🔧 CVS 50 PCS 3/4 Inch Stainless Steel PEX Cinch Clamp Rings - Reliable Crimp Fittings for PEX Tubing Connections Review

I bought these for garden hose repair because I don't use screw on hose clamps as they leave a big bulky object on the side. The 5/8 size seems to work well for a variety of hoses as the 3/4 inch PEX clamp is often too big.

Work and crimp as it should. The only problem is that they are very loose on the tube at launch. This makes it difficult to start the crimping process at the right point on the PEX tube as it slides and rotates freely.

The clamps are great and well made, but they don't meet my needs. I need clamps to attach fittings for 3/4 inch polypropylene drip irrigation hose. The 3/4" clamp barely fits over the pipe itself (see T-connector in picture)

Use of these clamps will not seal the joint. I bought 50 and used 30 with 10 leaks. I had to cut the PEX and buy new fittings and ferrules, used a different brand of clamps and none of them leaked with the same tool. I've been using PEX with ferrules for over 10 years, this was the first time I've encountered such a lack of quality. .The repair cost was 100x the savings from buying this junk.

I bought these to fix a garden hose as I don't like using screw clamps as it leaves a big bulky item on the side. The 5/8 size seems to work well for a variety of hoses as the 3/4 inch PEX clamp is often too big.

The clamps are great and well made, but they don't meet my needs. I need clamps to attach fittings for 3/4 inch polypropylene drip irrigation hose. The 3/4" clamp barely fits over the pipe itself (see T-connector in picture)

Using these clamps does not provide a tight seal I bought 50 and used 30 with 10 leaks I had to cut the PEX and buy new fittings and ferrules, used a different clamp brand and none of them leaked with the same tool I use PEX with ferrules for over 10 years, this was the first time I have encountered such a quality defect..The cost of repair was 100x the savings of buying this junk.