🛠️ GripRite MAXB64878 Prime Guard Review

Can't say anything about durability yet, time will tell. But why 2 stars? Because more than half of the strips were broken (bad glue?). For this price I expect 10 strips with 100 nails each, no more than 20 strips with a random (because broken) number of nails. Disappointed because it increases unnecessary nail gun reloading (and no, I don't load multiple small strips to reduce the risk of jamming)

Looks good but both boxes were broken and I felt the need to do some math to make sure roughly what was supposed to be there. The product seems to be good.

I live 500 feet from the Pacific so every outside nail needs to be stainless steel or it will fall apart in a few years. Even galvanized ones are not durable.

Pays a little more, but stainless steel is the only option in salty air. Worked for my application. These are pin nails and they are soft. Driving into a knot causes a ricochet. He almost turned away from me a couple of times.

If you ever work with cedar, you should use stainless steel as the zinc plating will stain black over time. These nails serve that purpose, albeit at a cost. Cool little belt clip that never seems to want to stay closed - gets opened and lost but bound in plastic so no big deal.