50PCS Silvery Cone Spikes Metallic Screw Back Studs DIY Craft Cool Rivets Punk 10 X 25mm by CSPRING

I used these for goth crocs; however, because the band is so thick, it was a little difficult to use them on the band. It works if you put in a lot of effort, which I didn't mind.

Paisleigh Grimes

| May 12, 2021

These appear to be of good quality and are exactly what I expected; Cone Spikes with a Silvery Finish With that one, you've hit the nail on the head. I had applied to join the Avocados, a local outlaw biker gang, but was rejected because my leathers lacked enough spikes. I bought a bunch of these and slapped them on my leather riding jacket and my ass- chaps should be reduced. With a single glance at me, the Avocados not only accepted me as a member, but also promoted me to the position of High Pit. Now all I have to do is get a motorcycle.

Jayden METCALFE

| Oct 01, 2021

I was looking for spikes to customize my CROCs, and these were exactly what I needed. They arrived promptly and are incredibly simple to use! I'll be placing another order.

Junior Sharp

| Oct 07, 2021

I was hoping to find some more spikes to complement the ones I already had for leatherwork. These spikes, however, are not as large as they appear. We're referring to 1. mm and mm However, when compared side by side, the differences are only 5mm. You can see how much smaller they are when viewed from the side. Not to mention that the back screws used to secure them are ineffective due to their small size in comparison to the spike's weight. br>br>Overall, they're not bad, but they're not strong enough for leather. The screw heads and shafts are so small that they'll rip the leather right off. I'm afraid I'll have to return these because I won't be able to use them.

Callen Donnelly

| Feb 23, 2021

These studs are extremely durable and were ideal for my project.

Sariyah Leach

| Apr 23, 2021

If you're looking to buy these to put in the holes in your Crocs, you'll be disappointed to learn that they don't fit. They're just a smidgeon too big. Poking a hole with a sharp pair of scissors and then screwing them in is a simple way to attach them to your crock's strap. They're more secure this way, and they still look fantastic.

Rosalia Fuentes

| May 10, 2021