These are GREAT magnets. Super strong, just what I needed to hang a heavier calendar on my refrigerator. I had clip with a magnet holding previous years calendars but it wasnt strong enough for the new one.

I bought these for a cruise we took and so happy I did. I was able to hang our badges, backpacks, bathing suits and hats up on the walls. The walls of the rooms are all magnetic and these were so useful. I originally bought the smaller ones, but am so happy I went up a size they were sturdy and worked well.

It keeps my broom and dust pin out of my way on the Sid of my frig

I bought these hooks for a cruise we went on recently as their isn’t much storage/closet space on a cruise ship. These hooks worked perfect and were easy to assemble. The hooks were super sturdy and allowed me to hang up multiple pieces of clothes and bags securely. If you have some a metal surface then you can throw these hooks on it.

I use these when I go on a cruise to hang stuff since the walls are magnetic. They work amazingly for light weight items like hats, lanyards, towels or small bags. When I tried hanging a backpack on it it kept sliding down but they are still very useful for other items. Would recommend!

Before you stick these magnets to metal, you may want to consider the painted surface you are sticking them to. Consider a small piece of cloth or felt between the magnet and surface to keep the paint from being scratched as sliding the magnet to the edge of the metal is the only easy way to remove the magnet. They are strong!

I bought the 22lb. version and loved them. I had to try the 100lb. They are all they claim to be. Use them for hanging plants under the patio cover. They Hold!

Great product for hanging items on walls aboard ship.

Hard to unstick, good size, attractive shine. Whats not to like.

Omg. I was nervous about using these “sideways” but omg. They’re holding clipboards full of heavy papers. In the wind. They’re perfect…. But I’m scared I’m not gonna be able to get them off at the end of the day. FWIW, they are attached to painted metal, probably steel.