Wonder Clips vs. portfolio clips

I am considering getting either Wonder Clips or Porfolio clips to use instead of pins, at least in some applications.

I first looked into ordering them online from Joanns or Office Depot respectively, then actually picking them instore (I can do that for both so I did not factor shipping charges).

Using that method, the cost for the Wonder Clips was 40-45 cents apiece depending on the size of the package, and the cost of the portfolio clips was about 3 cents apiece. By that measure, the porfolio clips win, because I looked at some online articles comparing the 2, and the Wonder Clips are not 13-15 times "better," if they are "better" at all.

I then looked on both Amazon and Ebay at Wonder Clips in bulk, and by that method, the Wonder Clips are only about twice as much as the portfolio clips, which is better, but the online articles didn't really convince me that the Wonder clips are "twice as good."

Then I found a listing on ebay that had 100 wonder clips for 99 cents, and free shipping, so the shipping costs didn't negate the cost savings of the clips themselves.

This is the best deal pricewise, but for that price I am worried that they might be something that would break the second time I use them. However, at that price, purchasing them to see how they do hold up might be worth it.

I guess my question is whether I should buy these clips to test their durability, or just buy the portfolio clips because I already know how durable they already are.

As a PS, I went onto Facebook and found the RCTQ group, but as of when I am writing this message, my membership is still pending. I guess I will at least try a test message when and if my membership is approved.

As another PS, the quilt on the picture on the RCTQ main facebook page looks very much like the flag of New Mexico, the state where I grew up.

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Brian Christiansen
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(clip) I am considering getting either Wonder Clips or Porfolio clips to use instead of pins, at least in some applications.

As another PS, the quilt on the picture on the RCTQ main facebook page looks very much like the flag of New Mexico, the state where I grew up.

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Brian Christiansen
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