GripSticBag Clips. 12pc Durable Food Clip Set for Kitchen Storage. Reusable Chip Bag Clips. Color Coded Bag Closure Sticks Provide Air Tight Seal. Durable Cereal Bag Clips. Chip Clips Reinvented.

I absolutely love these things! They’re so easy to use and keep food fresh, we use some for some of our dog’s treats too because they kept drying out and getting super tough, but they’ve kept them really fresh!They’re really easy to slide on and off, and the sizes are pretty good. If you have a bigger family I’d get a couple packs but I just have two people in my house and it works great for us.

I tried a copy of these because they were less money. They did not work and were a waste. These are a little steep in price but they work well.... keep bags air tight and are easy to get on and off.

What a great idea. These things work perfectly for every kind of bag. Chips, candy, cereal, baking needs, everything. Just fold over the bag, place the small plastic nub under the fold, slide it over and Bob's you Uncle, your bag is securly closed. We bought these for our RV, they worked so well, we bought another set for the house and they may wind up in gift bags.I love the different sizes to cover lager bags and there are no moving parts so they shoud last a very long time.Great product and so worth the reasonable price.

These clips work fantastic! Keeps your chips, crackers, cereals fresh. Once you get the hang of how to use them, they are easy peasy.

I like the packaging and the variable sizes, these work well and go on and off easy no more crappy clips and folding bags. I wish they came in a handy storage pouch but we use the heck out of them. We use them mainly on snack bags. They seem a bit pricey at first but given the durabilty and function in the long run it will be a savings.

𝗕𝗢𝗧𝗧𝗢𝗠 𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗘 first:𝗣𝗥𝗢: These bag sealers work as expected (and probably better than any standard “clip” solution), creating an airtight seal for any food bag; seem sturdy and durable; and are fairly easy to put on and take off.𝗖𝗢𝗡: Way too expensive for what they are* (so one star off from five); a cheaper alternative exists.Picture a rigid plastic straw (a little thinner than one of those old-fashioned candy sticks) with a slit down one side. Fold the open edge of a bag and slide the GRIPSTIC [“the stick”] over the fold through the entire length of the slit—the bag is now sealed, presumably airtight. A yellow “guide”—which is probably the main innovation of this device—makes it easy to thread the stick through the fold. That’s how it works. It is pretty ingenious. It takes maybe 10 seconds to learn how to slide the stick on—the most important thing is to have the slit facing down relative to the fold. The only difficulty is keeping the fold from bunching up ahead of sliding the stick over it but that’s easy enough to do. (Also, if the bag has a flap seam along the back, having the flap on the 𝘪𝘯𝘴𝘪𝘥𝘦 of the fold in the 𝘴𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘥𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 as the sliding of the stick makes it easier to slide the stick over the fold.)Does it work? It seems to. The bags seem airtight sealed all along the fold.Is it worth it? Well, it does the job so it’s not just gimmicky junk. But a more reasonable price might be a third of what it’s currently going for on Amazon ($23.95) and I thought someone will undoubtedly knock these off at a cheaper price.And it turns out someone has—and at roughly a third of the price, too.† Search for “Magic Bag Sealer Stick.” (I have no idea what the quality of that product is but it looks very similar, right down to the yellow “guide.”) If you don’t want to go that route, you can get a pack or two of the 3-count “variety pack” (at $7.95 each) because you might not need a dozen of these things.*Sure, the slit has to be just the right width for these bag sealers to work well and so the GRIPSTIC requires some careful manufacturing. But the classic BIC Cristal ballpoint pen, with its tungsten carbide ball milled down to an accuracy of a fraction of a millimeter to rotate within a brass bearing, allowing the flow of just the right amount of ink, is machined far more precisely—and that goes for as little as 13¢ a piece. These bag sealers, all plastic, with no precision parts, sell for more than 15 times that price.†At the time I originally wrote this review. The price appears to have risen since that time.

These are the best to use if you don’t like stale or limp food! I have been using these for over 10 years & they definitely keep food fresh and crisp!

These seal my snack bags easily, stay clean after multiple uses. I need multiple sizes to close various bags so I invested in different sizes. Easier to use and store than bag clips. Dishwasher safe.