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I use them mostly for art and sewing projects, or to hold small items in place when I need a third arm. They don't open very wide, as discribed, but they are easy to use and hold well. I haven't had them long, so I don't know how well they hold up. If this is what you are looking for, they work well and are worth the price. They seem to be made fairly well and I think they are going to be a good buy for the price.
I use these for photography work and their great. Well built and more professional looking because of the black.
I've already had a few become cut and fall off after light use. There is no give in the pivot, and they are ribbed, so they do not flex as some very cheap ones do.The jaws open to a maximum of 2-1/2", which means that they can grab anything smaller than that, actually even a slight bit bigger than the advertised 2", which is nice. This seems to be a problem with most spring clams. I purchased this 10-pack for a cabinet project involving gluing and clamping. Each has a 4 plastic sleeves over the handles and the tips. The clamps feel very sturdy. They tend to get sliced along the edges. It's fairly easy to use something else to cushion the jaws once the original ones fall off.
I have been very pleased with this product.The package comes with 10 individually wrapped spring clamps. Each arm is about 6", giving enough leverage to open and close the jaws.They do require a fair amount of pressure to open them, especially to their widest, but this also attests to their holding power. It would have been nice though if they were made of a more flexible rubber than the plastic.All in all, these are well-priced quality clamps. I've never had anything slip when using these.My biggest criticism are the plastic sleeves.
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