150 Pcs Plastic Tags Shipping Tags Water Proof Tags for Labeling Shipping Labels, Writable Marker Ties Hanging Tags Plastic Seals Logistics Use Storage Tag (Mixed 5 Colors)

We did not use these for their intended purpose but used them for crafts. We made several of these into luggage tags by sublimating the name and address information on one side and then a picture on the other side. Some we used dry erase markers on for actual "tagging." The dry erase rubs off fairly easily. Beware, once you pull the tail through, it is closed. We had to cut them to remove them. However, if you are getting these for their intended purpose, they should work well as they are sturdy and you definitely get your money's worth.

My tool cabinet has dozens of bags containing different tools and the hardware that goes with them. The Dremel, multi tool, router, and miscellaneous saws are all stored with their various bits and blades in the same bag. It's a really convenient way to store them until I need to find one. It's quite the show when I need a tool and don't know exactly which bag it's in. I've been pulling each and every tool bag out of the cabinet, opening it up, not finding the tool I'm looking for, putting it back, and moving on to the next bag.I started marking each tool bags contents using string and duct tape for tags. This worked, but isn't durable.These plastic tags are exactly what I needed! I can write the contents of the bags with a sharpie on the tag and it doesn't smudge. They are ridiculous strong and there's NO WAY I could break them off. I'll have to use a set of side cutters if I need them removed. The colors make them stand out in the tool cabinet and are easy to find and read. These are a great solution.The tags are also strong enough to use for suitcases and baggage, lock out tags, or tamper teals. 150 is a lot, but there really are a lot of uses for them. If I run out I'll for sure get more. These are way better than I expected!

These are super durable “labels” made of a strong plastic. They each have a strap so that you can see we used them in our freezer to keep track of items (and attached them with the straps). The straps do NOT come apart so you would have to cut them. They measure 2 5/8 by 4 1/8. A good size for labeling. Note uses in the food in the pictures as well. I envision labeling and writing on them and using them over and over for when I prepare foods for large friend get togethers. They come in 5 colors : red, greeen, blue, yellow and white . I imagine there are many other uses including luggage tags (as I could not pull the strap apart). They seem pretty sturdy and the price was reasonable!

These are made from thicker plastic than I would have expected. They should last for a long time.

These tags were perfect for my recent move (after 20 years in the same place). Although I originally planned to move from city A to city B, my plans changed so I could stay on the same coast as a sick parent. My belongings are currently in storage and I do not know yet when my move will take place so it was important to be able to identify which bags were clothing (white tag), photos, notebooks, and yearbooks (red tag), kitchen items (yellow tag), online selling (blue tag), toiletries and cleaning products (green tag).I used a combination of boxes (majority) and moving bags (3 types in different sizes) and I used these tags on my moving bags and luggage so I could identify and access the above noted items easily. Because my transition will be a long one between moving out of one place and into another on a different coast, the thought of everything but clothing being packed away in boxes for many months was unnerving. Everything I want access to (photos, clothing, shoes, coats, toiletries, items listed online, and kitchen items that I use the most) can now be accessed quickly by sight because of these colored tags. I went a step further and used a labeler to identify the contents of each bag, which easily stick on these tags. A permanent marker would work just as easily, though for me, I wanted to be as specific as possible with 20 plus bags that were tagged.The tags are thick enough to not crack, bend or break easily, though a little challenging to separate out-of-the-box. It's as if they needed a bit of a deeper cut between each tag, though this would not keep me from ordering them again though factored into my 4 star rating. I also would've appreciated a small and simple instruction sheet or line drawing on the best way to secure the tag to an item. I looked at the listing photos again to figure out which way to feed the tab through the hole and still got it wrong on the first try, which just meant the printed side was facing down. Again, not a big deal at all but would make it a better customer experience. I was also quite overwhelmed during the packing process so maybe my brain just wanted simple instructions to follow.Once the tags were secured to the zippers of my bags, they stayed in place without movement and it would appear that the only way to get them off would be to cut them (a good thing!). There were some bags that I didn't want the movers to handle and instead personally packed them in my own car during the move (like my photos-see pics). Because those bags used red tags, it was easy to keep my eyes on them during the move. I had to make a quick turnaround and drive out of town shortly after my move, so I packed what I needed to bring and placed white tags on those bags.Aside from my move, I can think of many other uses for these tags. I have a 10'x15' storage locker packed with my belongings and I plan to go there and pack the belongings using the same tag system as my move (which will make life so much easier when all of my belongings are in one place). I also plan to print up my name and number on my cricut machine and create luggage tags to use when I travel by air. These tags are just the right size to quickly find my bag on the baggage claim carousel and I believe based on the quality/durability, they would remain on my bags through rough handling (unlike previous luggage tags).

These tags are not rigid, they have a tiny bit of flex to them. You have a good choice of colors, including white. I used a Sharpie to write on mine and it worked perfectly and dried quickly. Tried to rub it off under water, didn't smudge at all.The tie portion is semi-rigid too. It's basically a zip tie. It's not going anywhere without scissors.MY UNUSUAL USE: I'm using them to tag opaque garment bags and, this is very specific, we store various items in a shed that gets very dirty in storms. We put these things in large garbage bags to protect them. These tags are great to attach to the bag so we know what's inside. I can also color code.They do what they say they'll do so 5-stars.Hope this helps!

Well sized and sturdy, great for taking a paint pen to and putting labels that will last on valves and equipment that will be out in the weather. Winterizing notes, and passing along sign-offs and inspections, there is plenty of room and colors are easy to stop and to use to organize. Pop-apart sheets keep the tags nicely organized in their bag and stow away nice and flat.

I found these tags are bigger than what I thought would be. But they are pretty sturdy, solid and with smooth surfaces where you can write notes. Quite useful when arranging cabinets/drawers in your storeroom or garage.