minkyHomecare SureGrip Jumbo Clothespins 12pk, Multicolored

Sturdier than my old wooden clothespin

These clothespins are sturdy & great for larger or heavier items. I was actually impressed when I opened the package.

They are the best extra-wide jaw clothes pins.

Love these large clips. Perfect for hanging heavy th ings out on the line like comforters & jeans. Could also double as a bag clip. Which is nice bc typical bag clips wouldn't work very well to hang clothes out on the line.At least none of the ones I have.When you squeeze them open you can feel a bit of flexibility in the handle(?) part. That 'give' makes them less likely to fly out of your hand & break.Clip.part has slight rubber-like coating that helps them stay put. They didn't leave any marks on clothes or blanket either.My only concern is the hinge bc I see on the end there are small plastic parts that secure the spring in place.  Hopefully that wont ever be an issue.  They seem well made otherwise. I hope my humble opinion helps you in some way.  Thank you for reading.

These run about 3 times the size of normal clothespins and have a very good grip. I’d back these against regular clothespins any day - These hold firm but don’t mark clothes especially in our local wind. They are substantial, hold well but at a tad less than a dollar a clothespin, rather expensive. If you have trouble with wind blowing your clothes off the line try these, they are worth the price.

For about ten years from 1999 on I went to Japan several times per year. The Japanese are masters of outside clothes drying and have all kinds of interesting gadgets to make drying clothes without a dryer easier. One of the things I liked to bring back were giant clothespins to use on the clothesline at our off grid cabin. They make hanging heavier items on the line so much easier.When I saw these clothespins I knew I had to have them. I haven't been to Japan for awhile and need more giant clothespins. While these aren't as big as some I brought home these are strong for their size. They should be great for hanging towels, jeans, and jackets.I have to admit that I did put three aside for keeping bags closed.Unfortunately, I don't know what the price is, but assuming it is reasonable I will be buying more of these super holders!

We have our rules regarding which big items get the rope in the sun treatment. I got tasked to create contraptions holding these plastic ropes across our big balcony.Then I was tasked to find better clothespins, because the ones we had (see pictures) were not doing too well with wind.These Minky clothespins promised to solve this problem. I inspected them and they absolutely looked as well manufactured. The plastic covering isn’t too thin that after one season it will rub off, and then rust set in. The springs were good and strong, and the handling/design was very ergonomic. I have added some pictures with measurements to ensure that one understands the purpose of these pins. They are not intended to hold tarps, etc, but they are intended for a big bed spread, a blanket, a duvet, and similar items. For those they work very well

These are sturdy and large sized clothes pins, or chip clips, if you'd rather call them what I really use them for! They are great for a variety of uses. I was excited to get them because we have plantation style blinds but no curtains in our bedroom, and the windows are old and drafty, so on the coldest nights, I pin a thin blanket over that window. I use regular sized plastic clothes pins, but these are perfect for that job--they hold things much more securely. These are perfect for hanging heaver items, clipping large stacks of paper together, or yes, as a chip clip.