Topspeeder 46 Pack Nickel Curtain Rings with Clips 1 inch Internal Diameter Decorative Drapery Rustproof Vintage Compatible with up to 5/8 inch Rod Black

I’m so glad I found these. They’re such a great price! My curtain panels were hard to open so I decided to purchase these rings. I did not like the look of the clip part showing, so I clipped the panel behind the curtain (about 1” down, every 4 inches). This results in a super clean look which I love. Just purchased more for the rest of my home!

I love these! I got them to hang up my daughter's bows and they worked perfectly!

(Images show what DIY I had to do, explained below)I DIY’d my curtains and didn’t want to sew in a sleeve, so these clips were perfect and went with the farmhouse aesthetic that’s going on in my home as it is.I had ordered clips just like these from Home Depot a couple months back, but they cost like $10 for a pack of 6-10. They’re no different than these ones on Amazon in terms of quality. In fact, a couple of the clips from the Home Depot pack broke, which is why I just got these. Better price for the quantity.Now, due to their 1” size, these are mostly for the small/thin rods that usually cover one window. I had those and these rings fit perfectly on them without a problem. Easy to slide on, no issue with any of the clips, they look nice, and they have been quiet sturdy so far.For rods that are bigger that expand to go over a larger area, they’re not going to fit certain parts of the rod because of it. Keep that in mind if you’re thinking of purchasing.Don’t fret, though.If you don’t mind a little DIY and want to get these because you have other curtain rods they’ll fit with, there’s a workaround that not one single person is going to notice or know (but you, of course).- count out the number of rings you need to go on the sections of the rod that is bigger- get 2 pairs of pliers- take 4 rubber-bands and wrap each grip of the pliers so you’ll have a better hold on the rings (and to not scratch them)- widen/stretch themI’m serious, lol. Doesn’t take much, just a little bit—enough to where they’ll slide on the bigger section of the rods.I went an extra mile and used tiny pieces of clear tape over the opened ends to keep the hooks from sliding off (and to prevent any possible scratching that could potentially occur). Can’t even tell. I usually keep my curtains in one spot and don’t ever slide them back and forth, though.I only had to widen a certain amount out of the whole 42 pack (as shown in the images—only certain ones are widened with others left alone as they fit certain sections of the rod). Took maybe 5 minutes to do.I know a lot of people buy stuff to not have to hassle with anything and want things to work “as is” out of the package, but for those that don’t mind and are maybe on a budget, it’s definitely doable.These hooks are handy to have outside of just using them for curtains, though, so I definitely recommend them for anyone curious about purchasing them.

Excellent product, so easy to use. Took me about 10min to set up

These are a good product (especially considering how many you get for the price), however, they are not very "thick" in diameter and make sure you measure the thickness of your rod. They are very small (1") therefore, they will work for a small skinny rod. I would not use these in my formal living or family room. I would want something a little more substantial that looked more elegant.

To my surprise these held way more weight than I expected. By their size at a glance you may think these won't hold much more than linen but when you pick one up and feel the weight you start to change your mind. When you try to open the clip and can't because it's so strong and resistive, you have already changed your mind and are writing a review about it.BUT WAIT! There aren't any issues here. It's likely just from their powdercoating/painting process. I'd consider myself a fairly athletic guy and by hand there were a few I really had to put some muscle into to get to open.---𝗣𝗥𝗢 𝗧𝗜𝗣---Use a flathead screwdriver and slide right behind the clip teeth and gently twist. Super easy and quick with no visible scratching.

Very sturdy little curtain ring and the clasp is tight.The only complaint is the rings are solid - they do not open. If you want to take off one ring, the whole curtain rod needs to come down and all rings have to be removed to access the one. Since we screwed our rod into the wall, this is no easy task. (If you have a tension rod, it becomes easier.)We used light weight, thin fabric to cover our front door and the clasps had no problem clinching tightly on.

I used these rings for my daughters bows it's amazing product I love it.