🔌 RV Designer M111 Klippy Klips Awning Clips - Pack of 10, Clear, with Light Hangars Review

I had a very hard time getting the wires (2 3 strand fairy lights) into the ring clips but once loaded they attached easily to my canopy and hold light strings very well.

I bought them even though my husband said we don't need them. It was hard for him to admit that they were very comfortable. but he admitted it. To be honest I have no idea how else we could hang a light. Ribbon!? It would be stupid.

They match perfectly with our pop up camper tent with our lights. We installed our string of lights and secured the canopy once it was pulled up. When we took them off we just untied them and left the hook on the lights for storage. Easy to install and even easier to use!

Bought 2 packs. Fixed the headlights to my campervan awning and they fell off with the first light breeze. They are too weak to be held. We used plastic LED strings with one clip per bulb. A clip also broke on first use. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

We used it to hang streetlights on our RV awning when camping. They do a great job of holding up windy days, holding the light, and never falling on us. I broke a few (much to my husbands dismay) simply due to clumsiness. But they were cheap and he was already asking me to buy more! I can recommend and will buy again.

These clips will probably work better if you have light strings like Christmas strings as mine are light and tend to sag. If you have an 18 inch awning, buy two packs of clips and you'll probably be happy with that. The string itself can slip in the rings, causing them to sag. All in all I would buy them again but I would definitely buy an extra pack.

Sturdy little camping or camping awning clips. They don't fall or slide. Note: There are two versions, one for mini lights and the other for fairy lights. You can't attach fairy lights or thicker strings of lights to ordinary lights. They are NOT flexible enough to pry open the hole without breaking. I've tried and failed.