Review on 🧲 Magnificent Neodymium Magnetic Kitchen Toolset for Enhanced Workplace Efficiency by Roy Niemeyer

I ordered 60 of these magnetic hooks to hang a string of powerful street lights. The box the hooks came in was incredibly small. When I opened it I found 60 hooks and 60 magnetic feet. You have to screw each hook into each base, which isn't that hard, but my hands hurt after pulling the 60 magnetic bases glued together. The moment I attached the first magnet to a piece of metal I knew they would work. They are strong, especially when attached to bare metal. I've found that they don't stick as well when glued to painted metal (like my workshop door). I used 30 of the 60 hooks for my lanterns, which was overkill - I could easily use half that number. For those who doubt the strength of the hooks, I've included a picture of a hook that holds the hammer with no problem. And that's with the side-sticking magnet that Revane says reduces the weight it can hold by 2/3. I wouldn't use them to mount a crossbar or close the hood of my car, but they're great for attaching small items to a set of metal shelves. Last night we had wind speeds of 60 km/h. Oklahoma, and none of the hooks moved. I'm pretty sure they'll outlive the LED lights and maybe my workshop porch.