Pet Lodge Wire Cage Clips Metal Clips for Assembling & Repairing Rabbit Hutches & Pet Homes (1 lb.) (Item No. ACC1)

They work great

Was exactly as expected and a good value for the money. Plan to use these on rabbit cages right away.

These ended up not working out for us. We were trying to use them to attach 1/4 inch hardware cloth to our chicken coop and run and they are too big for the wire clip pliers. They would work if you used 1/2 inch hardware cloth but then snakes and mice could get in.

Received as described and works as intended.

Worked perfectly to make wire cage

These clips seem good quality but they do not fit C&C wire caging I use for my bun. This is better for a hutch with thinner wire.

The last time I bought J-Clips about 10 years ago, they had a bend in the long part of the clip. Why,? I dont know. My J-Clip pliers could not grab hold of the clip as it was, so I had to flatten out each and every J-Clip before I could use it. It took forever to get anything done. I had to fix some of my old wire cages recently and it was no fun using those bent J-Clips. These clips from Amazon are straight, like the original clips I got with the pliers, and they work so much better on my pliers.

I used these clips to construct crayfish traps from fencing. I used the recommended clip pliers from Little Giant. It takes a bit of practice but once I had it figured out these worked great. The clips are super strong and thus far have not tarnished or corroded one bit after repeatedly soaking in water. If you were joining fence together with these clips I am certain they would hold as well as the welds.

pain to use with the tool. better off with zip ties

These stink! If you make rabbit cages on a regular basis, like I do, you need a J clip that will hold up and not rust the first few times the rabbits urinate on it. The package doesnt list whether or not they are galvanized, but I doubt it. I finally went to my regular place of business for ordering cage making supplies, and bought a 10 pound box of them. Enough playing around with cheap junky ones.