TUFFProducts Quickstrip Black 5 Round (Pack of 2) (38./357 Cal)

I really like that you can put them in your pocket and ammo stays in the strips. Great product.

I've had some of these Quickstrips for 3 years now. They do work great & there hasn't been any wear or cracking of the urethane whatsoever. After 3 years, the rounds are also very securely/snugly held in place - the strips haven't become misshapen or loose over time from wear. Tuff indeed. :DSince I'm disabled & have problems with my hands/joints, the first couple times that I put rounds into the strips it was a challenge; it got a lot easier after the initial uses. You'd think a speedloader would be easier/faster for someone with joint problems, but these Quickstrips are actually a lot easier for me than loading a speedloader. Be sure to read the handy instructions for some good tips.I carry a couple of these in my purse in a zippered coin purse Boss Lady Coin Purse by Blue Q that made out of woven polypropylene (like tarp material or "chicken feed bag" material and is also "tuff"). Two loaded 5-round Quickstrips will fit (.357's as well as .38sp) in my change purse. I've attached a pic but I don't know how Amazon feels about ammunition photos so not sure if it will be removed....

A weapon with out ammo is called a paper weight!

Only reason for 4 star is did not come with a sticker. ;)

Bought this for a Taurus 605 .357 magnum. It holds the 5 rounds perfectly in place in a pocket until you need them. I use this up north when hunting and fishing in areas frequented by black bears. Also have traditional style speed loaders. Both work well. The Quickstrips lay nicer in a pocket but I usually wear a holster and speed loader pouch together. They should work well in a back pack outer pocket to keep things organized as well when I am camping and hunting in the fall. These would be good if you didn't want to carry a bulky speed loader in your pocket for concealed cary. They are stiff and getting the shells in is a little difficult at first but then they snap right in. they aren't going to just up and let go and dump shells in your pocket either. Removing them will take a deliberate action. I don't know how well they will work in the cold of winter during late bow season. But I know the speed loaders will.

Cartridges are held securely, not being dislodged while being carried in a shirt pocket as from some other brands. The spacing is just right, even for difficult to load cartridges like wad cutters.

I bought a pair of Tuff 5-round Quickstrips to replace my old Bianchi speed strips. The old ones were crumbling and left my .38 special ammo green. They were old, and possibly not made from nylon like the new ones are (all brands), but I decided to give Tuff brand a try. The Tuff Quickstrips are flexible enough to EASILY insert ammo while safely retaining the ammo until stripping off in the revolver's cylinder. Anyone thinking these Quickstrips are too stiff are not inserting ammo into the strip correctly. Ammo plops right in without effort.

Yes, they are just two strips of urethane BUT these are great for a revolver, particularly a 5 shot compact where you don't want the bulk of speedloaders. It would have been easy to just make cheaper quality but these are molded perfectly with correct amount of stiffness/bend. Also well packaged in a zip lock with instructions. Good shipping and company.