Prym Large 20 PC Safety Pins, L, Zinc Count

Nice size. Good quality

Not much to say about these really. They are good quality safety pins. They arent industrial strength or anything but your typical large safety pin which I needed. At the time of writing this I only paid a dollar for a pack of 20, cant go wrong either way at that price. Even if they normally cost more, they would be recommended.

They Hold Any & All of My Pendants! I Had to STOP Using NECKLACES Because They Were ALWAYS The Wrong Size! I Tried Just About Every Size To! I Have an Large Noggin! Not ODD Looking! But Very Difficult to Wear Much Loved Necklaces!! And Difficult to Latch & Un Latch Them!! And Pins are My Favorite Metal Color of SILVER! I Wish Sterling Silver or Even Platinum, Maybe One Day Soon. :-) And Pins Do NOT RUST or Turn Any of My Clothing Colors, The Tiny Holes Don't Show on My Clothing. :-) And If I Want to Sleep With My Cross & Angel I Put Both on 1 Pin With No Fear of Pin Coming Undone During My Slumber. :-)

My supply of large safety pins was dwindling. I checked here on Amazon and found these for a very reasonable price. I ordered two packages. Overall, I am very satisfied with them. For most of my needs, they will be just fine. I've used six of them to hang up three skirts. (Yes, I'm old fashioned and hang my skirts with safety pins.) They are just great for this. The points are very sharp and easily slide through the material. Since the heaviest skirt is denim, I wondered if they would be strong enough to hold it. Not a problem, so with that I am happy. I washed some of my smaller rugs (2' x 3') and like to hang them outside on hangers to dry rather than put them through the dryer. Unfortunately, they are just too heavy for two of these safety pins to manage. As I was carrying them outside, one of the pins "popped" and I ended up using three safety pins per rug to support the weight. Now this is NOT a super big deal. It is just that with my old pins they would easily support these rugs. So, would I buy these again? Yes, I would, knowing now that I just need to use "more" to support heavier items. As far as safety pins go they are a really good value for this 2" size pins.

Solid and Secure Feel: These safety pins are unlike any I've used before. The moment you hold one, you can feel the difference. They're sturdy and have a reassuring weight to them, which translates into a secure and dependable hold. No Unexpected Popping Open: One of my biggest pet peeves with safety pins is when they unexpectedly pop open, leaving me vulnerable to accidents. With these large safety pins, that's a thing of the past. They stay securely closed, even under stress, providing peace of mind. Versatile and Durable: I've used these safety pins for a variety of tasks, from securing clothing to crafting projects, and they've never let me down. They're built to last and withstand daily use. Size Matters: The larger size of these safety pins makes them incredibly versatile. They can handle thicker fabrics and materials with ease, and I appreciate not having to struggle with smaller, flimsy pins.

I ordered these safety pins to fix my school patch to my scrubs for clinical (rather than sewing it on) and they worked fantastic! I actually only needed to use 1 pin because they’re so big. It even went through the washer and dryer a few times and still held strong! These will be great to keep around the house just in case.

Right size but fragile.

WHEN I SAW THESE LARGE 2 INCH SAFETY PINS FOR THE PRICE OFFERED I COULD HARLDY BELIEVE IT SO I JUST HAD TO ORDER SOME. THE VALUE IS TERRIFIC USUALLY THEY COST SO MUCH MORE AND ARE HARD TO FIND ALSO. I ORDERED FOUR PACKAGES WHICH WAS THE MOST I COULD PURCHASE. I USE LARGE PINS FOR MANY OF THE CRAFT PROJECTS I MAKE. GREAT VALUE, GREAT BUY I AM ONE VERY HAPPY LADY. IF YOU USE LARGE SAFETY PINS THIS IS A SUPER BUY.

Very pleased with these

Great

it's not sharp/pointy. I wont buy it. I had hard time to push through my clothe

Very springy with safety pin opening on occasion when flexed, ouch!

Les épingles sont trop molle et plient lorsqu'on les pique même dans un tissus souple comme un linge à vaisselle. Elles ne semblent pas être en métal mais plutôt en plastique.