Lucky Line 1-1/4" Label It Plastic Tag, 100 Pack, Assorted Colors (25075)

I purchased these little tags as a second chance order and they were perfect! Looks like the bag ripped but they were very nicely sealed back in. This is kind of a weird use for these... I am labeling horse tack, halters and blankets. I have 7 horses and get their stuff all mixed up all the time. These tags are going to be a lifesaver! They're not ugly or weirdly distracting at all. Tags accepted Sharpie writing and I'm crossing my fingers that the writing will stay while out in the elements. (On halters and blankets). One could just use the blank tab for color coding however, there aren't 7 different colors in the bag for my use, lol... The wire connecter isn't super thick but what you would see on a car tag they put on your key when you take it to the shop. Would definately work well with lighter use such as with keys. I would certainly repurchase if needed or recommend for others as well. As far as a gift? Weird gift...

I got these to label different horse blankets. The regular Sharpie pens work, but I think a tag marker would be better. Great selection of colors and plenty of tags for replacements.

I bought these to help me keep track of which key is for which storage unit on my key ring since I rent several at the same facility. They serve their purpose but I find that the plastic loop keeps breaking so that I have to replace them about once a month. Since it comes with 100 in the pack it will be awhile before I run out. Overall it's a good value for the money.

The plastic faces have just enough texture that they are easy to write on whether with pencil, pen, a sharpie, or china marker. Alternatively, lucky line sells them packaged with round 1" stickers which are easily applied to the face. Front and back are identical.

Used them to number my photo class cameras. Should last longer than paper ones

Awesome for key organizersColor coding works great

These little key tags are perfect for us. I love the bright colors and that the tags can be written on with a sharpie. Also the metal ring on the tags is tough and rugged. We should expect these to last us nicely.

I like the colors but the tabs are a challenge to write on. I used a ball point pen and had to go over each letter several times. The purple is dark and hard to see lettering. I use them to identify contents of flash drives and they are fine for that application. Good to identify seldom used keys, too.

J'ai ajouté sur chaque étiquette un mousqueton pour facilité l'utilisation.