Clip Bender - Made in the USA - Steel tool used for securing T-Post fence clips - Comfortable yellow rubber grip - Black oxide coating to prevent rust. From LockNLube.

I was skeptical at first because this product looks like a typical "As Seen On TV Product. " I was very satisfied with the quality and performance of this tool! I put up almost 2 acres of woven wire fence and the side of my property near the woodline I used T posts instead of wood posts. This tool made attaching the clips to the post very fast and simple and definitely saved me a lot of time. I was so relieved at how well it worked that I promised myself that I'd write a review. If you're putting up a wire fence and using t posts, definitely invest in one of these tools. They're a little pricier then they should be (simple design) but well worth the investment.

The tool works much better than I thought it would. I have arthritis n it was easy to use. I also ordered another brand staples same size they work fine too! I did have to lube it a few times . I have ran 1500 staples through it n still going strong!

I'm so mad I just found out about this tool. 20 years doing fencing and now I find this. Its incredible makes installing the clips a breeze. Works perfect and feels well made.

Took a while to figure out the best method to use, but after the first quarter mile of barbed wire, it was pretty handy. I would like the handle to be a little thicker, had a hard time picking it up when wearing leather work gloves. Seems solid, great price, and very efficient when you figure out what works best for you.

Works like a charm!! Installed 5x the clips using this tool

A simple tool that makes quick work of wire clips on T-Post. Easy to use and very time saving when you have a lot of clips to install.

Putting up just over 2,250 linear feet of 48" stock fence with T-bars at eight feet - 5 clips per T-bar. Heavy, braced posts every 48 feet. The Clip Bender worked well only if the fence mesh and the T-bar were in perfect alignment both vertical and left-right. If mesh is on a node of the T-bar a fight is ahead. If the mesh has a vertical wire 3/8" to the left of the T-bar it is going to be a fight to get it to the right. If the locking twist of the vertical wire is on the T-bar forget it. If everything was in perfect alignment - fast and easy. If not, pull out the pliers and rebend the clip. Did it save time? Yes. Wish the grip portion of the handle was twice as big in diameter making it more comfortable to hold and work with.

I was pleasantly surprised. Had a 1,000 LF of fence to build with t-posts. This helped get the clips bent around, especially when at weird angles. I was installing a wire mesh fence so this little guy helped when the vertical wires were in the way for something like channel locks. Glad I had this tool in my fencing tool belt.