120pcs 3/4 inch PEX Cinch Clamps Rings, 304 Stainless Steel Single Ear Hose Clamps, Heavy Duty Pex Crimp Rings for PEX Tubing Pipe Fitting Connections

It is 1:30 a.m., and I'm in the crawlspace of my home. I am trying to get the water supply lines sorted out, and I'm learning that these crimp rings were a mistake. Most of them jam the crimping tool, and one in four fails altogether. Name brand version are more than twice the price, but it is worth the extra cost to avoid the frustration of dealing with poor quality components. It appears that I will not have running water before daybreak. Don't be like me and be swayed by the price of these. You will waste time and always be wondering when there will be a leak.

Nice item Easy to use Very affordable Strong clamping

Junk, not fit for purpose. Scrap metal, easily breaks before fully crimped on to the correct pex pipe size and type. Barely even clamp the pipe as shown in picture. Zero stars for product. The jar the clamps were shipped in screws tighter than the cinch clamp rings.

I've tried several brands of cinch clamps from Amazon. Many were poor quality and way too big. When you try to do an install with the others, they slide down the PEX tubing and you have to take a more time to chase it. With these, when you put them on to the end of the PEX clamp for install, these hold snuggly to the end where you need to clamp it, they don't slide away. Makes it a lot faster and easier to work with.

This brand is priced a lot cheaper than others... for a reason. I have used pex clamps a million times in the past, never had any issues. Used 11 of these, and 10 failed. Was a mess. Trying to save a few $ ended up costing me more. Have to run out and replace them all, couldn't even trust the one that held. Cheap metal, wont hold it self together. Infact they were easy to remove since they just fell apart. Avoid the wasted time, the hassle and they worry about future failure/leaks and just get a good brand. Yup, you get what you pay for.

Great value

This is a prime example of you buy cheap, you get cheap! In other PEX work I have done with rings from a big box store, I’ve never had a ring fail. With these, about one in three failed outright and one in ten appeared to be good but actually leaked. I had about a dozen other older rings and not one failed or leaked. The company says 304 stainless but the way these things popped, I question that. If you want a ton of pain, buy these. Otherwise, stay away and do no buy!

I used these today and they worked great