[Neutral 3-Pack] Snappi Cloth Diaper Clips | Replaces Diaper Pins | Use with Cloth Prefolds and Cloth Flatfolds

What a technology, these are a HUGE improvement over the diaper pins that were the norm in cloth diapering some 30-40 years ago. They're quick and easy to use. They are just sharp enough to hold them in place, but not enough to stab you (or your baby). I've been using them for a few weeks now, and we have yet to have a single incident where one has come loose, nor have we had any incidents where they have stuck us or our baby. We have been using them with birdseye cotton flats, typically using the Jo Fold. I can't say how well they would work with other fabric, diaper types, or folds, but they have served us really well with the setup we are using. You only really need two, and you could even get by with one, but it comes with a three-pack in the off case that you lose one. Price is great. Time will tell on the durability. I haven't had any issues, but I've only used them for a few weeks. I highly recommend these! I only wish there were more colors available; I'm not super thrilled about the available color options and it also seems strange how the there options keep two of the colors the same and only vary the one.

Easy to use holds well

"Wow, cloth diapers have changed a lot since we were using them!"-- this is what all the grandparents have said. It's true, and Snappis are one of the great advancements. Forget diaper pins. You can fasten a prefold diaper (that is, one of those plain, flat square diapers) with this nifty device and with some practice you can do it one-handed! There are three plastic claws, protected by a rubbery handle, that grab onto each of the diapers corners to secure the diaper. It's easy to adjust the fastener once it's on. It's also easy to pull and release the Snappi off-- this is great when you're trying to get an especially dirty diaper off! I have caught my finger on the claws once or twice, and it hurts, but it takes some special talent to actually hurt yourself on this (and there's no reason it should hurt your baby). Much better than pins! We use these with OsoCozy prefolds and Thirsties or ProRap diaper covers. Highly recommended.

**Edit** - After 4 months of heavy use one of the Snappis finally broke. The part that broke was the little tab that you pull, specifically the bottom one. While the Snappi is still usable, it's a little more cumbersome. I could see why you would need multiple now. Also, another note, is that to me it feels like the Snappi is a little stretched out. My wife doesn't think so but it feels almost like a rubber band that's been used heavily. Still 5 stars though. Being a new parent and venturing into the cloth diapering world, I never considered that this product would be necessary. Probably due to my own negligence and not doing enough research but when my wife showed me a demo video I thought it looks too good to be true. How does it stay put? Won't the little teeth go through the fabric? It looked like magic. Now that I have them and have been using them for the last couple weeks I'm a believer in both cloth diapering and this product. For reference, we are using the pre folds from green mountain diaper. Using them is a *snap* :-D. Literally just hook it onto one side of the diaper , hook the opposing side and pull the last part down and you're done. Even at 3am it's so easy I don't even need to think about it. I have yet to have one fall off, break, or otherwise fail me in anyway. Very glad that this exists to make cloth diapering a viable option.

I just received my order, I ordered the 3 pack and that seems to be plenty. They were really easy to use, and made the process so much faster. The only reason I just gave it 4 stars is the teeth to hold the snappi in are really sharp, so you have to make sure there is a thick pice of fabric. My first time useing them I used a thin pre-fold the teeth whent right thur it, causing a verey upset baby. Now every time I use them I make sure to fold over the fabric so that the teeth can grab like there supposed to, but not able to scrach baby. Over all great product i would Deffently order again, and have suggested them to other moms.

Very useful for cloth diapering. They are slightly stretchy but still have a sharp edge. More useful than safety pins though.

Got a three pack of size one Snappis to use with Ecoable cotton prefold diapers. After six months, the rubber on 2/3 attachment points on all three snappis had torn. I was disappointed at first, but wanted more since they are so easy to use and 6 months is still a good amount of time for them to last given the price. I saw on the listing that the company would replace them if there were any issues, so I contacted them and they sent me a five pack of size 2 snappis. The customer service is excellent - quick to respond and very helpful. I am an extremely happy customer and would recommend these to anyone using cloth diapers!

I got a cheaper off brand thinking I would save money and get the same effect. I was way wrong. They were horrible! I decided to bite the bullet and just get the original Snappi brand and they are much better. Easy to use, hook on immediately, hold really well. The problem I have is that the rubber (is it rubber? idk) part, the colorful part that holds the tension, seems kind of flimsy so even though they do hold, I am afraid they will break apart. The teeth are also super sharp and have torn my diapers already, rendering them unusable, and I haven't even had my baby yet. I just have a doll that I am practicing on. Good for the money and definitely easy to use, but hopefully they don't break and I will definitely have to replace some diapers I haven't even really gotten to use. Using Target brand FST $4 for 4, if that helps

Cant seem why this thing is very pricey. Price is too much for it has plastic clip for grip... Useful for larger baby sizes, i guess.

Están hermosos

Good quality

Great product, very clever and functional invention

Does what it's meant to do !