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It's a bit hard to review a big plastic hook, but lets give it a shot!Its well made, strong (at least more than strong enough for the purposes outlined in the description) and rotates freely for finding the best angle of whatever you're storing.Though, to me at least, I feel like this products target market is more aesthetics based and I can't argue that If you're aiming for a product that feels at home in a well designed wardrobe/kitchen this fits that brief well and totally go for it if you're after that clean well organised look and read no further.If however you're looking for purely functionality and its going to be hidden away somewhere the price point starts to be harder to justify, some metal S hooks would suffice for many situations if you don't need the rotation (though you can get such hooks) and you could pick them up from a local DIY shop or in bulk online maybe getting 10 for the price of one of these.I do like it though, I'm now just thinking what to use it on, as it feels like a waste to put in our dark dingey wardrobe out of sight. Perhaps I'll pick up a bag of oranges and use it in the kitchen to display it better.All in all 10/10 if you want a big aesthetically pleasing hook, 5/10 if you just want a hook.

Great for hanging handbags off in the wardrobe, a little bulky

I was not completely sure from the photos whether this would actually help me with my storage issues, but it's bigger than the picture might suggest. It is sturdily made and hangs neatly on a standard sized clothes rail. You can twist it round in a full circle if need be.There are a lot of ways in which this versatile item provides support in organisation of a wardrobe. You can use it to hang belts, or flimsy neck scarves, or handbags. When you do a massive declutter and want to reorganise what you're going to keep, this is exactly the kind of thing that helps in working out the best way to store things in future.I can see myself buying a few more of these when my declutter is complete.

Some of the wording in the Amazon description was a bit confusing – it’s a single hook (not ’S hooks’ plural) and, despite being called ‘small’, was much larger than I’d pictured, 18.5cm long x 5cm wide. Ideal for hanging empty shopping bags but I wouldn’t trust it with my handbag which would be too heavy as the maximum recommended weight is 1kg. That also rules out winter coats so calling it a coat hook is a bit of a stretch.Useful for hanging shower gel and caps in the shower or wet raincoats/parkas. It’s a bit clunky and doesn’t swivel with ease which is why I checked the blurb for the maximum weight allowed (1kg). It’s very long, so hanging a pot on the cooker hood rail above a range oven might not be feasible but it might be useful in other areas where weight and space allow.Not quite what I was hoping, tbh, it just doesn’t feel sturdy for anything other than lightweight material. I noticed one review mentioned belts which would work, as would lanyards or even dog leads, spare collars or keys on a chain. It's a bit of a waste just for a hat or two, though.3*, including a bonus point for using recycled plastic