National Nail50078 LB 1-1/4-Inch Fence Staple

These are OK, and get the job done. They are pricey for what they are and the quality is spotty. My horses lean on the fencing to get to grass on the other side. These will pop out no matter how installed or how many. Be sure if you get them to assure they "spread" while tapping them in place as this will get you the best hold.

Average fencing staple. On the plus side, the points are usually very sharp. Have been using them to repair an old barbed wire fence. Most fencing staples have a side that's longer than the other which makes it easier to start them (hammer the longer side in first). Unfortunately these vary considerably - some have a longer side, some are the same length on both sides. They'll do the job, but are inconsistent in quality.

They work and of good quality.

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Nice, heavy staple for attaching hogwire fencing to a wooden-frame fence. The ones used previously on the fence are a bit longer and a somewhat heavier gauge than these, but that was overkill and these are perfect.

Their job is to secure wire to wood fence post. They do it well. Easy to use and inexpensive.

These were extremely difficult to hammer into wood posts and 2x6 planks. Many had one shorter prong or a flat end. There were enough decent ones to complete our task. However, we would not purchase again or recommend.

Just right for my barbed wire. They did not bend.