Single Ear Clamps Assortment Kit, StepLess Clamps, Pex Pinch Ring Clamp for Securing Pipe Hoses and Automotive Use 304 Stainless Steel (5.8-21.0mm) 160Pcs/8Sizes

Awesome, work great! Good assortment, worth the money. Best way to secure hoses, except for a ferrule crimper system, the tools for which are way more expensive. These require one tool that looks like a pair of nipper pliers and they hold just as well as the ferrule style, the ferrules just look a little better, but who cares about that.

Work perfect and cleaner than regular hose clamps.

I really don't like using hose clamps on things that don't really ever get removed. They leak and they look like trash. I started using pex cinch clamps on whatever lines they'd fit, then I found these that were the proper size. All the lines that don't need to be removable have these clamps now and they look professional. They also seal very well. Used them on transmission lines and heater core hoses recently. The transmission lines had hose clamps that leaked.

this is a decent kit but i didnt realise how small most of these are....i cant figure out the sizing so ill take some blame for it...the majority of these clamps are very small and only 5 of them are pex size or 1/2 inch......ill keep it because you never know when you need one,but i wouldnt buy this again...the box is about 4x6 to give you an idea on size

Great price and convenient case, if you own an RV, you MUST put one of these in your emergency kit.

I returned another brand because the cutters weren't ground correctly and the wrong shape. This IEUYO unit is better. The cutters are correct and the clamps are good quality. Quality container as well.

These are great, use them all the time, only thing is you need a good specialty tool to crimp them.

Much better and professional looking than the standard (worm) hose clamps, and these do not become lose over time. Just used them on my transmission cooler replacement. Just remember to get the install pincers (horse teeth pullers). If needing to remove, I believe a pair of dykes could do quick work to remove them..