(6 pack) Pen+Gear Single Hole Punch, Steel, Silver

The Pen Gear Single Hole Punch, Steel, Silver was a smart purchase. It is well made and has a comfortable hand feel. It punches the hole cleanly. It will last a substantial amount of time. It is very inexpensive and is a steal. I recommend this hike punch and I think you would be happy with your purchase if you try it.

For some reason I went to order two troll dolls but it said only 1 was available. I placed my shipping order then went back on the website (app) and saw 1 still available so I had to do curb side pick up, bc you couldn't just combine it with my order (even though it had been less than 5 minutes from my original order). Amazon will keep free shipping for 24 hours within another order that qualifies. You should do the same

The hole punch handle is a comfortable grip and transfers punch power smoothly and evenly. It never "grabbed" at the card stock being punched. Easy to use and empty punched holes.

This is a great little hole puncher especially for the price! Fantastic value. They are much sturdier than I was expecting for the price. The size of the hole is about a standard size of a hole in notebook paper.

Used this for some paper crafts to make holes for ribbon, worked perfect. So much easier to use than scissors or trying to use just one punch of a three hole!

For the price, it does exactly what it needs to do. No need to spend extra money on the "name brands" - I've been able to pierce through cardboard, cardstock, tape, etc with no issues. Just has to be emptied pretty often which shouldn't be an issue for those already used to doing it.

Very simple and easy hole punch! Makes making book marks easy! Love it for crafts and just storing paper!

Easy to use, a compartment that catches the discarded small paper-punch circles is game changing and is attached to the paper puncher.

It punches… but with attitude. Does the job for a few sheets, but once you start asking more of it, it starts struggling like it has a personal issue with paper. The grip is fine, but you definitely feel like you are working harder than you should. Good for light use—tags, a couple pages, quick fixes. Not the one you want if you are doing a stack. Basic, functional, just not built for anything ambitious.

I'd recommend them for a cheap go to but they did break in the 1st use. Thankfully my husband can fix anything. Lol