This is our game area setup. We went with white wall clips to organize our controllers. Everything is close at hand to promote putting controllers and discs bac...

This is how we store our mic for Guitar Hero in the Wall Clip. You fit the mic to the clip just like the nunchuck. The bumpers hold it nicely in place. You can ...

Wall Clips were featured on G4's Attack of the Show in their Easy on the Wallet Gadgets segment. Thank you G4 and AOTS! We raise our Erlenmeyer flasks to you. I...

The Wall Clip is essentially a heavy wire in flexible tubing. The key to the design is it's unique shape. This shape has 2 positions and four points that can be...

Like colors? Us too. We have 10 colors to pick from in our store.

How to insert and remove your Wii remote, nunchuck, guitar, steering wheel, classic, and Xbox controllers in the Wall Clip. We have more details in our using gu...

How to fit the Wii remote, nunchuck, classic, steering wheel, guitar, and Xbox controllers to the Wall Clip. We have more details in our fitting guide.

Wall Clips are not just for walls...you can use them in cabinets too. The grip is strong enough to secure the controllers during door motion. To install, you'll...

Using our installation instructions we installed 4, black wall clips in a straight line. They are spaced 4 inches apart (screw to screw) which is a nice spacing...

For those space-saving people here's a compact arrangement of orange wall clips. They are installed 3 inches apart (screw to screw), and the bumpers are squeeze...

The cool thing about the Wall Clip is you can keep the Wii remote and nunchuck cable connected when you store them. Just push them into the clips and move on. N...

The Wall Clip stores Wii remote and nunchuck controllers nicely on the wall. Once you fit the clips to your controllers it holds them tightly. I particularly li...

This is how we mount our wireless Xbox controllers in the Wall Clip. Adjust the bumpers, flip the clip over, bend the legs outward past the thumbstick and D-pad...

We like to store our wired PlayStation 2 controllers upside down in the Wall Clip. This avoids kinking the wire where it enters the housing, and the legs fit ni...

This was half the reason why we invented the Wall Clip (the nunchuck was the other half). Before you can use the clip you need to fit it by squeezing the bumper...