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Your cart is empty.The P360 crown stapler by Ryobi works in tandem with the One+ system, allowing you to plunge staples up to one and a half inches in length with the same power as a pneumatic stapler powered by bulky air compressors. Various features on board this quality product help you staple with accuracy and efficiency. Onboard LED lighting keeps your surfaces illuminated, even in the darkest conditions. A low staple indicator and shutdown feature prevent you from dry firing. Adjust the depth of your staples with a dial, so you do not need extra tools on the job site. Further protection is included in this system in the form of two non-marring pads that keep your work surfaces from being scuffed or scraped. This all-in-one tool, powered with Ryobi’s lithium ion battery collection (P100, P101, P102, P104, P105, P107, P108), has power and accuracy that you would expect from any other stapler, but without the need of expensive, dangerous, and bulky air compressing machines. Go for convenience, value, and power. Go for Ryobi.
Melissa F.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023
Small jobs , only lasted 4 months:( just in time where can't send it back . Called ryobi and would have to be sent away . $150 dollar tool not worth my time. ( we are flooring installers . Battery tools are a must with our job .
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023
I debated on the light weight. For me it was a bit heavy to use free-hand. You have to bear down to get that &*(( safety to properly depress so that the stapler will fire. But if you can get the safety gizmo to press it does a great job of firing the staples. I was happy with how well it did drive the ones I was shooting. I was working on cat furniture shooting jute rope and carpet into western lodge pole pine and once I cranked up the dial I was getting good shots. Work came out looking really good. The test cats approved.
D. Slinger
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 7, 2022
This item must be an import because Ryobi will not register the guarantee in UK. This should have been highlighted by the seller
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 19, 2022
I didn’t like the fact that I waited for it and it did not work and a hassle to return.
Jose
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 9, 2022
Cut have bean good a cover to put inside free ? Rest all good
GP
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2022
Ryobi, though often considered less efficient and durable cordless tools than the big name tools like Mikita, Bosch, Milwaukee etc, has IMO just as good and durable tools as well engineered and effective as any cordless tool platform out there at a lower price and with higher cross tool compatibility. Ryobi has a huge inventory of cordless tools as well. No playing around with cosmetic, minimally effective 18v to 20v platform changes that cause a whole line of tools into obsolescence. This narrow crown stapler is no exception to the rule lots of punch, adjustability, and ease of use.
Dan R
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021
I worked 45 years in construction, and I have used air powered nailers for most of that time. I still have a dozen air nailers in the shop, but when I need to repair or build some little project, I pull out this little nailer. It's quick, easy, and light weight. I wouldn't build a house with it, but for many projects, it is perfect.
yorkie
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021
OK ladies, this is a great staple gun BUT, it's heavy, 1st time you pick this up you may want to not use it BUT, it takes time to get use to the weight and understand you need breaks between using this. I purchased this to recover some chairs and it has worked GREAT, again heavy but, YES I would purchase again and because I loved it so much I purchased the Air Strike nail gun. Not using it yet but, I think it will work as well as the stapler. Purchase lots of staples you will use more than you think. I'm a BIG fan of Ryobi battery tools, they are just what a single lady needs to get small jobs done without trying to find a handyman to do it for you. I use the 18v 4.0 AH high capacity battery.
N. Ruhmann
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2021
Never drove a single staple. Full battery, unit tries to actuate - but the drive pin isn't moving. I even gave it a couple drops of oil and set it on it's back for awhile to see if that would loosen it up. No dice. This and the Ryobi brad nailer have ton's of videos and comments online for this failure mode, but it's usually after they've been used and debris and corrosion build up. I've purchased a few Ryobi tools for the things i don't abuse too much, but this was my final Ryobi buy. Buy cheap, buy twice.
Scott594
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020
I could go on about all the details, but it's not really necessary. It does what it's supposed to do, and it does it well. No jams, no "weird" anything. Pull the trigger, bang! Staple there. do it again. Bang, Staple there. and so on. Plenty of power for any wood I've encountered, including white oak shooting 1 1/2" staples with no issues. Once every couple weeks it won't drive one quite home. NEVER have I been able to finish it with a hammer, whatever is stopping it is exceeding the strength of the staple, and the gun knows to stop rather than to proceed with brute force. I carry a pair of heavy duty side cutters and clip off or pull (usually not) the bad staple. This is a 1 in 1000 at worst, is not staple type or brand dependent, and it's the only "issue" I've seen.Settings are stable, predictable and repeatable. Batteries last great, Ryobi or Copies. It feeds all staples I've used reliably. Cold weather or hot. I've used it on my beehives and it performs all assembly jobs from comb frames to box assembly with precision and power. Turned down with 1/2" staples, it shingles and flashes hive roofs. It installs swarm traps into trees out standing up on a 4 wheeler in the woods, and puts up my posted signs. (try those operations with a hammer and nails!)Love this tool!The 15 gauge finish nailer is next on the list. Wish they made an Airstrike framing nailer to replace my big Bostick coil cannon shooting 4" headed spikes, I've got no doubt the Airstrike system has the potential for that kind of power, but is the demand there? I would buy one over a Paslode or anything else I've seen.WHAT A GREAT TOOL!!!
Pat
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020
When it works it works well. My fires but does not actually push a staple out when cold, less than 50 degrees F. If I fire it several times then it will start working.
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