FOMMEN Large Heavy Duty Metal Clothespins: 6 Packs of Stainless Steel Clothespin for Quilts, Beach Chair Towel Clips, and Outdoor Light Usage Review

I like it. The only thing I noticed is that I had to place the pin a bit higher on the ropes to keep the item in place. Slightly different in shape than wooden pens, but definitely stronger and more durable.

Great replacement for wooden clothespins or plastic clips on clothespins for outdoor activities. Plastics age and break, woods rot, these metal pins are perfect. They are sturdy and hold beach towels to dry on my outdoor line. A good product.

I bought this because I have previously bought a clothes dryer and I needed these metal clothes pegs they are rust resistant and there are 20 of them and they fit and I am the medium size chosen accordingly the size of the tumble dryer, excellent and acceptable product.

I bought these to use as quilting clips. They fit perfectly on my desk, the clamps open about 3.5 inches. They are very clean, there is no machine oil or dirt on them. They are great for my purpose and reasonably priced.

These clothespins are huge. The only downside to them is that I feel like they should have a rubber tip on the end so the end doesn't catch on my stitches and damage my project when I hang up my crochet projects. I think they are great for hanging blankets and other types of blankets. They worked great when I hung up my sleeping bags even in strong winds. Definitely worth the money. Got them earlier than expected. They are stronger and larger than the white and blue Dollarwood clothespins. I…

I bought these for our sailboat and have found them useful in a variety of applications. They are on my list of the best products I have bought for a boat. They are strong, durable and just the right size and shape. There are many structural elements on the boat that use round steel tubing, such as B. Safety rails and bimini frames. I use these clips to hang our Luci Lights (another must-have: solar powered inflatable lights for swimming! - lights) on the inner frames of our bimini and body…