Premium Magnetic Hooks Heavy Duty Neodymium Magnet for Cruise Cabins, Home, Office, Classroom and Locker , Hold up to 100 Pounds

UPDATE: Some of these are not assembled correctly. On magnets like these the same pole should always be facing out. This way no 2 magnets will attract each other with max. N to S force. However out of the 100+ of these I purchased several were assembled wrong. They had the opposite pole facing out so that it was 100% force to attract one of the other magnets. When you start to take them apart from the container they come in, be super diligent about making sure you don't like two opposite pole come close to each other. If you do, and any part of your body is in between (like fingers) you will lose chunks of skin or worse. The force between two opposite poles, magnet to magnet is 100# and that's the same force as dropping 100# directly on your finger. So be very careful.TO THE MANUF.: YOU NEED UP YOUR QUALITY CONTROL. YOU SHOULD NOT BE LETTING THESE GO OUT WITH OPPOSITE POLES FACING OUT!Original Review:These are fine magnets and we bought a lot to use around the shop. Very convenient if you have lots of metal surfaces to stick to. A couple of notes: The ad says 100# pulling force. This is when you have magnet to magnet (one magnet north to another magnet south). If you go magnet to steel (1/8" plate is what I tested it on) it's about 50-55# using a digital pull (hanging) scale. If you have anything in between the magnet and steel it drops off A LOT. A single piece of thick paper drops it down to about 15#s depending on the thickness of the paper, so keep that in mind.

Good for hanging bags and hats in a cabin on a cruise. Very helpful and space saving. Better to hang from the ceiling of the cabin vs. the wall. If the object you're hanging is heavy, the hook will just slide down the wall.

These are the very best magnet hooks we have bought. We use them for hanging items while on a cruise ship.They are exactly what they say they are. And the reason for only 3 stars for easy to remove, is they stick very well to the walls and you do have to give some effort to get them off. Which is what I want. Would absolutely buy these again

I purchased these for inside our cruise cabin and they are great for hanging things on hangers,however I had a difficult time removing them from them from the walls I had to use a washcloth to grab them with.Overall you can hang anything on them

Great power, attractive, work great, and would buy again.

I had a plan to hang a dog leash from my new steel doors. It turns out there are so many more uses. The magnets are reasonably strong. Of course they also work on the refrigerator. Just realized I can use 1 or 2 to hang a wreath from my front security door. They are useful on my metal tool cart. They came with a protective sheet or paper but I have not see a need for it yet. Nothing has been scratched by removing the magnets.

Bought these for a cruise along with some clips to hang wet towels from on the wall. Also used to hang a shoe bag we use for toiletries on the bathroom door. Held everything in place. I've used the 60lb hooks before and wet towels would slide. I now use the 60's for hanging wet bathing suits.

These magnets are truly heavy duty! Be careful what you are using them for and where you are using them. Another used recommended putting something under them to lessen the likelihood of damage/scratches to the surface you are putting them on. I’m glad I listened!! I used them to cover the back of my vehicle with Aluminet to protect my dogs from the heat. I slipped a piece of rubber between my vehicle and the magnet using the carbiner in the metal loophole of the net. The magnets adhere great and didn’t budge even through some pretty heavy gusts of wind but were beyond a pain to get off even with the rubber helping it to slide and using carbiner to pull. These may be a bit of overkill for anyone looking to use them in a similar fashion.

Either the gasket layer makes it so slippery that it slides right off of smooth vertical surfaces or the fact of the matter is that it cant hold up a 5lb jacket or lighter without sliding off a metal surface like a fridge. Works great horizontally though, not what I bought it for.

The hooks were overlapping on one another in a small plastic box. They are SO strong that the coating got scratched while trying to take them apart. Now 4 out of 6 of them are damaged... Their aspect is important for my project, so I’m pretty bummed.

Perfect solution to a deck surrounded by steal accents and nowhere to drill a whole. Holds extremely well. Nothing has budged. I would say 15lbs would be the max load,I wouldn’t push it much further if it’s outdoors.

These magnetic hooks are strong and reliable. They are absolutely fabulous for metal gazebos! Highly recommended!

First of all, unless vertical, it won't hold anything heavy as it will just slide down. Magnet is strong indeed but it will just drag down with my winter coatSecond, the hook is so small it's hard to hang anything other than keyring.