Ikebana Frogs- Circle, Small

Marsoni

M251S

$11.95

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Ikebana Frogs- Circle, SmallAlso known as Floral Kenzans or Floral Frogs are stainless steel pin cushions most notably used in traditional Japanese Ikebana floral arranging. The stems of the flower are cut to your desired height, then impaled onto a prick of the pin. Because the water shoots up the stem of the flower, frogs help extend the life of your flower. Weight: 4. 32 oz (122. 47 g) Dimensions (Circle, Small): 1. 4 x 1. 4 x 0. 8 in (3. 6 x 3. 6 x 2 cm)

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Nice product which solved a problem of needing USB power clamped to a very thick work table. Most power strips with a clamp do not accommodate thick tables between 1.75" and 2" so I was happy to find this one. Successfully provides power to all my USB devices even a laptop (although charging is a bit slower compared to the OEM power adapter).

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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026

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Lyman D. Elliott

Belleville, US

★★★★★ 5

One minor bug

Size: 10 Ft (Type B with Clamp), Color: Black

I received this today and mounted it to the table I have next to my recliner. I plugged it into a remote control outlet so I can turn everything off at once. I used two of the AC outlets for the power recliner. I then plugged a USB powered fan into one of the USB-A ports. I plugged the power cable from a set of speakers positioned next to the headrest of the recliner into the other USB-A port. I used one of the USB C outlets to charge my tablet. When I hit the switch on the remote control to turn off power to the strip before going to bed I discovered a bug. The only way I can describe it is a cross port power bleed. After killing power to the strip my speakers were still playing, not well as they had static. I discovered by trial and error that if I unplugged my tablet the problem stopped. Apparently if you have something with a battery plugged into one of the USB ports and have something plugged into the other USB ports it pulls power from the device with the battery to try and power the other devices plugged in. Other than this one problem it seems to be just what I was looking for.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025