I have an ENORMOUS professional telescoping fiberglass pressure washer spray wand - the type where you can reach 2-story gutters from the ground, and it has been a challenge to store off the floor and in an easily accessible way over the decade I've had it. The wand is 6.5" tall when closed, heavy and unbalanced because of the trigger handle and hose that gathers at the handle when collapsed. It would never hang right on ordinary hooks, and laying it on the floor or a shelf pretty much had it in the way one way or the other. I had it lying across my extension ladder, which is hung horizontally, for the last couple years but I've needed my extension ladder far more often that they once or twice yearly I use the wand. So constantly trying to figure out where to put it while I use the ladder...

I saw the Quick Fist clamps on a fellas Jeep that looked like it was customized and fitted for sport in the southern swamps more than the northern mountains where we live, but I digress. Anyway, they were holding a shovel to a roof rack and I thought if they can hold that on at highway speed then they can hold a spray wand standing still! Sure enough, I bought these and couldn't be happier with neat, convenient vertical storage of the wand in a corner of the garage next to the overhead door that doesn't have space for anything else.

Used these to hold a snow shovel in the pickup bed for the Winter, versus keeping the shovel in the pickup cab. I bought some t-slot nuts, also from Amazon, and socket head cap screws from Menard's to attach the Quick Fists to the t-slot nuts. The screw is larger than the hole in the Quick Fists, but it *does* fit and these are working great.

These work great for holding things but I have the feeling there should be an option between this and the mini. It holds a shovel but even on the tightest notch it can still move around and rotate. On the other hand, I have a second set holding a large axe on the back of my Jeep's spare tire Rubi-Rack where it's really bouncy and that hasn't moved at all.

I was looking for something to mount a big flashlight in my Rubicon. I should have looked closer at picture on package showing and axe or recovery jack being mounted. These would work, but would be extreme overkill for what I wanted to do. The clamps are really heavy duty so look like they would hold heavy accessories well.

Good quality material. The latching mechanism is a little hard to engage since its rubber on rubber and tends to stick to each other. But no gripes, it is very good product and would recommend.