Review on IDesign Hooks Set Clear Count by Pop Henneghan

We have five GROSS hooks to use when we rented in the British Virgin Islands. Three on a wooden bulkhead used to hang up to 5 hangers with shirts and the like. We used one in the saloon on a raw tree above the navigation station to tie one end of a small hammock net in which we kept 8 apples, grapefruit, avocados, oranges and bananas - on the boat any fruit left on the surface would turn blue from the constant Spots get movement up and down and down in the boat - in the hammock the fruit stays fresh and intact. Either way this puts about 30lbs of tension on the line (which is taut) so I was concerned the hook would come loose but after 8 days it was still working great. The same applies to other hooks. I will say that initially I thought they were rubbish and wouldn't work. The hooks have an inner soft suction cup and an outer loose sleeve. First I pressed on the outer shell and they didn't fasten even after installing the hook. The trick is to use the hook in the open position to push down on the inner suction cup to secure it, then keep it set by closing the hook. Do not press on the outer sleeve - it will not fit the hook. We'll buy a few more. We also bought small hooks. They work great too.