Review on DOIOWN S-Type Stainless Steel Clothes Pants Hangers: Efficient Closet Storage Organizer for Pants, Jeans, Scarves by Angie Strongheart

If you don't read otherwise, read and understand that this is one of those sellers that mix many products on one product page, causing a lot of confusion that differentiates them from one another, but more importantly, it makes reviews almost impossible to read because you have to be extremely careful when sorting to find out which one applies to the item you're really interested in. I wish sellers didn't do that. For us. To be clear, I bought an upgraded version of Doiown Pants Hangers 5 Pieces with black non-slip hanger bars. The main difference I noticed is that some of their hangers are made of smooth metal, some of them are plastic coated and there is a rubberized tube where each pair of pants hangs to keep them from sliding down. Another difference I noticed is that they are said to be thicker - 0.04 inches versus 0.03 inches. Reading the negative reviews, I understand that the biggest complaint is that with hangers that don't have a non-slip part, the pants slip and fall off every time you reach for one of them. I wouldn't like it. As expected, this is prevented by a rubberized bar. You can also get this model with blue or magenta stripes on request. For some inexplicable reason they all have a different price. I was hoping for the price they would be solid steel but they aren't, they are hollow tubes, whatever diameter they say a larger tube doesn't make it stronger. Actually, I was surprised at how weak they are. The problem is that when you put a pair on the bottom bar, the entire hanger is pulled down and flexed, and the more pants you add, the more it is flexed. By the time you have pants on each bar, the weight is so heavy it's close to breaking point. There are issues I didn't expect when I bought it. First, once you've got your pants on each bar, you have to take them ALL off to get to any of them, which goes against any notion of convenience. In addition, each pair of hung pants makes the whole thing much wider, to the point that it takes up almost as much space as five separate regular hangers, which is much easier to hang and reach for each individual pair. The hook design is too big to slide over the closet rod when a regular shelf is placed over it. The only way I can get the hanger off is when I tilt it back so far my pants slide off and fall to the floor. I thought it was a great idea but almost everything about its design is wrong. I sent them back and cannot recommend them.