These things are great to use in a pinch if you can't hit ...
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These things are great to use in a pinch if you can't hit a stud.  I use them for some shelves in a part of my basement with few studs.

One thing to note is that when you remove them they will make a big hole in the wall due to to the way they open up behind the wall.

Also, while the box says self drilling, they tend to shift a bit when you drive them into the wall due to the less than sharp tip.  I found that if I pushed a depression into the drywall using my screwdriver or drill before I inserted the toggler the installation was much smoother and accurate.
2375473
I don't use them that often but they are invaluable to have in my toolbox when I need them. They are not super flexible to be flimsy and bind when I'm trying to loosen or tighten but are just flexible enough to bend just a bit to make some jobs a lot easier.
2584411
The main reason to have these is to be able to grab hot pans or grates. Works great for that. However, they are quite stiff and you don't get as much finger dexterity as you can get with other rubber-coated BBQ gloves. These are not very good for pulling pork for example. I will use these for handling hot metals and stick with something else for the food. They are easy to wash. Like you would expect, silicone sticks to skin a little so it's not a real smoother operation to slip your hand into one. All said though, I think they are easily a 4-star product.
2974542
OK, so I'm not exactly using these for their intended purpose. Let's just say They're great BDSM toys for things that you want to clamp. Flip the lever towards the rubber grips and it doesn't pinch as hard.
1429
Great tool in a pinch. I liked mine so much I bought 2 more just to have lying around the house. Great rubberized handle and magnetic bits make jobs that much easier, and the bit case locks with a hard turn and hasn't opened once during use. Highly recommended.
3833172
I have a few of these, great when you don't want to stretch for a switch.
3662954
I like these but the elastic even for my small boned fingers gets uncomfortably tight after a short period. Something adjustable with velcro would be better. In time I'm sure the elastic will stretch or I can replace it.
That's the small downside. The upside is a fun, quite natural feeling way to add percussion using any object that will thunk, thump, ping, chime or respond to being hit with a bit of wood. These are a lot of fun to play not only on drums but the table, drinking glasses, doors, walls, all the pots and pans in the kitchen, and the arm of my desk chair.
I've had fun rapping out rhythms on my various hand drums, wooden tongue drum, small marimba/balafon, hood of the car, my hard shell drum case and wind chimes.
332841
These are nice to take on the go because the water doesn't pour out easily, even without the cap, however, I don't use them very much at home (where I do nearly all of my watercolor painting) because I've found that they work best when you only use the tips for small detail painting. When I've tried to use them as a wash, or when I've tried using the full size of the brush for large areas, instead of just using the small tip end of the brush, it seems that the water gushes out in amounts that are too much for me but may be fine for someone else.  They are very inexpensive, so I believe all artist should at least try them and see if they like them or not. They seem to have a great amount of good reviews and everyone is different in what they do or do not like, so who knows, you may think they're the best thing to come along for you! I still have mine and I'm sure I'll use them again, occasionally, so go ahead, give them a try!
4429172
These things work like a charm, but I have to confess I don't use them very much.  It's easier to use my finger!
1417483
Tool is okay, it works. Great for when you need a small tool in a pinch.
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These cartridges work fine in a pinch. They are actually overfilled and will be reported as problematic by your printer, but will keep working just fine. You will likely get a good bit of ink on your hands while opening them, so be very careful.
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While it's definitely small, sharp and convenient these clippers are a bit awkward and aren't as comfortable to use as a regular set of clippers.
On top of being a bit awkward to use they are difficult to get under shorter fingernails.
I've been trying to use these for over a week now and I just cant seem to get comfortable with them.

To be fair I keep my nails short, like really short. I play guitar, do a lot of writing and have a bad habit of biting if my nails if I feel them catch on anything. Because of that I keep them a lot shorter than most and find that I just cant get a good trim with these clippers.

I do feel like if you had slightly longer nails, like those that stick out to the tips of your fingers or just shy of, you would probably like these clippers.
Again they are sharp, very sharp and they are really slim which makes them easy to carry around in a pocket or a wallet.
They are just slightly thicker than your standard house key, a little over 2 1/4 inches long and about 1/2 inch wide.
I will definitely be packing them when camping and taking short trips but i still prefer a standard set of nail clippers to these.
4717239
These are handy for light work, and their size in convenient, but they are not very strong clamping pressure.
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I like these little grippers, they are very convenient, I use primarily for moving hot dishes from the stove or oven. One thing to note, they do get hot if you do not move quickly, and I mean real quick which is kinda a bummer. I used with my stovetop grill and they were just fine, but with a dish from the oven, it got much warmer than expected. I used also to open hard to twist off jar lids and it worked great.
1263573
I bought these to pop the plastic rivets out of the bodies of our ATVs.  I haven't broken one yet, but maybe that's because I've mostly resorted to using screwdrivers like I used to.  They're handy to have around, but the plastic feels cheap and fragile and they flex enough that they don't work well in tight spaces.  So, for the money, they're worth it to have because where they work, they don't chew up the plastic rivets... just don't expect plastic rivets in tight spaces to suddenly become less of a pain.
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I like these because you can smash in between your fingers to make them small enough for some of your fry, make sure you reconstitute though feedong dried just not good for Fish
598816
These are great little tools for the job - I especially like using them in the working loop of my crochet piece when I'm not working on it to keep it from unraveling. Unfortunately, these guys snap in half A LOT. This is only off-set by their relative cheapness - think of them as a consumable resource and not a tool. I'm planning to change to coilless safety pins instead; they might last more than a few uses!