IBosins 6 Pack Big Heavy Duty Three Prongs Coat Hooks Wall Mounted with 24 Screws (Two Types of Screws Included) Retro Double Utility Rustic Hooks for Thick Coat, Big Heavy Bags (6 Pack)

Great hooks! I bought these a few times. We have a family of five and need a lot of hooks for coats, jackets, and bags. I like the three-prong design; these are sturdy, of good quality, and in a good size and color. I'm happy with this purchase.

I ordered these multiple times. I use them for coat racks in our rentals. They hold several jackets or coats no problem. I tell tenants not to hang heavy book bags, not sure they will hold out. No rust or change in appearance after a year. I will continue buying them for now

I wanted a backpack corner at my door for the kids to come in and hang their backpacks up instead of laying them all over the house. I have a very small corner and these worked perfect for me. I staggered them on my wall and the kids love the idea. They know where their backpacks are every morning. They are a decent size and look elegant. Now instead of backpacks laying everywhere they are all hung up on the wall at the door. For what they can hold I have a 6th grader who brings home binders and books and they hold up well.

Made a wall rack for the house. These hooks are as described per the dimensions and finish. The finish has held up over the months. However, as other reviews state, they are not for heavy items. The larger of the 3 hooks eventually break with consistent weight placed (over approximately 5 pounds or so). If the item can be attached to the small hooks on the bottom, more weight can be sustained. The benefit is that the amount of hooks for the money allowed for extras for replacement.

They worked perfectly! Nice and strong.

These hooks are well made, but with super cheap material. They are not heavy duty and will not hold elementary student backpacks. The top hook (most likely to be used) bends with even a little pressure on it. Part of the problem is the design, as when weight is applied to the top hook, the bend happens where the two screw holes are, the screw holes create a bend point for the weight of anything above it. These hooks need a third screw above the top hook. I installed 54 of these for elementary students, and before school has even started, we realized even a light backpack bent the top hook, they won't last a few days when students return. Poor quality, I'm super disappointed in these. Based on description, I though for sure they would hold up to elementary student bags, but the design and cheap material won't do it. They for sure won't hold 35 pounds when applied on the top hook. Perhaps if measured from the base of the hook only, and straight down weight that claim would hold, but in actual use, the hooks are going to have weight on the hook itself. Bad quality. Waste of time installing 54 of these, I need to remove them all and replace them with something else.

They are ok, but definitely not heavy duty. We're a busy ranching family and they are actually expected to hold heavy, coats. I bought them in 23. About 1/3 of them are broke in mud room now, 2 years later. Buy a heavy one.

these are perfect for a mixture of storage of keys, coats, dog collars, near the entry door. I replaced the single hooks for these triple hooks and my wife and i really like them.

These are not heavy duty. Bought them for holding coats and jackets at my back door. Bought them in April and by November all have had the main hook broken off. This was with lightweight outerwear, hadn’t put any winter gear on them. These are not worth the money and I now need to replace them with something else.

I have bought hooks from Home Depot. These ones a flimsy and break easy.