ProLine Rubber Microphone Clip  

Good gripping mic clip

Appears to be very rugged.

I will buy more of these as the OEM plastic clips break.

Seems stiff when new.  I like to use for an SM58 mic (or similar) that will remain stand

mounted for the performance.

Heavy-duty rubber.

Very well made. Hold mike with no slipping.

Bought for under $5.00.

I would buy this again.

These clips are okay.

Wouldn't use them for a lead singer mic stand because you can not slid the mic in and out....kind of a pain to put the mic in them.

Good for backup vocals when the mic remain stationary.

Over all a 5 rating.

It holds microphones just fine. We haven't had any problems with them.

Just recently purchased 4 extra to have in mic bag....cuz you never know. Needed 1 at our last show to accomodate our new HEIL we picked up. Unscrewed broken clip,and proceeded to put on new one....twisted right out of base.....not unheard of , so we grabbed another one and quickly tried to switch it out,and the same thing happened. So , out came the duct tape...on with the show. They grab our Shure's great as well as the Heil...but I think some attention may need to be paid to the female end and how it secures itself to the stand. Probably wont buy these again, even though they seem small and insignificant,mic clips can quickly become a BIG deal when they dont work.

We have not searched for any alternatives for our issue with the clips yet, but will be on the lookout for a quality clip that doesn't break the bank. Thought we had the answer in these......but not thinking these will cut it. We have been a gigging band for about 15 years now,and treat our gear like gold...it'll last if you do. So we have gone through our share of mic stands and clips and guitar stands and such....mostly all bought thru MF when possible. But if you find yourself in need of new mic clips.....read the reviews carefully......everything isn't a 10.