Redamancy Clear Push Pins, 120 Drawing Pins, Thumb Tacks, Plastic Head Thumb Tacks Map Push Pins for Wall Drawing Pinboard,Map Mark or Bulletin Board, with Storage Box

Good pins for daily use

A decent size tub of push pins at a count of 120. My husband was wanting some pins for work as his board which he adds his work sheets too is quite tough being quite old and normal flathead pins tend to buckle when pushed in and a nightmare to remove. With these pins there is something a bit more to grab and the actual metal part is far more robust and doesn't deform or bend

Great value for money. Fantastic pins. The only let down is the plastic box they come in. Had to decant the into another pot as it wouldn’t close despite taking a dozen or so out.

Just what we needed for an exhibition. We used them for attaching information posters to a notice-board. Being clear they didn't distract from the content of the poster. We also used them to attach pictures that children had coloured and again they didn't affect their designs. The hinged box was very useful for storing the pins afterwards ready for the next show.

Need pins all time at work. Very sturdy and useful

The plastic case they come in has a very rubbish close and open, and don't close very well if you try to put it all back in, but pins were decent though and if you take some out it closes better, however I have used better pins that are multi-coloured with rubhber less thumb pain.I weighed them with the box and I guess 120 pins are betweeen 59=60g Actually I counted 121 in mine and this is the exact weight for 121 pins. I was going to rate a decent 3 even though its between 3 and 4 but the extra pin was the cherry on the cake.

These are useful pins. Traditional drawing pins sit flush, this can have its advantages, but these pins with the plastic "handle" are easier to remove.As such they are very useful for bulletin boards, memo boards, and so on where you might want to change the notes you pin regularly.You get a good quantity in a plastic case, however once you open it, the case isn't want to close easily again.These are all clear, often these thumb tacks come in bright colours, I quite like these as the clear plastic is more subdued.A very useful box of pins to have around.

I really like this type of pin. You can grip them really easily and stabbing them into a board or pulling then out is a piece of cake. Traditional drawing pins with a flat head i end up using my nails and more often than not end up with sore or cut fingers.These work very well, with a decent point and the plastic seams quite tough. A few of these have already been dropped and they haven't shattered into a million pieces. They can easily be pressed into a surface and also pulled out.They come in a little plastic pot for easy storage to