I find this size to be very handy. But I have them in three different locations and happened to get a bad bag that was mixed in along with other ones that were good. They broke almost on contact and some of them deteriorated over a short amount of time. Couldn't get any satisfaction from the employee because I didn t have the bag in question. The bad ones by this time were all mixed up with the good ones.
These are quality rubber bands that you offer but you pay for that quality. I appreciate and am grateful for the many uses of this product but some might be turned off by the higher price. I believe that true quality is never cheap so I say keep up the good work and your products will continue to sell.
After searching for a band that stretches we ventured into Staples. Our previous experiences with iron bands that weren't stretchy and remarkably brittle wooden bands with splinters and a wedding band that requires at least annual maintenance through expensive vacations we discovered the rubber band. I had heard rumors of the rubber band and thought it was a cover band of Beatle's songs from the "Rubber Soul' album. But no they actually make bands from this plant sap. A wonderful invention these flexible and stretchy bands. Not only can you use these to hold shoe boxes and other boxes closed you can use them to hold stacks of paper together and even create office distraction because of their aerodynamic nature. I highly recommend rubber bands to people who need bands. I don't recommend seeking out rubber bands on ewetube or small letter Tunes. The rubber bands here on Staples are much more useful and in a pinch can make music of their own.