Garage Hooks, 14 Pack Wall Mount Heavy Duty Utility Storage Hooks Tools Hangers with Fabric Cord Holder for Organizing Ladders, Power Tools and Bulky Items

i didnt have much faith in these little hooks but i think i was wrong. i am hanging everything up on the walls now, no issues at all. its a bit hard to decide what hook you will use with what as they have pretty specific shapes. but besides that these hooks are an easy 5/5 i even got them on sale

Absolutely love them was able to hang just about every tool on them. They're even strong enough I have full size kayak hanging on just 1 hook

Easy to install…. Perfect for heavier pieces on drywall… great price!

This is a nice assortment of wall hooks for shovels, rakes, etc. They enabled me to untangle a bunch of tools leaning against my garage wall. Included is a variety of screws for different applications. High quality materials too.

Flexible install. Looks good. Versatile.

Our shovels, rakes, hoes, and shears have been stored in a big 50 gallon drum with the lid cut off, but getting the tools in and out of the drum was a real pain when all the tools were put away. We decided to do a proper job of organizing them all and got a few different packs of garage organization hooks and get all the yard implements hung up on the walls for easy access. We needed a lot of hooks so we decided to get 3 pack of different brands to compare them. These are the packs we got: -ValueMax 10 pack heavy duty steel garage hooks: This set came with 10 hooks and costs $22.99. It has 1 large U-hook, 2 medium U-hooks, 4 small U-hooks, 1 large J hook and 2 small J hooks. The ValueMax hooks ended up being the highest quality. They had the largest gauge wire which makes for being able to hold heavier weights. They also had the nicest screws for hanging the hooks with. While this set has less hooks than the others I did really like that it was mostly the U-hooks. I like those a lot better than the J-hooks. -Riparo 14 pack Garage Hooks: This set came with 14 hooks and costs $25.99. There are 2 large U-hooks, 2 medium U-hooks, 4 small U-hooks, 1 Large J hook, 2 small J hooks, 2 fabric cord holders (that wrap around an extension cord so you can easily hang it on one of the hooks), 1 broom hook , 24 screw plugs, and plenty of screws. They can hold 11-88 pounds depending on what type of wall that you put them in and which screws you use. This set came with the largest amount of hooks for about the same price as the others. -CMCHOTU 12 Pack Garage Hooks: This set came with 12 hooks and costs $27.99. It has 2 large square hooks, 2 medium square hooks, 4 small square hooks, 2 large “J” hooks, and 2 small “J” hooks. It also came with plenty of steel screws and screw inserts for if you didn't have a stud to put the screws into. This set was great like all of the others. After putting up all of the packs I can say that they each were great quality and looking back a few things stand out if I was going to do it all over. The super long U-hook (some in each pack) turned out to be my absolute favorite type of hook. They worked awesome for hanging shovels and rakes, you could even hang 3 to 4 of them on each hook! If they made a pack of just those long U-hooks in any of these brands that's what I would get! We wound up using all of the U-hooks for tools and then the J-hooks got used in the garage for helmets and work jackets.

I am impressed by this Riparo Garage Hooks set. I don't really like stuff on the floor in my garage. It's kind of messy and makes it harder to sweep out debris. To the extent possible I prefer to hang tools and other items off the floor on hooks. I mostly have used a famous brand system that uses rails attached to the wall and special hooks and brackets of various descriptions to hang the items. This is fine for wide spaces that can accommodate the rails and a line of tools, but there are spots where there is only room enough to hang a single item. I've cut the rails on the expensive famous brand system to only hold a single hook, but that takes more effort than it's worth in my opinion. Enter the Riparo hook set. It's PERFECT for cases where there is only a need to one or two tools in a given spot! The 14 pieces that come in this set include 12 hooks in 6 sizes/styles, as well as a couple of strong woven nylon straps with hook and loop closures. These are great for hanging hoses, extension cords, or certain items that may not be held well by any of the hooks included. The kit ALSO includes two bags full of hardware for securing the hooks to the wall. There is one bag with concrete/masonry anchors and matching screws, and one containing drywall anchors and the appropriate screws for them. This is a nice touch and gives you everything you need to mount your hooks except the tools. The hooks themselves seem to be strong enough to hang pretty much anything you are likely to want to hang. The ad specifies that the maximum weight for masonry or wood-framed walls (with the hooks attached to the wood studs, I presume) is up to 66 pounds, and up to 22 pounds when mounted on sheetrock walls using the sheetrock anchors. That's a decent amount of weight! It's great to have a big set like this on hand for not only the current mounting need, but also to have plenty of "leftovers" on hand the next time you need them without having to run out to the hardware store or home center. Definitely worth it!

I got these to replace those inexpensive aluminum garage hooks that were in the garage of a house we just bought. These are so much nicer looking and very sturdy. They don't show it in the pictures but in addition to the screws with the concrete\brick anchors they also include a full set of drywall screws and anchors. The drywall anchors are very heavy duty. You tap them in part way then screw them in. I was going to mount the hooks on a board and then mount the boards to studs but the drywall anchors are so sturdy that I just mounted them wherever I wanted. I'm using them mostly to keep ladders against the wall of my garage. Most of the weight of the ladders is supported by the garage floor. The hooks are mainly to keep the ladders from falling away from the wall. The rubberized coating does a great job of that. I use other hooks to hand ropes, extension cords, etc. The only minor nitpick I have is that I wish they would have included 2 of the 5" hooks. All but the 5" hook and the broom holder come in pairs. Very pleased with this set.