Bondream50 pcs Mini Cascading Hanger Hooks Connector for Stack Clothes and Make Your Closet Space-Saving, Black

While I like the "IEOKE Velvet Hangers" best, I picked these up to see how they would work on my existing non-cascading hangers. They work just fine. I did notice however that these are a little more refined and slimmer than another set I purchased at the same time for comparison. These hang closer to the hanger than the "Tmalltide 30 pcs Joy Mangano Huggable Hangers" assorted color brand of these do. Both are helpful, though.

I bought these hooks to hang 3 pairs of pants and 3 shirts on each chain, but that was way too much weight, and caused the hooks to frequently break. I reduced the chain to 2 pants and 2 shirts, and they break less frequently. If you only plan on connecting 2 or 3 items tops, then they probably won't break that often. If you need to hang more items together I suggest buying a different product.

These are great & a very good value.The only thing I didn't think about is that if you want to remove a hanger, you have to remove it with every item linked below it. That could get heavy. It isn't always that easy to just remove the item as its hanging linked with several other items, and difficult to hang something up if linked in a row. So I use these for things I do not wear regularly. ALSO, you have to have very sturdy hangers to link several down because of the weight as items are added. The top hanger holds the most weight & each hanger holds the weight of the items below it. I recommend flocked no slip hangers, too, because when you pull an item off from the group, other items can slide off along with it. But I've had no trouble with this happening with the sturdy "velvet" surfaced hangers with sturdy hooks.

These cascading hangar hooks allow the user to hang multiple items with only the first hangar on the rod in the closet. The hook goes over the hangar and allows one to hang an additional hangar from the hook, creating the cascade.I'm using these hooks with plastic hangars and they don't hang quite flush because the plastic hangars have a thicker width where the top part of the hangar joins the triangular part of the hangar. While it looks a little off visually, they still seem to work.It hasn't really freed up any space in the closet in terms of putting more things in the closet because of how full the closet had been, but they definitely have made it easier to get to the clothes in the closet because I can slide the hangars on the rod a little bit now.

I was skeptical. I had been using real simple flocked hangers that have the built-in hook. Then I got hangers that are curved so they won't make a stretched spot on knits. These did not have a built-in hook. Now what? So I ordered these hooks hoping they would at least some what work. They are doing great. They flip around a little sometimes, but not a big deal. They are strong and slip easily over a hanger handle. The hook will hold a fairly thick hanger handle as well.

One day closet organization HAD to happen. I put it off so many times, because I just had too many hangers... Then I bought 50 of the black, flocked velvet hanger hooks, and what a difference it has made! I didn't want anything that would potentially damage clothes, and these will not, as edges are smooth.I am currently in one section of colored tops, and find it easy to "double-stack" with the invention of these hooks. With light tops, you can even triple, which just requires an extra hook. I love these so much, I have fifty more on the way!The only thing I wish for, is that this company should offer them in white velvet, beige and maybe a gray. For now the black work great as I have mostly black hangers. But white flocked velvet would be amazing to be able to buy.

These work as advertised. However I would only use with specific hangers like  AmazonBasics Velvet Suit Hangers - 50-Pack, Black  the ones linked. I used them with other hangers and while they work it was a struggle to get them on. That's the only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars. If you have thin hangers then definitely buy.I love using them to coordinate outfits for the work week.

I was trying to be cost effective when purchasing these. I figured I had all the hangers I needed but really needed to free up some space in my closet, so this seemed like a good idea at the time. After rearranging my closet with these things I noticed it was more challenging to get my clothes on/off the hangers, too much rearranging was taking place. If you use these I would recommend non plastic hangers so they sit better on the hooks, which a majority of my hangers are plastic. I noticed the hangers with metal hooks worked out better. After purchasing these I ended up ordering the Wonder Hangers (as seen on tv can be ordered through Amazon) and I have been much more pleased with them. I will say these hooks will hold more heavier items better then the Wonder Hangers (ie: blazers, winter sweaters).