Customer Reviews

Swingline Optima High Capacity Staples, 0.375 Inch Leg Length, 125 Count Strips, 60 Sheet Capacity, 2,500 Staples per Tin (S7035550)

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Got so tired of trying to staple up weekly reports of 20-35 pages with a regular stapler that I bought my own heavy duty stapler to take to work. That stapler and these heavy duty staples make it effortless. Another item I wish I had bought years ago. Goes through stacks of paper up to about 55-60 pages like butter.

Great so far, no jams like the other customer had. Perhaps there were a bad batch going around. But I like the metal box. Since I know this box will be lasting me for several years, having a metal box is nicer than a cardboard one.

These were the staples our other plant needed and it was easy to order them online and have them sent directly to them. They were also a good price.

There's not much to say about staples; these are for the Swingline 77701/15 stapler and they work fine. Their extra length permits stapling up to 60 sheets of paper.

I still don't know why my Swingline stapler did not come with staples but the extra pack (these) that I ordered arrived very quickly, packaging was fine as usual and the staples fit snuggly in the new stapler and they work just fine. There are quite a few (125!!) in there so I should not run out anytime soon. It's also in a nice little container that you can use later to save your memory cards or what have you.

It looks better than expected, actually the staples are in a nice metal box. I haven't use them yet, but they look just right to me!

These are great staples if you have a compatible Swingline Optima high-capacity stapler. However, the price here is ridiculous. The MSRP for these is $6.29 and big box office supply stores sell it for less than $5.

I don't mind the metal box. I do mind the staples sticking together. I was also unpleasantly surprised, upon opening the package, to see that tucked into the outer wrapping was a MINI-LEAFLET sharing the news that I could never really be happy until I accepted Jesus Christ into my life. Seriously? I ordered staples. This was not a cry for spiritual help. Furthermore, that cute little glossy pamphlet cost money -- not a lot, but some -- and I'm pretty sure they're passing that penny or two on to the customer. For something that went straight to the recycling, that is a penny or two too much. Maybe I'll use the box for something, and realistically, I'll keep fighting with the staples, because I've already spent the money, but I can say with certainty that this heathen will never be ordering from this company again.

These staples actually come in a metal tin - not the blue box pictured. When our local supplier changed to the mental tin, the new staples seem to cause jams on every 3rd or 4th staple. We paid the outrageous price for these staples AND the shipping in order to get the blue box staples - we didn't get them and these cause jams, too.