Pocket Clip - Holder for Pen and Pencil - Made of Steel (6 Pack)

Fits the slender Tom's Studio Lumos Pro fineliner. Not big enough for a Pilot Kakuno. It is a simple, inexpensive pen clip, nothing fancy. Keeps the pens from falling out of my pen case by clipping onto the interior pen case pocket.

After going through several other models of pocket clips, this is the one I finally like. It's sturdy in its construction; it holds well against both my pencil, etc. and my pocket; and it doesn't snag on other objects. It has no exposed sharp edges or corners. It has shown no sign of wear wear or corrosion after months of use. My only complaint is that it's only available in a nickel-plate finish. I would have appreciated the option to match the clip to the object. But I'm not about to ding *this* product because of that.

These are well-made, smooth steel clips for wooden pencil to be held in pockets, and I like to attach pencils to clipboards when I do crossword puzzles. I would have given a Five Star rating but for the ring that attaches to the pencil. The ring is large (as seems to be the case for other brands as well) and I use a small vise to squeeze them together. Also the clip keeps the pencil from rolling away when I drop it. Overall I am pleased.

These pencil clips work well. At first, when I slipped the clip on a pencil, the ring was too big. I got a pair of pliers and gently crimped the clip around the pencil and it was solid. I cannot move the clip. The clip has been on the pencil for a month now and hasn't broke off. Yes, very pleased.

OK but a flimsy feel. a bit too large for many pencils, ballpens.

Simply put - JUNK! Although advertised as 'usable' with your wooden pencil... Unless 'you' want to pull out your pliers [or whatever tool you have...], these "K20 Tools Pocket Clip", are never going to work for your #2 US wooden pencil - As a matter-of-fact, these will NOT work on any 'standard' or 'semi-standard' wooden shafted pencil. I know, I went thru over a dozen Branded wooden shafted pencils [I own AND use] and unless 'you' have one of those "General Brand", 'fat-charcoal' sketching/drawing pencils... This 'pocket-clip' ISN'T working for ya. I am not to sure, what style of 'wooden pencil' they use in the PRC, but the "K20", will not fit either a European or N. American manufactured pencil and 'why' should I drag out my pliers and try fitting each and every pencil clip, I just purchased??? For me, I am looking elsewhere for a pencil clip(s) and it will not be these, for sure... As I always say - "It's your money..." And these I won't recommend - And 'why' the ONE STAR, one must put a 'star', to be able to make a review.

Fits a Kindle Scribe pen out of the box. For my Scribe I have a Fintie case with an elastic pen holder. Over time the elastic stretches to the point where the pen falls out. These clips slide right on and keep the pen secure in the holder. To fit a No2 pencil I had to compress the bands just a little with pliers. I am happy with the results.

I need a clip for my BIC pens. These clips seem to be hard to find, so I ordered this six pack. When you get them for the BIC pens you only have to use a regular pliers, and slightly squeeze them, until they fit the slightly smaller diameter of the BIC pens. I can, then, slide the clip up to the top of the pen, where it will keep the pen at the ready.