Wellmax16 Piece Heavy Duty Nylon Spring Clamps Set with Comfort Grip and Flexible Tip for Woodworking, Photo Studio, Backdrops, Painting Canvas, DIY

Sometimes spouses know when we are in a most agreeable mood. I guess that is what happened to me when my spouse asked for my permission to purchase an above ground pool.Little side note: We live on a significant “hill” and it provides us with a steady constant wind year around.So when the said above ground pool needed to be winterized the first year we found ourselves in a pickle. Why? Because the constant wind was shredding our pool covers. We literally went through several that first year.Well this fall arrived and This Determined Wife pledged to win the battle with the wind (against our pool cover).So all this to say. I have purchased these clamps to assist with securing my above ground pool cover that is on top of our “hill”. Have I won the battle with the wind this year? Well I’m glad you’ve asked. Yes I have. We currently still have the original pool cover on the pool that we started with this fall when we winterized and these clamps are helping to secure the cover in place.So I may have been too distracted when I agreed we can purchase an above ground pool, but I have won the war of Mother Nature’s wind gusts with the assurance of these wonderful clamps!

Solid Clamps.16 clamps for 20 bucks is a pretty decent deal. I use them for various photo and video production needs, and they've held up so far. They come in a little plastic bag which probably won't serve as the permanent home for them if you want to keep them together.So far, I've found myself using the small clamps more for my uses, but the large ones in the pack are HUGE and very strong. They could hold up a very backdrop up or a tarp over weather-sensitive equipment in a storm. Whatever your heart desiers.I use the small ones for holding cells in place on lights and temporary cable management.If I had one complaint, I'd be that the rubber caps on the clamp section fall off fairly easily. They are not glued on. For some, this could be annoying if the surface you are clamping to is sensitive.For most, it won't be a problem.They are clamps, they'll clamp what you gotta clamp, so happy clamppin!

I use them to hold things together

Love the clamps, but there’s a sticker when you open it and says these are made out of something found cancerous by California. Just like everything else. Why?Perhaps it’s the plastic and I could just remove the covers.

This set contains a bunch of clamps of different sizes, so it is a great option if you're just building out your toolbox. In terms of quality, they are decent; I think they are similar to the cheap Harbor Freight clamps (of which I own a few and they're fine!). Will this tools outlast me? Almost certainly not, but for light DIYer use, they certainly fit the bill. If you use these enough to break them/wear them out, then buy up a more expensive clamp. But for most people who aren't using them every day, I think you'll find these are a good value.

The media could not be loaded.  16 pieces. I might not able to use them all. But they are a good set. This set will be good for all types of projects. I like to build small things such as planters, children bench so i can see that this set will be a perfect set for me. They use thick and strong spring so this is even better.

I've owned these clamps for two years and each time I use them, I regret buying them. The clamping surface of the flex tips are almost always angled outward, versus inward. I have to manually turn and hold the tips so their clamping surface meets the surface being clamped to. And even then, if I'm not quick, they will spin outward. And they frequently pop off. Though sturdy, they're frustrating to use. I would not recommend buying them. There are better clamps available.

The small ones are obviously for smaller light weight projects - not too much pressure. As the size goes up, so does the amount of pressure. I have to use both hands to open the largest ones. Being made of plastic, my hands slip right off of the handles. I put grip tape on them (like I do to a lot of things these days) - They do the job

Not worth a penny lol as broke several first use. Better but are metal clamps for sure.

Good selection of sizes in this assortment, and good quality, to be used for many purposes.