Carabiner Hook

I am a traveling music teacher. At one of my schools, the hdmi cord that I use can be bumped by students, causing damage to the cord & potentially to the tv screen. I used these magnets to create a path for a really long hdmi cord to go up & around the door to my storage room, getting the cord above my grade schoolers' bodies, so they don't trip over it. Worked great! When I packed up to go to the next school, I could up the cord, wrapped it with a strap, and put the strap through a magnet hook. These magnets are strong & had no difficulty holding the coiled hdmi cord.

I bought these to attach flags to oversize loads. I can't believe how strong these are when stuck to solid steel. I could not pull it off by hand. I had to slide it, and it was still very difficult to get loose. Anyone that says that these things are not strong, must be trying to use them on thin metal like a refrigerator door or something. Yeah, they're not going to hold with 200 lbs of force to a paperclip, come on! 😅

I bought the DIYMAG Magnetic Hooks thinking, “Yeah okay, magnets, whatever.” Wrong. These things don’t stick—they attach themselves emotionally to metal. First off, the strength. They say 70 lbs horizontally, which I believe, because once I slapped one onto a steel beam, it felt like I’d angered it by trying to remove it. Vertical use drops the capacity, which is fair—gravity is rude—but it still holds way more than I expected. Jackets, tools, extension cords, bags, random stuff I swear I’ll put away later… all hanging like obedient little soldiers. No drilling, no holes, no regrets. You just click it onto metal and boom—instant organization. I rearranged my garage three times in ten minutes because suddenly I had power. These hooks made me feel like a minimalist with a plan, even though chaos still exists two feet away. The swivel carabiner is clutch. It rotates, it flexes, it adapts—unlike me when I drop something and have to bend over. And yes, the magnet is strong enough to scratch stainless steel, so heed the warning and throw a tissue or paper towel behind it unless you enjoy explaining mysterious scratches to your significant other. Lifetime guarantee? Bold. Confident. Deserved. I’m pretty sure these magnets will outlive me and be discovered by future archaeologists who’ll assume they were used to hang ancient power tools. Final verdict: If you have metal nearby and stuff lying around, buy these. They won’t fix your life, but they will hold your junk like they mean it. Just don’t put your fingers between the magnet and steel unless you enjoy learning lessons the hard way.

Holding up my lights in storage container works good

Small be mighty magnets. I really like the moveable clasp attached to the strong magnet. Many practical uses: securing items in a camper, hanging small items in the kitchen, garage etc. Most useful for me was hanging a musical triangle from my music stand. The rather heavy triangle hangs freely and solidly from the magnet and is easy to remove.

These magnets are rated as having a 200 lb pull, and I believe it! The magnets are shipped in a small box within a plastic bag. All four magnets are in the bag but each pair of magnets is stuck to another magnet. That is, each pair of magnets are stuck to each other. I found it EXTREMELY hard to separate one magnet from another. In fact it is slightly dangerous to try to separate them because the pull is so strong that they want to snap back together. This could easily damage a finger if you're not very careful. I had planned to use them to hold down a heat shade on the outside of my car. Due to the strength of the magnets, I then became worried that they could damage the paint on my car. However, when I tried bringing the magnet close to the shade cloth on the car I found it was not too strong, but strong enough to hold the shade cloth in place, even on a windy day. With the shade cloth between the car and magnet I was able to pull the magnet away from the metal of the car to put them away again. It seems like these are perfect for the purpose that I had in mind for their use. You just have to be VERY careful bringing one magnet close to another magnet to store them back in their box. I decided to separate the two magnets with a folded paper towel when I store them, and that worked to make it easier to bring them together and to later separate them again.

These are very strong magnets with hooks attached. Exactly what I was looking for. They will attach very fast and strong to metal, while holding something. I bought these to hold up an American flag to my outside front door, which I thought was metal. Imagine how disappointed I was that the door is not metal, so I hung it from my metal drapery rod. I'm sure I will make further use of these. The hooks are easy to open and close and there are six in the package.

Pleased with purchase. Strength is definitely affected by what the hook is placed on. Doesn’t seem to hold 70 pounds if placed on the side of metal bldg but if it’s placed on a steel framing beam it is super strong. May need to use more hooks to get the hold you want. These are great for cruising to hold items in the wall or decor in door !

Really strong magnets

DIYMAG Magnetic Hooks, 110LBS Look, whether or not these actually can hold 110 lb, I will not confirm here. But I will say it's one of the strongest magnets I've purchased at this price point and at this size of product. It's a solid hold for my metal gazebo. I use it to hang cabling throughout the top of my gazebo roof underneath,.. .. extension cables and network cables... Does the job perfectly and completely reliable all season long. I only wish the carabiner hooks were a little bit larger to accommodate thicker gauged cabling. I will definitely be purchasing more of these when time comes.

Very strong as described happy with product cheers

We have a walkout, which means that the main floor of our house is way above ground in the back of the house. Our kitchen door leads to the (above ground) deck, and that's the door that we use to let our dog out to do her potty. She has to go downstairs from the deck, to get to the backyard. There is metal fencing around the deck, and a metal gate that can be used to close off the stairway. To ensure the gate stays open, so that our dog can go up and down the stairs, we use this magnet, and we don't have to worry that the wind might blow it closed. The magnet is strong, and stays attached even in high wind gusts. Good value for money.

Order the ones with the hooks instead if you are using these for cruising. A bit too strong - difficult to remove from walls of cabin!