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I have a map made of foam board and I use these pins to mark locations. They are perfect length as they do not stick out as far as a standard length push pin, and they hold well in the map board. Works great.

Exactly what I expected

These are perfect for hanging photos, memos, and other light items on the cubicle walls at work. Just long enough to stay in there securely without poking through or being too long. The plastic case they come in is sturdy and great for storage.

Push pins. They work like push pins

Works as expected

The map pins were just the right size to attach family photos to a cork bulletin board. The black heads blended into the photos and were not as noticeable as a push pin or thumb tack. Very happy with the results.

I didn't really like this product. They felt flimsy and if you aren't careful, they bend going into the wall. They are very small and thin, so these won't be able to hold up thick or heavy objects very well.

I’m using these to display military patches on a large cork board. They work great. The heads of the pins are mixed black and grey — not just black. Which I could care less about. But they are ideal for my application.

I mean... They're push pins... Tiny black plastic ends. Structurally sound I suppose. Ummm... I mean, don't try and pin something that weighs several hundred pounds with them. For that you want the MIGHTY BOAR PUSH PINS! STEEL SPIKES FOR MOUNTING THAT WILDABEAST TO THE WALL! CAN ONLY BE INSTALLED WITH MJÖLNIR!!!! AFTER EACH USE YOU MUST CHUG 4 GALLONS OF DEISEL FUEL!!!! O.o wait. This is the internet. Don't do that kids. And quit checking out reviews for pushpins. Go fly a Kite or something fun! Toodles!

Satisfied our needs

Great pins, strong, didn’t snap off, worked great for the shadow box we filled with memorabilia!

Nothing all is good

Pins are useful for identifying places on a physical printed map fastened to a pliable backboard. Some pins are not highest quality and heads break off, causing headless pins to drop or be otherwise at large which could pose a danger.