Heroway Magic Headrest Hooks for Car: Convenient 🚗 Purse Hanger & Car Seat Organizer Hooks, Black (4 Pack) Review

These hooks fit snugly in the headrests, although sometimes the thick handle of a lady's handbag is too big for the hook. 5 stars for everything else, I've attached my backpack to one of these so it's available when I'm on a bike ride and need it.

I've been using these hooks for a month (I've ordered two sets for my two cars). You can easily pick up loaded shopping bags - durable! My husband likes them too. The hardest part is remembering to use them! Easy to install on our Prius and Subaru. Holds my purse upright in the front seat. Easily swivels into the back seat.

This is well made with quality materials. I like that it fits snugly in the headrest post and doesn't fall off, but it can be rotated to the back of the seat if needed. He easily accommodated my ten ton wallet. The only thing I would wish for is an adjustable strap so it can be lengthened if desired because most of the time I want my bag to be on top of the seat itself but secured so it doesn't roll (or fly) off the seats . Seat when braking.

I put them in the car to hang my bag and bags. It works great and you can move it to the back of the back seat. The only thing that doesn't work for me is that I wear my bags with straps so they don't hang off the seat but sit on the seat with a loose strap. But it works, my wallet doesn't fall off the seat which I wanted. I unfolded them and hung bags on the back seat, it's great. I also hung a garbage bag on one of them and that works great too.

UPDATED: I use these to hang my laptop bag to keep it from sliding off the leather seats. It's just a 13.4 inch laptop (max 4lbs plus case = maybe 7lbs). The hook is supposed to hold 17 pounds but one hook broke yesterday and the other today. Not very good considering I only have to commute to work. to work 2 days a week. ORIGINAL: I had metal hooks that go around the headrest posts, but they rattle when not under load and look ugly. Still not judging on durability but they appear to be very…

I wanted to hold my purse in the front seat of the car so it wouldn't tip over if I suddenly stopped. (which I often do). Usually my bag falls over when I step on the brake and I can't pick it up on the street because I can't get there without stopping and picking it up from the other side. (I have a large SUV.) Since there were four, I use two in the front and one in the back on each front seat. One of the rear hooks is where I hang my duffel bag and an emergency bag in case I need extra…

I have a Costco water bottle with a 40 ounce handle. When I suddenly had to stop, he fell to the ground. Now I just put it on the hook and it always stays in place. There's still room for my wallet. It rolls easily onto your back. I love them and for those who want to keep things off a wet or dirty car floor they are perfect! Children's lunch boxes, backpacks, anything that hangs on a hook. Each hook has a place where you can hang two things. One sticks out further up, while the lower one isn't

I carry a mini bag for my daily handbag and the strap of this bag is 2 inches wide. Unfortunately these hooks are not designed for a strap this width - it just keeps falling off. So if you're looking to hang a bag with a wider strap, these may not be the right fit for you. I'd only deduct half a star for this, but I'm going with a full one as it meant I had to leave one of my old wire headrest hooks in place (and it's a bit awkward to move around with someone in the passenger seat ). But for…

I came across these headrest post (leg) hooks while looking for useful items to add to my SUV and they cost $14 or $3.50 per hook (yeah, pretty much expensive so I try to find them (gift sale! $8/$11), but the more reviews I read and looked at the photos posted, the more I realized how much easier life could be, so I gave them a try anyway out and was so glad I did. clean brown cardboard) a box of four. Everything is neatly packed inside. Each hook consists of several parts: three black plastic