My only advice is to not run extra-thick lug pins as this nylon is quite thick and the material can bind/bend the pins unnecessa
586541
High quality thick nylon and hardware. Wears well, little break in time. My only advice is to not run extra-thick lug pins as this nylon is quite thick and the material can bind/bend the pins unnecessarily.
554623
The material quality is good - on the thick side.
3169579
As others have written, these pins are not very sturdy and do bend easily.  If you need sturdy safety pins in this size, consider the Dritz brand Quilter's Safety Pins which are made of a much harder steel.

I figured they were not of a high quality when I purchased them, but they are fine for what I plan to use them for which is attaching multiple related clothing parts to each other before giving them to charity.
3014372
Nylon is not as rigid as I thought....more like a little stiffer than very heavy weed trimmer line.  If you have a need actually some weed eater line might work just as well.
3484434
Got this today after waiting 1-1/2 weeks.  I was very excited to put it on my Seiko SKX009K1 Pepsi with rubber band.  One side of the solid end links (SEL) went on fairly well using the new watch pins that came with the band.  The watch pins are better than the Seiko pins because they have a tool ring  which allows you to grip each side and makes for easy removal.  Anyways, like a mentioned earlier one side went on no problem.  The other side forget it!  This SEL side was machined with the hole too far outward from the inside edge.  I worked and worked on trying to mount it for a good 30 minutes and one side would lock in but the other was so far off because the pin was angled from the incorrect machining that it would not lock into the watch lug hole.  I am a very meticulous technical person (retired Electrical/Mechanical Quality Engineer) so bear in mind that my profession makes me aware of small and difficult to find mistakes made by manufacturers and inspected during incoming receiving.  The thing I found with the one bad link measured with my digital calipers as compared to the other link that worked was a mis-drilled hole for the watch pin.  On the good link the hole measured 1.12 mm from the outer back edge to the leading hole edge.  On the bad link it measured 1.52 mm for the same location.  This error caused the link pin to only go into one side of the lug at an angle and could not make it into the other lug side due to the cock-eyed position from the pin hole milled/drilled wrong.  I was expecting this to be of high quality but this mistake is forcing me to return this band and look for a better alternative.  I hope others read this honest review and respond to it if you encounter the same issue.
1103862
Hubs do not snap over the retaining pin like the stock nylon ones. Every time you remove a tire the pin falls on the ground.
325202
It's about 1mm too thick for the holes in my&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/48-34-Red-Felt-Folding-Octagon-Poker-Table-Top-w-Cup-Holders-Padded-Rail-by-Brybelly/dp/B004WK88F8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">48" Red Felt Folding Octagon Poker Table Top w/ Cup Holders & Padded Rail by Brybelly</a>&nbsp;that had defective cupholders.  These have a small ring around the bottom that could probably be sanded off to make them fit (or the holes could be widened I suppose), but it broke after jamming it in the existing holes and trying to pry it back out again.  But there's nothing wrong with these, so I'm still giving it 5 stars.
4759343
This chock is very well constructed and seems thicker and chunkier in person than what the pictures show.  When you hold it, it has serious weight and the plastic wall are very thick.  That construction combined with the triangular shapes give it serious rigidity that stands up to a lot of abuse.  The size it a bit big for normal car or mini-van tires, as it has a larger radius than most tires for those vehicles, but once the tire backs onto the chock a little bit, it's not going to go anywhere.
866057
As the other reviewer said, the fit is great; make sure you have the bolts to mount these.

Also, my 2 cents here is that the shims are just a hair too thick, making assembly a little more difficult than it could be. I understand that mechanical tolerances probably aren't a huge priority given the price paid, but if I had to come up with a niggle, the shim thickness would be it. Using a shop rag to protect the finish I was able to tap the foot peg into alignment.

It might make sense to skip the shim at first and use the bolt + the ball bearing + the spring to get an idea of how to assemble and keep things together when hammering, and then go back and assemble with the shim in.

I've seen some other foot peg installs where folks used a dremel or die grinder to shave off some of the peg's surface that mates with the shim, but for the set I received here I didn't need to do that. Might have made it easier but I'm more of a "hammer it, wd40 it, or duct tape it" installer.
3988085
I like this magnetic pin cushion with a caveat!  Do not over load this as I did.  The magnet is not that strong.  I am still finding pins on my carpet.  I wouldn't put over 15 to 20 pins on there.  Also, I am thinking of placing some glue under the magnetic piece and gluing it to the strap.  The magnetic part keeps slipping to the side.  I am not sure I love this, but may get used to it.
4765599
HEADS UP, I bought both screws and nylon locking nuts. Some, maybe 30%, of these combinations would thread only part way and then seize up completely, so completely that the screw either twisted in half or I had to cut the screw with a metal cutoff wheel. This was before reaching any tightening surface around the holes, yet after the screw had passed beyond the nylon locking aspect of the nut. Because the screw and the nut orders were separate, I do not know which part has the causal flaw. It was not a good day as I was slowed greatly when having to cut the screws and begin anew. So, if you are buying these, you might consider buying a few extra.
1878831
Cable is super tough - but it is thick gauge - twice as thick as standard (estimate)
376620
The nylon face is great for making pin flush  with links and not damaging watch / links in the process. Would not risk the hillbilly method of a tack and a regular hammer like some of the Youtube vids I have seen
3472739
I love these wheels they look sick on my STI. I did not know I would need special lugs though. If you buy these make sure you find the thinner aftermarket lugs that are also extended threads that are pretty lengthy.
1652339
I bought these to complement the Super Lug tires on my John Deere LT series, as I do not have any lawn and needed something a little tougher. These are thick and well made, plus I did not encounter the shipping deformities of other reviewers, both tires arriving tire shaped. I also had problems with the install, as the beads are very tight, I have changed motorcycle tires over the years and these are far harder to mount. I recommend taking them to the local tire shop, which is what I did, and they will pop right on.
2584953
It's too thick! I have tried using 4 different RJ45 connectors from 4 different companies, all saying they are rated for 23AWG and none of them fit. It's also really nice that I already ran all the cable beforehand... no matter what I try, I can't put ends on it... and I can't use punch down connectors since this is an outdoor set-up. Shop for different
781454
Really dig these pins, they have some heft to them and they hold strong. I find them a little stronger than a typical set of plastic push pins, better for more heavy duty projects. I'll likely buy more when I need push pins in the future.