(3 pack) Pen+Gear Push Pins in Clamshell, Clear Plastic Head, Steel Point, 100 Count.

Apartment rules state that I can't use nails any larger than necessary and I also needed something to temporarily display some small pictures for a double funeral in the near future. These work for hanging posters, pictures without frames, notes for myself for things like doctor appointments, grocery lists, and house supply lists. I can use my wall as a cork board so to speak without breaking the rules or cluttering my refrigerator door. I can keep a list for each room and add to it as needed. Bathroom and kitchen supplies are listed as things run low so I don't forget anything. I order supplies once a month and I don't have to take an inventory as these pins hold a small writing pad with a hole at the top just fine. I use a wheelchair so keeping things organized and at the ready is a huge priority for me and so is saving time and energy. I have surgery on my spine every 6 months so the lists also help when I can't drive to the store and anyone who might help me out during recovery just needs to gather the lists and pick up anything that isn't deliverable. These pins have become my 3rd hand in every room so far. I even have plans to use them in my closets to hang small items to save shelf space. I can see these working as hooks for my belts that I wear with my dress pants when going out and as bra holders to save space in my small closet. I am a biological woman and can see where these might come in handy for hanging ties on the wall inside a small close for a man. The use for these is endless for lightweight and small items. Nothing that a quart or gallon sized ziplock bag with a hole at the top and a push pin can't handle in my closets.

They are just standard clear push pins, but they feel sturdy and the points are nice and sharp, so they go into the wall or corkboard without much effort. I really like that they come in a little plastic clamshell case and it keeps them all in one place so I don't have to worry about them rolling around. The clear heads are a nice touch too since they don't distract from what I'm pinning up. Good price for a 100-pack, definitely no complaints

I used these push pins to put up some sheer curtains to decorate a window. It was easy because the pins are sharp and were easy to go through the material and attach to the wall.

They work, just don't hammer them. I had one break into pieces because I hit it a tad bit too hard. I'm heavy handed, so no judgement. Plus, it was really hard to push into my walls.

use these for most hanging needs if the item is not too heavy durable push pins clear goes with any color wall or bulletin board will purchase again

Seemed pricier than I expected, but worked for my intended purpose. Now I'm stuck with another 100 in the box that I'll likely never use for years to come. I'll leave out any tacky jokes or puns.

I needed clear push pins and chose these because the product description said they cam in a plastic clamshell. No plastic clamshell which would have made using them to decorate for my class reunion easier than pulling them straight out of a small box.

nice pushpins for cheap! only reason i didnt give a 5 ☆ is bc when i went to pick up the box, a push pin poked my finger and made me bleed, they should prob stick to plastic packaging, someone could prob sue🤷🏽‍♀️ haha

The heads on them break off real easy. Tap on it with a mallet to get the push pin in, the head of breaks. You can’t push it with your hand/thump. Not sturdy.

I'\nM not gonna say nothing bad about Walmart.Because everybody shop there, it's not Wal.Mart, it's the workers they trying to move and get the items out so fast.And they forget people items, then you got to pay for them to come back out.That's not right.And this is how shock i'm in the wheelchair and my baby's autistic , and i'm here now trying to put up my crystals decoration for my baby and the taxes not in my bay , the thumb tacks