Richard Weaver
Clean little set. Little wider than I'd like but the lobe sits nicely. Just a personal preference I guess. Good value.

Amy Clark
These are "da bomb". So, so, so smart to noncorporate taper with tunnel !!!! Did all expanding to 0g with stainless steel...no issue. Hard to find stainless over 0g size. I did use acrylics to go from 0g to 00g....big mistake...ouch...never again. I love how these tapers are attached to the tunnels. They are so easy/painless to use. & that they come in mm sizes that fall between standard gauge sizes so stretching is much easier at 1 mm increments rather than the standard 2 mm. Love, love, love them! All tapers/tunnels/plugs should be like these! Kudos to the inventor, manufacturer & the vendor.

Kristen Powell
This is good as it has the middle gauges for some of the stretches (7G, 5G, 1G). This helps with a proper stretch and should help prevent blow outs. Good product.

Daniel Peterson
These tunnels are really great for starting out with stretching as they have some half sizes while other kits don't and the screw on tapers are a great design. My only complaint is that once you get to a 4 gauge, there are no more half sizes. This really strikes me as odd since it seems like you would really want the help bridging the gap between sizes as you get to the larger gauges. That's ultimately why I bought the kit, but it has been very helpful until now.

Kelly May
These are absolutely amazing! They arrived a day sooner than expected and the screw in part makes it so much easier to go up in size. The back side is also flared which will keep them from falling out, which is why I had to get these in the first place — my old ones fell out and got lost. They come in baggies with the mm size on them. The only issue is that I didn’t have these when I started my gauge journey. Now I’m looking for 21mm + sizes. I can’t go back to the separate taper and tunnel ways

Andrew Moses
Been sitting at an 8G for MONTHS and couldn't get to a 6g no matter what I did. I needed half sizes but I refused to pay $60+ for a few to reach my goal of 2G. But when these came in I could finally size up! Currently sitting at 3.5MM now!Now for anyone that's a little slow like me, I noticed when they came in "huh..there's only one taper. No way they want me to size up one ear at a time" but after looking at the description pictures multiple times, I realized what they had sent, so if you need this step by step review then read on!What you're going to do is screw one of the plugs onto the taper, get that oiled up (or lube, soap, whatever you use) then you're going to slowly pull that through. Once the plug is in completely, gently unscrew the taper and cap the plug. Do the same for the other ear!I'm so used to using tapers in both ears to size up that this really caught me off guard seeing one taper, but in all reality, it's best not to size up with tapers anyway, as they are not too comfortable to sleep in and could snag on something. So I love this idea of just pulling the plug through. Simple and very easy!My ONLY complaint is that it's stainless steel, and with the previous stainless steel plugs I've had, they make the skin around the metal peel and flake, so I prefer acrylic more. Maybe one day they'll make these in acrylic but for now it'll do!

David Gonzalez
So far I've used these to stretch from 14awg to 4awg. They are comfortable and easy to use. My only complaint so far is that some of the tapers for each size are either not cut to the correct depth, have a rolled-over lead-in groove, or just simply do not actually tighten onto the jewelry post for one item at that size, but do tighten to the other one, yet the backs of each of the two at that size interchange without the same issue. Overall, it's been a good purchase and I feel it's a good value overall even with the quality issues mentioned above. I ranked it 4 stars on Easy to Use because those quality issues make it occasionally troublesome to move up to the next size.

Christopher Hernandez
TLDR; Right out of the bag, the screws are stuck on half the tunnel sizes. One tunnel was broken and the acrylic is very weak. I very highly don't suggest buying these.The screws were already stuck even before I got to use them. I got to put one tunnel in, but the second tunnel was stuck right out of the bag it comes in. I tested some of the others and found that this problem was common. On 4 of the sizes, at least one of the tunnels was stuck, making this not nearly worth the trouble.These are very fragile acrylic. The flare on one of the 14mm tunnels was already broken upon arrival. When trying to unscrew the 12mm tunnel to attach to the taper, one of the flares broke. I didn't need to use the 11mm because I am currently at 11mm, so the 12mm tunnel was my first experience with this...Admittedly, I used a bit of force to grip them; however, I used no more force than I would have used to grip other acrylic jewelry that I have used. You shouldn't be able to break acrylic jewelry as easily as this one broke.Depending on how you are stretching, you may need to wear them to sleep after sizing up without swapping them out for something else because the manipulation may be too much. As I said before, the acrylic that makes these is way too weak and fragile, which is scary to think about when sleeping with them on.For someone who is using these to stretch, this means that depending on how you sleep, you could break them while you are sleeping, which can mean that they could fall out while you sleep easily. In a nightmare situation, you could possibly wake up from the broken edge cutting your lobe, leaving potential scar tissue, which makes stretching more difficult, even after the scar heals.