TIGER GACAPO5 Trigger Capo for Ukulele Genuine Ukulele Capo Chrome

I play a tenor ukulele and wanted to try a capo to give me more vocal options. Having never used one before I didn’t want to spend a fortune so chose this one based on price and reviews.The capo arrived quickly and I was surprised how small and light it was. Having tried it I can say it does the job however it is very lightweight, streamlined and smooth and It has quite a strong spring action. I have had A few problems trying to keep a grip on it to put it on the ukulele but once on it seems to grip the neck well.For the price I can’t complain but it could do with something in its design to aid grip In the hand.

I haven’t really used it that much on my tenor ukulele but it does what you need and very well too.

Ordered this for my ukulele collection. Despite some reviews it fits all from sopranino through to baritone. It also fits my mandolins as well. Throat size is about 22mm and on most instruments was plenty. My only comment would be on the very slippery surface of the capo legs and I've shot it off into the distance a few times now while trying to fit. Apart from that it is good enough quality for the price.

Works well & worth the money.

I love this cappo! I've only been playing ukulele for about a year and decided I probably needed one. It does the job really well and looks pretty cool. I's very sturdy and I haven't had any issues with it at all.

This is the second capo I have bought and I don't need to look any further! This is not bulky so won't get in the way when playing fiddly notes on your uke! It has a decent grip and does not slide about. Would definitely recommend.

A present so not used yet but it looks good and sturdy. Seems easy to use.

I bought this capo to use on my baritone ukulele. I had been using a guitar capo but the tension caused the strings to go sharp, so re-tuning was necessary every time I used the capo for a song. I tried the new capo on the baritone and found it to be too small, and it exerted even more force on the strings than the guitar capo - probably because it was stretched to its limit. It was also difficult to put on as you had to squeeze as far as it would go.I've decided to use it on my tenor, which it fits okay. As for the baritone, it's back to the guitar capo for me.