👚 Garment Hook - High Road Car Hanger for Easy Organization Review

Great solution for a Ram 1500 coat hook. The truck hooks are located above the rear headrests which are high enough that you can't really get caught on the hook. The bracket is perpendicular to the headrest located there. It has a rotating top hook so if it goes vertical you can still hang a couple of hangers but they will hang down and free up the headrest. It just works. Those who have trucks understand. I hung ten blouses and two pants on a hanger.

This is the perfect solution for hanging clothes. My wife loves using these thick plastic hangers and you can just hang one or two on a hook in the car before they start falling off. With it we can hang a bundle of clothes on a hook but not interfere, like a clothes rail hanging across a car. This metal hook is very strong and I'm sure a coat hook in a car will break before that happens.

I love these things! I wish I had known her a long time ago. My truck has a very tight "hanger" in the back seat, after several trips to the dry cleaners I got bad scratches all over the "OH S--T" handle and then the dry cleaners told me these things. I bought 2 and my only complaint is that I didn't buy them sooner. Yes, they prevent the hangers from jumping over soft plastic, but it's just really handy to grab the top handle and get it in a little easier than trying to hold 18 hangers in one…

I often travel far to visit children who are scattered throughout the United States. Besides suitcases, I like to carry a few hanging items with me. I tried to approach the clothes rail in the car but the clothes slid around on the rail and took up too much space in the back. Also carrying a bundle of hanging clothes from the closet to the bar was hard on the fingers. This gadget is great for about 10 hangers, even hangers. Easy to carry without cutting off blood flow in your fingers, pivots to

I received this travel garment bag and wanted to hang it on one of my Toyota Sienna's coat hooks so I can hang more than 2-3 items in hangars. While the device seems well made, note that it sheds your clothes a total of 6 or 7 inches, which is enough to drag some items (like a jacket) across the floor, even in a large car like mine. It could really be made a lot more functional if the hook and hangar part were shortened in length (not width, that's normal). I could shorten the hook piece by…