ESUMIC® 12 x 2 inch A Metal Spring Clamps, Heavy Duty Spring Metal Spring Clamps, Rubber Coated Tipped Grip Holder For Camping Tarpaulin (Red) (12-Piece)

this product was perfect for the job i need it for

Love these things for work….hold well & good size

Image is deceptive. These are TINY! Better for holding your chip bag closed.

they're ok, but not what I was looking for. They mentioned used for camping tarp. These are "small" & not very strong. Good for small gripping needs.

They work for us at our craft shows. They're an essential part of our tool kit. They could be bigger and stronger, but these work just fine for small tweaks.

Cheap but they work fine, no defects. Good value

Clamps fit my immediate need. Will see how they hold up in weather..

Love these handy little clamps for a variety of things around the house. Fits easily in my pocket or just clip it to your visor for those trips to the gas station. Keeps your receipts from blowing away. They give you 12 of them and they are low in price. There are holes in the handle so you could put them on a chain or a key ring or even mount them to a magnet. the uses are endless if you have an imagination.These are 2' long so not very big but they have a fair grip thanks to the rubber tips. Was trying to use these clamps to slide credit cards or atm cards into machines due to poor grip but they don't always work....grip is not strong enough,

Not as good their advertising claims.#1, cheap folded metal sheet which is sharp in places.#2. The spring isn't that good, when the jaws are together the pressure they exert is around a kilogram.#3. Whoever thought it a good idea to have the jaws dipped in a shiny and slippery plastic didn't know what the result would be. I'll tell them, a poor spring holding together 2 jaws dipped into a plastic that is as smooth as Teflon has the gripping power of a paperclip.Overall they are a waste of money, as they are incapable of doing what they are designed to do.

Bought these by mistake.Thought they were 6" x 4" clamps.The listing caught me out.The listing is misleading.Don't get caught out. The same ones are available at half the price from other sellers.They are actually 100mm x 60mm spring clamps.6no. 4" inch clamps.They are a bit expensive for what they are and not very strong.I was hoping to secure some plastic sheeting to my table saw when required when raining.I think a gust of wind will defeat these easily, but they'll do for now until I find stronger ones.

We use these for camping... Holding lights up, hanging bunting to the tent, hanging tea towel on, drying towels on the guy ropes... All kinds of things. They grip really well without damaging.They can open to about the size of a 5 pence piece.

For photography these are the real deal, strong enough to hold any reflector or flag in place and when attached to foam board also makes a perfect stand. Although I prefer Cokle clamps for backdrops these are definitely strong enough to hold and material or board in place. At about £1.88 each they will pay for themselves many times over. If I was only allowed to use one type of clamp this would be it, it’s the only true all rounder. My review is based on using this clamps purely for photography, where they get heavy use in the terms of frequency but not heavy duty in terms of use as many trades would use them. I cannot comment on their quality for carpentary, engineering or any other trade they might be used for. I would refer to other reviews for any other use, but if you’re a photographer looking for the perfect clamp this is it, look no further.

I have only just received these but they seem simple and somewhat sturdy. There are two issues with the quality though. The red coating is poorly applied and arrived peeling off most of them as seen in the picture. Fortunately this isn't essential for me but could be a deal breaker for others. One of the springs was attached off center too which I had to manually force into the middle to get it to work properly. Overall ok but not great