IRWIN QUICK-GRIP Clamps for Woodworking, Quick Release Triggers, 6 Inch, 8 Piece Set (IRHT83220)

The Irwin Quick Grip Clamps work great. I was able to buy them on sale at their lowest price in over 6 months. I highly recommend them.

If you’re just starting out and don’t want to splurge. IRWIN is a really good brand for the weekend DIY. Clamping force is there and the durability seems to be good. It’s a really nice set of clamps.

Very handy to use with so many different options appears to be very well made.

I bought an Irwin set about 30 years ago in Home Depot. It's lasted me well and done a good job. I had anticipated that these would perform as well. But they simply don't. They do an adequate job and will hold most of your projects together fine. But, if you really need some strength in holding parts together, these will fail you. If you keep trying to pull parts together with these clamps, they'll simply give up. They're fine for the price, but realize that the sides will buckle and they just don't have the strength of a real clamp.

Nice assortment of clamps for my DIY projects.

Great tool to install cabinets. Feels solid when holding the heavy stuff.

For the Home owner that likes to do their own projects, these are great. Not sure how they would last on a daily use or professional need. But have served my purposes well.

I probably have seventy clamps of various styles from multiple manufacturers, most of which are heavier duty than these. I already had a set of these exact same clamps, as well as several other Irwin clamps of the larger sizes, and needed another set of these to clamp multiple access panel frames to my ceiling's drywall without crushing it. I was looking for just some of the smaller 6" clamps, but this set was such a great deal that I basically got over half of the included set for free (vs purchased individually). These work great for what they're supposed to be. They're not made for massive clamping pressure; instead, they're more to hold something in place pretty tightly, very quickly, with ease, and without damaging the clamped materials. In a lot of cases, these are all I ever need. In a few cases, I'll use these to get something set into place, and then I'll follow-up with a stronger clamp. Or, I'll use these to supplement the stronger clamps around borders, etc. I've been using these for years, and have never had any problems with any of them, so will definitely buy more when the time comes.

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Great value for money, Very well made I have left mine out in the rain at times and had wood glue over the rails to test the build of this product and know matter what they don't let you down.

Bastante buenas, material sólido y firme, el tamaño es para aplicaciones pequeñas, perfectas para mi proyecto

Amazing!!! The four bar clamps large are SO easy to use, I have extremely weak hands (and they are very small too), so really hard to use clamps but these bar clamps are amazing. And I can release them with one hand too (which is surprising seeming I can not open jars or even hot water bottles). The 2" Resin spring clamps: I cant even open these, not even a little! So I'll never use them. The 2" Handy clamps seem pretty good but I haven't used them as yet. Very happy with purchase. Update after using them for many months: I have used the bar clamps much more than I thought I would and I don't know how I did any work without them. I am currently looking to purchase more 6" and 12" and remind one with a separator (as the medium duty 12 inch does). I recommend them for anyone who does odd jobs around the house, however I wouldn't buy this pack (if I could go back in time) I would buy the bar clamps only as I have not used the others at all.

I have owned multiple different types and brands of quick grip type clamps over the years and although the Irwin brand is a little more expensive than some it is by far the best and worth the extra money. The clamps work smoothly, grip or release with one hand and take a beating (I am sure i may have overstressed a few, but no breakage). I have used cheaper brands only to have them break mid project, or slip and relieve pressure when needed, or worse yet jam up and cause damage to the project getting them off.