Free your hands and keep pages exactly where you need them. Key benefits Hands-free performance: lays your music book flat and uses a page folder to hold the page open so you can play without stopping to turn pages. Clear practice tracking: the page folder holds your place so you can save notes and quickly mark progress between sessions. Portable and simple: small, lightweight design that’s easy to carry and quick to attach or remove. Main features Easy attachment: slide the metal pins into the top edge of any book to lock the page you want open. Quick to install and remove. Universal compatibility: works with music books, textbooks, magazines, manuals and other bound reading material. Durable construction: made from alloy for rust resistance and strength. The clip cover has a protective coating that resists wear and keeps a polished finish for long-term use. How it helps you Eliminates interruptions while playing or reading by keeping pages securely open. Reduces wear on books by preventing repeated finger-turning and page creasing. Simplifies multi-tasking—practice, study or reference materials stay put so your hands stay free. Practical use scenarios Practice and performance: keep sheet music open during piano, guitar, violin or other instrument practice and rehearsals. Study and classroom use: hold textbooks or course packets open while taking notes or participating in class. Work and reference: keep manuals, recipes or technical documents open and accessible during repair work, cooking or fieldwork. Quick use notes Slide the metal pins into the top of the book and position the page folder where you want the page held. Remove easily when finished; the compact, lightweight design makes it convenient to carry with your books or in a gig bag. Materials and care Alloy body for strength and rust resistance. Coated clip cover to maintain appearance and resist wear. No special maintenance required; wipe clean if needed. What it’s for Ideal for musicians, students, teachers, technicians and anyone who needs a hands-free way to read or reference bound materials.