Betterware 24 Packs Zipper Pulls with Metal and Nylon Parts

East to fit but the metal is too soft which allows the zip closer to open up and the zip can`t stay closed. Total waste of money.

Have yet to use these they look and feel sturdy enough all parts came loose in a clear small press seal bag mines had 2 small parts missing.

This zip repair kit was ok but the first zip I tried to repair went on the zip was a bit tight so I used a little screwdriver just to make slide easier and it snapped but the next one fitted ok. So will use again as it was so easy to fit a new zip its cheaper then buying a new coat just because the zip has broken.

Arrived early instructions very small and the part you hold to do a zip up broke the first time we tried to do the zip up the white zip parts are a lot stronger i haven't used the small ones yet but overall a good buy especially when you consider what it would cost to have done in a shop

There are a good selection of zips here, but I would think you may only find a use for one or two over the course of years. They are not particularly sturdy. I couldn't find one to fix the zip that had broken with me - a sofa cushion. It may be that I was using them wrong but there were no clear instructions on how you go about fixing them. Could be helpful for some though.

Received on time. The instructions were very small print and very difficult to follow . Although the zip was repaired it was more by trial and error. However, despite this the kit did the job so a fairly new pair of trousers are now able to be worn with a new lease of life.

This is a good little kit. I may not use all of the types and sizes but I did use one that saved me a lot of money as I was able to repair the zip on my winter jacket. I will use another to repair a fleece jacket zip if I can get the old stop off the top.

I expected to receive a 24 piece kit, what I got was 2 x 22-piece kits and a piece of paper with sketchy instructions. I wanted to repair the zip on my wife's "Trespass" jacket, the biggest zipper wasn't quite large enough so I had to "encourage" it with the aid of a screwdriver and some silicone grease, it worked but the action is very stiff.