Plastic Drywall Anchors by XFasten - The Ultimate Drilling Solution Review

These work much better than traditional drywall anchors, although they are a bit more difficult to use. You still need to drill a pilot hole and then screw it into that hole. They also don't damage the drywall when removed, they just leave the hole you drilled to begin with. However, you must be careful. They are very brittle so if the hole is blocked with a bolt they will break. Otherwise they work great and are very stable once installed.

While they look promising, the anchors aren't really the best. Plastic that makes anchors look cheap. The guide tip of the anchor can often easily bend or break. The actual threads of the anchor somehow lift the drywall when you screw it into the drywall. The edges of the Phillips screw bit break easily with the slightest additional torque. Rounds out the area of use and makes removal more difficult. Some of the anchors in the package are also broken.

Don't waste your money with this company! I got that. If my family is 95% of the population and working then you know that giving things back is a problem at A@@. I ordered these to complete my weekend to-do list and that's what I got. My time is more valuable than spending an hour returning this product and my printer isn't working so I can't print shipping labels. It would be nice to receive the rest of my order, but the company wants the items returned first.