Sheet Straps Bed Sheet Holder Straps, Fitted Sheet Clips Adjustable Elastic Crisscross Suspenders Bedding Accessories Bed Sheet Fasteners for Corners, Fit Round and Square Mattresses (3 Way White)

I hate putting them on but I love them. My mattress is very heavy so getting them on is hard sometimes but each time I change my sheets and put these straps on I'm happy I took the time to do it. They grip the sheet so well I haven't had any come undone in 6 months of use. They're very easy to use and perform exactly how they should. I love that they're adjustable also because some of my sheets are deeper than others so I can tailor the fir to each sheet and ensure it sits flat. Their value for the money is great but I value not having to fix my sheets everyday even more.

Sheets have not came off once. I move around alot when sleeping. Very helpful.

I gave it a 4 star because one clip popped off and fabric is weak. Hard to get on but it’s totally worth it!.

They really succeed in doing what they are suppose to do. They stay on your sheets and they keep them tight. I highly recommend!

Straps definitely hold the sheets tight; however, it is difficult to change sheets. When straps are released from sheet they slide under the center of the mattress! It takes two people to change the sheets and lift the mattress!

My bottom sheet was constantly slipping off my mattress then I ordered this and now it does not do that.

The one caveat is, they would be a whole lot easier to put on with two people. You really do need to remove the mattress in order to take them off or put them on and that process involves tilting the mattress up on its side off the bed to remove the straps and then removing the fitted sheet and then tipping the mattress back down on the bed in order to apply the clean fitted sheet, and then tipping it back up again in order to put the straps back on. Once you do that, yes, the product does exactly what it claims it does in keeping the fitted sheet fairly tight. if some wrinkles appear, you merely need to lift the mattress slightly at that point, and give a slight tug at the sheet towards the underneath of it and the sheet is back to being taught.I also bought the corner straps along with 2 sets of the long straps in order to have the best possible fit. Also I have not had any damage at all to the fitted sheet, that is something that I was concerned about but so far very good.If you’re old and alone, it’s quite a workout for one person, for two people, it would be relatively simple.

I got these to hold a slippery mattress pad in place. They worked briefly, but they quickly continued stretching out and losing their effectiveness. Now, they are too much of a bother and no longer function as expected. I do NOT recommend these straps and recommend you look at other comparable ones or different solutions.I knew these would be a pain to put on a king-sized mattress from my research, especially the long straps that go down the center of the mattress both from head-to-foot and side-to-side. The corner straps were relatively easy to get on once you got them centered correctly. So I won't knock these straps for the difficulty putting them on, as I expected that.What I do knock these for is that while they worked just fine for a week or so, especially after some constant tweaking of the tension on the straps, they ultimately and very quickly lose their elasticity - and therefore tension.Every several days, I had to adjust and tighten the straps. The longer straps are past the point where I can reach the buckle to tighten them without lifting the entire, heavy king-sized mattress. The shorter corner straps are tightened as far as they can go, and there's still a bit of excess slack, even when I put the clips as far apart as they'll go. They're like old rubber bands that aren't stiff or dried out yet but have lost much of their elasticity.So...they're not being used now. I replaced them with an anti-slip "mattress gripper," which is a large sheet of the same (or similar) white, rubbery anti-slip netting you can put in cabinets or under rugs. I'm hoping that works.