XTACER Tactical Multipurpose Small D-Ring Locking Hanging Hook Tactical Link Snap Keychain Button Release for Molle Webbing (Set of 10)

Works as advertised.

I started using these in the military aboit fifteen years ago. They are one of the easiest and most professional looking ways to quickly hang small.pieces of gear from a MOLLE system. I used them typically to attach gloves to my rigs.I've put these to the Testarossa the globe in some of the harshest environments imaginable. Don't believe any of us ever broke one in typical use.Many manufacturers are adding MOLLE webbing to civillian backpacks and book bags. Makes it easy to add additional items to a kid's book bag or overnight bag on trips. A highly recommended utem!

Alright so if you’re not up for reading my whole post with pros and cons I will summarize here: these are some great clips to have. They are kinda difficult to get on but once on they are on, they sure as heck are not coming off accidentally. They have a convenient release that opens and closes to hook gear on to. Nice clips, but at the end of the day they are still plastic clips and shouldn’t be used for heavy load carrying. I would buy these again if I found a need for more, and the low price for the exact same product as other sellers is a HUGE plus.Full analysis:Pros:-The clips shipped quickly and came in brand new condition, no scratches or ripped packaging.-Clips will NOT accidentally slip off once you get them on to the strap. Cut out for strap is perfectly made for one inch, just barely enough wiggle room to get the strap in but they won’t be shifting up and down once on.-Clips are easy to open with a button like release at the top where the whole front of the clip opens down to allow for easy object attatching.-SUPER cheap, a significantly lower price for what seems to me to be the exact same item sold from other sellers.Cons:-Clips are going to make you curse them when attatching them to your straps. You better have fingernails and patience. Hopefully you figure out a pattern or trick that works for you after about 3 successful clip attatchments.-Clips are plastic. This is obviously stated in the description but you should know what you’re buying. These shouldn’t be used for anything but light to medium-light weight things unless you want to risk potential breakage of the clips. I trust them to securely hold whatever it is you attatch to them as long as you ar realistic about the weight.Overall I recommend these to anyone looking for basic outer storage on their backpacks or whatever it is that has these 1 inch straps. If you need to haul some heavy duty gear I recommend just getting a metal carabiner clip and call it a day but these are nice for quick release, lighter objects. They stay in place much better than carabiners and don’t have that annoying metal clanking sound when moving around. When buying most things on amazon, I like to do some EXTENSIVE review reading on the items and compare them to other similar items I am considering. I am happy to say that this one was my final choice and I haven’t had any reason to regret it yet. I hope this review covers the things you find important and saves you time on your hunt for a quality item. :)

Good

I have tried a few different solutions and these are by far the most sturdy of them all. I assume there are more expensive versions but these work well from my purposes.

These clips are super handy, fastest way to utilize 1" webbing, MOLLE, on your gear. Not so useful without those 1" straps...Other vendors sell something nearly identical for a substantially higher price. Maybe those are even better, but I have found nothing wrong with these.Note, in my estimation, the product images for the Black color do not illustrate the proper use on 1" webbing, every other color has at least 1 image showing the clips installed properly. I like to "tuck" them sideways behind the adjacent loop so they don't protrude and catch on stuff...they're still just as fast to use when needed. See my pics for an example.The spring inside is steel, it's paramagnetic, in case that's useful. It's plenty stiff, unlikely for these to unlatch by accident.As for how strong these are, I'd bet on these clips over the webbing or stitching to tear first. Still, I use them in pairs, usually. Be sure not to use them upside-down, that's a weak point in the original design.The black ones weigh only 11 grams each. In anachronistic terms, 10 of these weigh 4 ounces, or ~40/#

Great

Work as designed. Not quite as stiff as the original, but I've had no issues.