Crawford CMDH2-6 Multi-Tool Hanger Utility Hook, Black, 2-Pack, Large

A hook may be seem simple, but these show very good design. They are heavy weight, the arms are padded and they are sturdy. The hooks attach to a stud with two screws, close enough that you can drill both into one stud. The hooks are flattened where the screw holes are, allowing a flush mounting against a wall.These hooks are for heavy items and would be overkill for brooms or sponge mops. They are excellent for mounting shovels, pitchforks and other heavy tools on the wall. I use several sets for mounting my heavy chainsaw, air blower, string cutter and the like on my garage wall. The hooks have proven very secure, have not sagged or bent or pulled out of the studs where mounted. One caveat: If you are using these hooks to hold heavy tools or equipment, be sure to drill into the stud. Sheetrock anchors will be inadequate for heavy tools and equipment and may tear out, crashing your tools down on your car or on the floor.

Good for hanging gas trimmer and gas blower. Had to bend them slightly to get a good fit. Easy to bend and install. Great buy. Nice having the tools off the floor.

I wanted to use these to get my workout equipment off the floor. They worked well for that purpose (see picture).Although these are very sturdy (rated for 50 pounds), I was able to spread the arms to more securely hold my medicine ball. I was able to hit the studs with both screws. Another two hooks are currently securely holding 20 pounds of dumb bells (and I hope to add another 10 pounds).The hooks came with a variety of anchors for non-stud installations, which was nice. In all a good purchase.

Excellent and very useful hangers. I use mine for rakes, shovels and other hand tools. Sturdy enough for most anything you'd want to hang on them. The coating prevents a lot of annoying sliding back and forth. My only criticism is that the screw holes were quite small and I had to drill them out to accept the size screw that I thought proper. But this was easily accomplished as the metal is fairly soft.

These seem like they'll work ok BUT the spacing of the two screw holes on either side are practically the same width as a standard 2 by 4 that you probably want to attach them to in your walls. So if you have drywall covering the studs, you'll likely have to get the screws perfectly spaced to hit the edges of your studs or otherwise I can see one screw being solidly in the stud and the other missing any wood and just being in the drywall; basically a tear waiting to happen. I'm waiting to install these in my drywalled garage once the weather warms up and I clean/organize my garage. But I foresee this issue of the screw holes being a problem.

I used this as part of a garage organization project and they were great for hanging a very heavy multi-function ladder sideways with 2 of these and I also hung a weed eater and a bike trailer. I had looked at the track systems, etc. but I didn't need anything that elaborate, just a few strong hooks to hold a few things and get them off my garage floor. These did the trick and are very sturdy, especially since you can get both screws into one stud to get a great hold to hang heavy items.

I thought these were big enough to hang lawn chairs on. Was kind of disappointed they only hold small item. I couldn't tell the size by your picture.

I used these hangers in my new garden shed. Other reviews had indicated that the screw holes did not line up well with studs and this would also limit how many I could install. What I did was to mount a 2X6 on the wall of my garden shed with lags into the studs then mounted the hangers every 2 feet and then mounted yet another 2X6 1 foot below the other 2X6 and then mounted the hangers so they were between the hangers above. This allowed me to hang all of my garden tools and still have some space left over for more tools. These are high quality hangers and I recommend them but forget mounting direct to studs.