Pack Heavy Duty Garage Utility Storage & Bike Hook - Space Organizer Garage Basement Tool Shop Wall and Ceiling Mount Bicycle Hang Garden Hose Cords & More

Just what we needed. They feel solid.

You might call these hooks "heavy duty" if you were selling them, because they are certainly heavier than the light-duty hooks commonly found in big box stores. However, they are more accurately classified as "medium duty" because there are heavy duty hooks that are much more rugged than these. These are reasonably well made and plenty suitable for the heaviest (non-electric) bicycles and most other things that homeowners will hang from them but if you really need a true heavy duty hook, keep looking.

Helpful for organizing. Nice and sturdy.

The black cover on the hook is scraping off with a little friction. Other than that, they are holding up nicely and doing the one thing I need them to do; bear weight.

Worked great for our bikes

I drilled into studs and then screwed these hooks in. Holds beach cruisers no problem and works how they should at a reasonable price.

I own a lot of bikes. I have always used hooks like these to hang them. While these hooks are the stated size, that size is too small to easily fit bikes. Road bikes, commuter bikes, mountain bikes, tri bikes - not a good size.The plastic/rubber coating comes right off after just a few hangs and then you have metal against your rim. Not recommended, do not hang your bikes on these.Go to Home Depot and buy the larger hooks; they're sturdier and the opening is more adequately sized for bike wheels. Pro tip: get some rubber plastic tubing (10' for $5) and replace whatever coating comes on it. The tubing will be softer and more durable. Use a few drops of oil to get the tube over the hook.

They were exactly what I needed. I was putting up netting over and around my garden.. i needed something strong enough to hold the wires i was using to hold up the netting. My garden is around 16feet by 14 feet. I am using fencing at the ground level with nets over it, (or chicken wire fence) then more net above that Plus have netting across the top, trying to keep squirrels and birds out. I needed something that could handle the weight of the nets on top plus any weight from it pulling down on the sides... these are perfect I had to put them in top of shed side of garage and a birch tree to hold all the wires in place at approximately 6 feet high so I can walk and work under it. They did it wonderfully I will add photos when light enoight o get them 😀

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Velo

The product is smaller and weaker than that in advertising pictures. The hook is small.