house or while traveling. If you have jackets, or broken zippers, this kit is a great value and a smart purchase.

After a number of years, the zipper slide on my favorite hooded sweatshirt broke. This is a quilted, heavy duty Craftsman sweatshirt that's quite warm and no longer available. Good quilted sweatshirts are quite pricey these days. Anyway, I couldn't zipper it up and was reluctant to get rid of it. So I searched on Amazon regarding zippers and saw this listing. It had a large number of reviews and most were rated quite highly. I read the negative reviews first to see what troubles people had with the product. Most of the negative reviews indicated that the slides didn't work for their applications. On the other hand, the positive reviews seem to indicate that the slides worked well. So I decided to give this a shot. With Amazon Prime, I could always return the package if things didn't work out. It was quite easy to install the new slide. The whole repair operation took maybe 15-20 minutes. If I had to do it again, it would be half that time. The provided instructions were quite good. The only issue I had was finding the correct slide to use. I tired a few different ones that I thought would work, but they were too tight and didn't close the zipper correctly. Finally on the third try I found the right one (#5). It worked perfectly. My sweatshirt zippers closed again. I'm quite pleased.

The tool is cheap and does not cut as the jaws have gaps. The zippers appear to be fine.

This is a great zipper tool kit! Fixed several jacket zippers already!

Last week, American Airlines baggage folks broke the zipper on my $200 bag. I was furious and just figured the bag was destined for land fill. Came across this Zipper kit, really didn't expect any quality or proper parts in the kit. Took me about 15 minutes to figure out how to make repairs and, boom - all fixed! Great selection of parts in the kit, should be able to fix most zippers here on out. Two things to note: The instructions are not much help so, being handy with repairs will be helpful. Secondly, the little Clippers included aren't very useful. Have some wire snips, pliers and small scissors and all will go smooth.

I have a cover for my camper that has full length vertical zippers so you can get in the camper door when the cover is on. Putting the camper away for the year I discovered one of the zipper pull things was just completely gone so I thought I'd try this. The cover has the nylon coil zippers so I used the #5 in this kit and it fit perfectly. The only caveat is that getting a clean start is key. Meaning that you have to cut away some of the coils but cleanly. A knife and scissors will likely help here. Now I'm ready for the next zipper failure.