FSAH 12 PCS Q-Hanger Hooks, Screw Hooks for Outdoor String Lights, Safety Buckle Design Cup Eye Hook for Hanging Christmas Lights, Plants, Wind Chimes, Mounted on Wall Ceiling, Windproof, Gold

These hooks are excellent. They are perfect to hold the outdoor string lights, they are very sturdy and the hook is the perfect size to hang the string lights cord. The screw tip that was included with the hooks made it super easy to drill the holes to a perfect size and it ensures that the hooks are securely fastened to a brick wall. So far, they've been outdoors subject to heat, cold and rain and have withstood the elements. I'll update this review in a couple months on how they've held up.

Nice kit, every component works as desired. The latch on the hooks works well, the included drywall anchors were easy to use. Even the included drill-hook holder (not sure if correct name of the tool) was a nice touch. The only way this kit could be improved is if they included the drill bit for installing the anchors & put a latch on the drill insertion tool so that it "holds" the bottom of the hook better. Once you get the hook started in the drywall the insertion tool works well, but it will try to slide off until it starts to bite-in. All in all very pleased with this kit and used it immediately.

I have a long stretch of new wooden fence this year and wanted to string lights along the top edge. I was going to use regular cup hooks until I saw these with the locking mechanism and I am so glad I did. I drilled holes but did not use the anchors as the lights are lightweight, but it sure is nice to have them for other purposes. I used the drill bit driver for about half of the 60+ hooks I installed. In a few cases, it scratched the vinyl coating partially off and in one case the screw broke from the hook. But that was small price to pay for the convenience of quickly screwing them in. The lights are up and working now and I don't have to worry about wind or a big river of snow from the snowplow - I know they will stay in place. The dark color is all but invisible on my dark brown stained fence and I will just leave the hooks up all year and next season will be a snap.

These look great, and they are made well. The spring-jangled latch works perfectly to keep things in place. I used these to hang 300 ft. of cafe lighting outside. These are plenty strong, no issues at all. I did not use the included wall anchors; I drilled a very small pilot hole and screwed directly into the wood. I would have given this 5 stars because it really is a great product. However, the included tool, meant to attach to a drill to make installation easier, is worthless. It should be magnetic, but it is not, and the groove that is cut into the shank is too large to properly hold the hook in place. I tried to use it once I got a hook started in a pilot hole, but even using minimum rotation on the drill, the hooks broke. I think if you tried it in a wall anchor, you'd just make a mess.

Bought these for hanging lights on the patio cover. Absolutely stellar! Screw it in and then you can slide in the wires and/or remove the wires.

These are great for putting up lights. Very thick quality. The tool that comes with them makes installing a breeze. The hook works very well in windy weather to keep your lights in place.

Love these. I used it to hang up hanging mood lights in the backyard. Haven’t had enough rain to comment on rust-proof but they overall do a wonderful job. The latch is nice since we’ve had some heavy wind so it provides nice stability.

Hooks are decent quality but the plastic anchors are completely useless and flimsy.

Did the job, solid, holds lights in place

well made. clip is nice to hold wires and lamps in a straight line

Works well for the project I created

The hooks worked well for hanging a tarp. I did not receive the tool for installing which would have made it easier instead of using a screwdriver. I ended up breaking 2 hooks screwing them into spruce boards. So I would recommend pre-drilling holes to make it easier.

Drill bit is too wide for screws. Drill pilot hile first and screw in by hand. Seems sturdy enough but the hook flap is weak.