Dritz Wrist Tomato Adjustable Strap, Assorted Colors: Pink, Purple & Teal, One Size Fits All, 1 Count Pin Cushion

I had one of these back in the 80’s from the same company. Purchased a new one expecting at least if not better quality, nope it’s like everything else made today. Will probably last about six months at best, my old one lasted for years. I have a small wrist and this is snug, not tight. The band is slender which could very well crack in time after putting it on and off.

I really needed this item and it serves it purpose, with one exception. The item is very uncomfortable to wear. I have a small wrist, however the plastic wrist band digs into my skin and leaves deep, painful indentions. It may work fine for a child's wrist, but not for an adult.

Really cheap, thin plastic that doesn't hold well.

My daughter recommended this wrist-pin cushion for me, and she loves it. She has a smaller wrist than me, and, as is, it fits her comfortably. On me it fitted tight, and was very uncomfortable.To solve this problem, I decided to shaped it. I measured my wrist and searched for a bottle (heat safe) with a circumstance near to that of my wrist's measurement.I boiled some water. Placed the wrist pin-cushion on the lower part of the bottle, I placed it in a container (heat safe) where the top of the bottle rested on the top edge of the container. The bottom of the bottle sat within the container. I posted a picture of the setup.Then, I filled the bottle and container with boiling hot water. The wrist-pin cushion sat in the hot water until the water cooled. Slide the pin cushion up or down on the bottle to have only the wrist section of the plastic in the water, and yet keep the felt section out of the water. After doing this, my wrist-pin cushion fits perfectly.☺ Now, I love it.I wanted to rate it 4.5 stars, but that was not an option. Because I had to reshape it, I reduce the rating a point. Since the plastic is user friendly to allow me to reshape the wristband, I would have returned .5 of a star. I really enjoy using this wrist-pin cushion. It's light weight and stays in place.

One reviewer said she got 3, so for $14.00 I was expecting 3. I got one. Not as pictured. (Light blue checkered print wrist strap - which is actually more cute then the green that is pictured I think). It IS small - there is room for it to be bigger in diameter. There is a nice hard plastic bottom inside the pin cushion so I can't stab myself with a pin which is good. I chatted online with Amazon because the description did not say we would get three - but the reviews led me to believe I would. Beware that you can find one in retail stores from $8 - $9 for one of them, which is what I told Amazon. I ended up getting a partial refund because she said she could not send out just two more. The woman said she was going to make a "ticket" if you will, about this product, so hopefully the description will be clarified soon. The thing is, if you can get 3 for $14, it's a great deal. It's so nice to use as you are sewing and pulling the pins out as you go. I can't believe that I have been sewing for so long without one. It seems like a better quality then the other wrist pin cushions that are "pinked" around the edges - this is a tomato pin cushion, so it's good quality - I wish it was bigger though by at least a half in diameter. I also wish I got three of them because I can see that it might wear out fast. Happy sewing everyone!

Valcro is a great idea. This is too tiny, felt this should be good for a young girl, or a starter.

Amazes me that the simple old style sewing notions are just not replicated. My old wrist pin holder gave out. Simple design and comfortable. This works but can only have on your wrist for short time. Other styles are worse, including the magnetic ones. They may be more comfortable but they drop pins.

The plastic “bracelet” part that hooks around your wrist is a little tight. I don’t have a very big wrist but it’s a little herd to get on and not completely comfortable. For the price, it’s fine for my needs. But, if I was planning to wear it most of the day, I’d have to return it for a different brand.

Like the product but does not fit a mans wrist way to small

I sew professionally and having pins on my wrist is so handy. The band is tight at first but can be worked to soften it. The ladies in my sewing classes also love them .

This is my second one. Love it because pins will not pick you! I keep one downstairs for sewing and one upstairs for my needlework. Simple but they WORK!

I have quite big wrists and find this quite uncomfortable. I may try dipping the plastic part in hot water to see if it softens to adjust, but so far I'm not using it, though the idea is good.

Don't buy.