25 Pack Curtain Clips, Stainless Steel Clip Hooks for Hanging Strong Party Wire Light Holder for Hanging Camper Awning Light Photos Christmas Decor Indoor and Outdoor Supplies

We used these make our own InstaMax Mini display in the drive through window in our house. (Gotta love 70s and 80s home construction!) They work VERY well on the tiny polaroids and dont damage the film. My only beef with them is that you have to pop the clips to use them for the first time, which feels like youre going to break them, but you wont. I do wish the little hanging part was adjustable so that they dont hang quite so low, but it is what it is and Im happy with it.

Exactly what I needed to put strands of lights on our camping tent!

The black coating makes them hard to open initially. I have to lay them on a surface and push as hard as I can to get the teeth to come apart because they’re stuck together. I have about 8 that no matter how many times I’ve tried, they’re shut and won’t budge. Bought another pack, same thing!

we used these to hang up patio lights to the metal patio cover.i have doubts how well they’ll hold up but so far they’ve withstood two windstorms and still everything is in tact.

I bought these to hang lights on a tent for a party. They worked perfectly! They were easy to use and had a good solid grip so they held the lights really well. I would definitely recommend!!

no bad.

I wish clips were a little bit bigger. They worked for most of what I needed though. Tried to use on a tree to Hang lights, didn’t work because they were too tiny to attach to tree to hang lights. Used on trim of shed to hang lights and worked Great. Watch your fingernails getting in the bag, clips stuck together but no biggy taking them apart just takes a lil time to do.

I have used this set of clips for two Holiday seasons now to hang my outdoor Christmas lights. They are easy to clip on to roof flashing or gutter edge and the Christmas light wires fit perfectly in the hooks.

I purchased these to hang Christmas lights. We don’t have gutters or shingles, so these clipped onto the flashing well. It rained several days during use and no signs of rust on the clips. They went up and came down easily. Major tip: wear gloves when you first open the clips. It seems that during the coating/drying process the teeth actually get mildly fused together, so they take quite a bit of force to open that first time. Makes it easy to hurt your fingers, and you can also poke yourself on the hooks when they finally give way. This had me concerned of a higher risk of rust, but that didn’t seem to be the case.

Very strong clips!! Used to clip on outdoor string lights to roof edge trim of our party barn. Some were hard to open because of the paint finish on them kind of glued them shut tight, so I used a small pair of pliers to pre-open them and they were good to go.