Grappling Hook with 3-Claw Stainless Steel,3 Claw Climbing Carabiner Hook for Retrieving,Outdoor Hiking,Tree Limb Removalr,Salvage.

I used the hook for branches I couldn’t reach. Worked out really well and hook is very strong! Would definitely recommend!

I'm very happy with this hook - I use it to fish my dock chars out of the lake when a strong storm blows them in. It's sturdy but lightweight, seems to be well made, and comes with more rope than I could ever need. I'm really not sure what other people might need a grappling hook for, but it works great for me.

Looks well made, Al welded together, no blots to break like on the last one I had.

Very well made and sturdy.

There was a bad storm and trees came down all over - many blown to the middle of a large pond. I tossed my new hook in the pond and got some twigs. I tried again and it was stuck and would not budge...I figured I just lost $26. Nothing to lose so I took the rope around a sturdy tree and tied the end to my truck. To my surprise, I slowly hauled out a 25 foot pine glued to the muck - it was by far the largest and now I just need to get a few more...what a handy item. I can't believe the rope help up. Great quality for the price.

Purchased this to remove logs floating in our pond. Works great. There is enough mobility in the carabiner/hook assembly and the hook is large enough to grab almost anything on the first toss. The rope is a little thinner than I would hope but works for our lightweight needs.

So this hook is big, very well made and impressive. The reason for 3 stars and not 5 is that as soon as I saw the carabiner I thought what a cheap looking thing. The hook is solid and I have no doubt could hold a lot of weight but that carabiner... the locking mechanism is flimsy and loose. I should have gone with my gut and replaced it with something I was more confident of. I have a small man made pond that has had branches fall into it over the years. While using this hook to remove the branches and what ever had ended up in it with my nephew we got about quarter way around the pond pulling dozens of branches of all sizes from the pond my 10 year old nephew tossed the hook another time and when he began to pull the hook in he mentioned that it felt really easy. The next part got me. I thought he was goofing me when he asked where the hook was but that was not the case. The cheap carabiner's locking nut I guess you would call it had managed to unscrew it's self and now I have a grappling hook in my pond somewhere.. The water temp is well I woke up to 3" of snow on the ground today so going in is not an option even if the water was clearer. I'm trying to clear up the water as it has gotten murky and though spring fed I can't see more than a couple of feet down. I will purchase another hook but not waste my money on the rope. Wish they would have put a better carabiner on it.

Used for fallen tree limb retrieval in large pond. Just the right weight to throw as far as needed. Plenty strong enough for the job.