35Pcs Nylon Zipper Pull Cord Extension Tag Replacement Fixer In 7 Colors Review

These are the best thing since sliced bread! One of the more irritating things in life is fumbling around trying to find a zipper tab. Quite often they are buried in a seam, too small, same color/can't see, or otherwise inaccessible. That's fine on the back of a dress that you only need to access putting on or taking off, but a zipper on a purse, piece of luggage, or camping equipment, is another matter. These pulls are nicely made, finger friendly, brightly colored, and add just the right…

Several of the zipper pulls on my golf cart golf bag had broken and I was using paper clips as a quick fix. Bought these and love the fact that they came in a variety of colors and they look great on my bag. I am saving the extras for many other repair jobs involving zippers in the future. After all, you know it's going to happen again with all of the zippers in our lives.

When the Yubikey 5 was released, I opted for the 5C variant this time around. My key tags were huge compared to them, and it looked silly. I got the idea to use zipper pulls instead and was happy to find a multi-colored pack of zipper pulls so I can label my keys by color (this is important so you can identify which one is lost if one is lost to make it easier to remove it from your services). These are nice and small, and really fits in with the Yubikey 5C. I imagine there are many other uses…

Bought these to add to some zippers on a backpack that seem to always "disappear" under a seamed flap. Now they make it so much easier to find and grab! Colors allow design and contrast.

My kids love all the colors and I love how many things we can use again. From boots to jackets to a purse and a baseball bat bag, this pack has us covered.

Several of the pulls on my golf bag were missing or badly frayed. These worked wonderfully. A few friends even asked me if I had a new bag!

Nice to use on purses or bags with multiple zippers so I know which one to open. I plan to use them on coat zippers too this winter so I won't fumble as much.

Many years back I had someone grab my checked bag and start to leave the airport. I noticed it out of the corner of my eye. When I asked them about it, they argued with me that my bag was theirs. At the time I had used a big X of DUCT tape on the back side, so I asked about it. They profusely apologized.My duct tape identification days are over. I use colored zipper pulls to assure bag identification, just to make sure.

You would think a great black backpack with many zipper pulls would have the colorful zipper-pulls; however, my did not.This simple-value purchase has packed so much visual help to matching the closure of the many zippered pockets. that my friends have asked where I got these wonderful visually-assistive tools.

Replaced zipper pulls on the hammock sleep system because the original pulls were scratchy against my arms when on a diagonal lay. Work great. None have broken after hundreds of pulls.

Can't zip up the cheap zippers anymore and have arthritis in hands. These work great and I love the different colors. They are sturdy and won't break.

Used them to replace zipper pulls on suitcases. Not sure why the original metal pulls failed but these were functional and colorful. I don't know how durable they will but but given that my luggage is black and these are bright it should also make it easier to spot the luggage on the carousel.