BOOSTEADY10 Pack Multipurpose D-Ring Grimlock Locking for Molle Webbing with Zippered Pouch

They work very well as long as you remember these are plastic and aren't meant for heavy loads.

High quality clips and very strong

The feel very well made, and are pretty useful if you have a lot of open molle spaces on your bag, vest, carrier, or whatever. But they are plastic, so not sure if they would take a beating, but so far they seem pretty sturdy. My only gripe is that my package only had 9 in it, not 10... But I actually didn't use them all anyway since I had 5 others from a variety pack I had bought before with other accessories.

I have a Molle Backpack and never had used them, until now.I have a Bug out bag with a lot of essentials that I am able to attach whistles, lights and a survival knife with ease.The action of the D-Ring is secure and it attaches easily to a backpack. It even works well for attaching items to a belt or utility rig.What a lifesaver!Definitely recommend these for hiking, survival or convenience.

Very nice. I was worried that the spring mechanism would be light, leading to accidental opening, but after handling them I have to say that they lock up well and need directed pressure to open. I like these a lot better than carabiners for light loads, as the open the full width (where I often have to skootch something into a carabiner and wrap it around to get it all inside). Be aware, these are small, the whole of the inside is about 5/8" deep and 1-1/2" high, so you aren't going to thread your poncho through it. Look at the pics and if it's what you want, you won't be disappointed.

I use these on my 5.11 Rush 24 and Rush 72 bags, they make great molle attachment points. They attach quickly once you do them a couple times. Them have sturdy construction and they look great on my black bags. I got them for $1 each during a promotion so well worth the $8 I spent. I will probably get some more in the future.

I've been using the BOOSTEADY Multipurpose D-Ring Grimlock for a bit now, and here's my take:**Pros:**- **Affordability:** For the price, you get a decent amount of D-rings. If you're looking to organize your gear or DIY some projects without breaking the bank, these are a good option.- **Quantity:** Ten D-rings in one pack means you've got plenty to go around for various uses, from securing camping gear to organizing your garage.- **Ease of Use:** They're straightforward to attach and detach. No fuss, no muss, which is great for quick setups.**Cons:**- **Durability:** While they seem sturdy enough for light to medium use, I wouldn't trust them with anything too heavy or valuable. They might not hold up under extreme conditions or with high-value gear.- **Material:** The material feels a bit on the lighter side. It's not the kind of thing you'd want to bet your life or your expensive camera on.**Final Thoughts:**The BOOSTEADY D-Ring Grimlock pack is decent for the price if you're looking for something to organize your gear or for light-duty tasks. They're perfect for those moments when you need a quick fix or want to keep things tidy without spending a fortune. However, if you're thinking about hanging onto something that's irreplaceable or super expensive, you might want to invest in something a bit more robust. For general use, they're a solid choice, but for critical applications, maybe look elsewhere.

Unlike other brands that I ordered and returned, these do not catch on the lip when you depress the button, so can be used single handed on a bag or pack to secure items. Other cheaper brands have stuck partway or need a slight lift as you undo it, which requires a second hand to push against it. So I recommend these. Only wish they did more colors including foliage green.