Outdoor Light Clips, 30 Pack Large Outdoor Adhesive Hooks for String Lights, Christmas Decorations and Cables, Weatherproof and Anti-Shake Two-Clips Patented Design

That’s what she said. HAHA! Seriously though the hook pulled away from the sticky part leaving the adhesive on the wall and the hook, and my twinkle bistro lights on the floor. Sad face.

I was worried about using these outside on my awning, wasn’t sure how they would hold up sticking to wood but THEY WORKED!

I have to admit, I was a little skeptical on these, as I wasnt sure if they would work. I have some string lights that go over a sliding door. They stuck to stucco! Granted I chose locations where the stucco is a bit more smooth, but they work. Being clear, makes them a bit less noticeable.

My only advice is to make sure you wipe water flat surface very clean and dry before placement and wait 24 hours before hanging and i don’t suggest sticking them up before bad weather. After that you can hang any type of string lights youd like all year. They are pretty sturdy and not very Recognizable so keeping them up wont be an issue

These are great for hanging lights without having to drill holes! They work kind of like command strips where theres an adhesive strip that you attach to the clip and then stick to the surface where you want the lights. I feel like these are a bit more pricey per clip than a lot of the competition, but other than that I dont really have any complaints as of yet. Time (And harsh mid-west winters!) Will tell how well they hold up!

The backing detached from the plastic in one day

They are not strong at all. They will fall off within a day. It doesn’t matter how long you wait to put your lights up.. I ended up buying the ones from the Command brand, which worked better that this one.

These clips seem to be made from a cheaper plastic and wasnt sure if they would hold up to the job I had intended them for. These may work for simple tasks or outdoor lights

We just moved into an apartment with a nice patio area and ordered these hooks so that we can hang up some Edison bulbs throughout. They are simple and easy to use. Just simply peel the adhesive off, and stick it onto a clean and flat surface. Apply some pressure and you are ready to go. Your string lights (or whatever you are hanging) will just slide into the clip and youre done! Once we hanged our bulbs, we havent had issues since, and we have some pretty unpredictable weather here (Dallas, TX).

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