Beach Clips

They work fine

I've started trying to hang my clothes outside to dry to help reduce electricity consumption and lengthen the life of my clothes. (Dryers are really hard on fabrics, if you didn't know, and you don't need dryer sheets if you're sun-drying, which leaves clothes smelling wonderful.) I've got a nice clothes rack (www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09BTBJ8J9/) that fits on my small patio and holds a lot, but the little plastic clips that came with it soon broke.These clips not only hold clothes on the 1" round bars, they also clip to the square sides of the drying rack so they're out of the way until I need them. Although it remains to be seen how much the inner spring mechanism will rust when exposed to the elements, the coil is strong and should not fail for a very long time. Because the parts of the clip that touch my clothing are stainless steel, I am not expecting this to be an issue. I can use them for stuff in the garden as well. I'm quite pleased with them.

Silly little thing to write a review about. Until you buy them and use them for practically everything! They got grip, are stainless steel (not sure about the spring) And you will be clamping off potato chip bags (all open bags for that matter), napkin stacks, book markers, papers, car scent pads, notes to self-etc., bouquet garni in the pot and, I have them all over my boat (eclectic right?). You'll figure it out.

These are SO much better than plastic or wooden clothespins! No more dealing with trying to get the two halves back together with the spring after they fly apart. No need to use several plastic or wooden pins when two of these stronger, sturdier metal ones do a better job. I wish the handles had some sort of coating making them a little easier to grip, but otherwise these pins are great. Aside from laundry, they make great food bag closure clips, binder clips, clamps for keeping two objects together while glue dries, cord clips for hanging up string lights, etc. I've even use one as a hair clip in a pinch!

I applied these to the" thin" curtains outside..hold them 2gether in medium gusts of wind.i tried clothes pins and they didn't at all slightest wind and they blew apart. These work grt!!! Look nice not sure if they will rust since it hasn't rained yet! Let's see the outcome. I'm not sure they would hold up as well in heavier curtains! But thin light ones it works extremely well

If they are stainless steel, they are not a very sturdy type. It feels more like a thin plastic rather than a metal. I think they will serve the intent to keep clothes hanging on a clothes drying rack, but handled wrong by an adult or a child, I feel the mechanism would break easily.

Items are exactly as described. They do what we wanted them for. Good quality and strong.

These clips come in a variety of sizes. No matter what size you choose, they are very sturdy with a good grip. You can use these in any number of ways. I've used them indoors and outdoors. They can secure tarps, keep bagged produced closed, attach items, hold things open, hang up things. You'll run out of clips before you run out of ideas on how they can be used. Great purchase.