Amazer Shower Curtain Rings, Rust-Resistant Metal Shower Hooks Ring Shower Rings for Curtain Rolling Shower Curtain Hooks for Bathroom Shower Rod Shower Curtain Hangers, Set of 12, Matte Nickel

A bit noisier when opening and closing the shower curtain then when I had simple hooks. For the price they are fine. To install them onto the shower bar, you need to stretch the opening apart around the bar, then push the two together to meet...just like a safety pin.

Not the easiest to get on or off the shower curtain rod but they look great! How often do you take shower curtain hooks down anyway? Now that they’re up there they slide like they’re supposed to and are attractive. Exactly what I was looking for.

What a steal for these shower hooks. Not sure how they will hold up if they get wet, but for this price, if they rust, I will buy a new set! They are a little tough to get on and off so my suggestion is see if they will slide on one end of your shower rod and install on the shower curtain (maybe on a floor or bed) and then slide on the rod. I did this but the end of my rod was too thick so I had to hook them on while in the shower which is a little tough but you can do it! Love the beads and they look great with my white shower curtain!

In the pictures, these hooks *look* similar to more expensive ones, but don't be fooled. They are thinner, really cheap metal and have no hinges for opening and closing--think of a safety-pin type closure, only in this case, you have to bend the metal piece open quite a bit to fit the hook around a shower rod, and then you have to bend it back to force the end into place. Total pain in the neck. Lesson learned.

In order to get the rings on the shower hooks, you either have to remove the rod or bend the rings. You also have to bend the hooks in order to attach the shower curtain. I was expecting there to be a latch to make them easy to slide on and off, but that is not the case. Also, the rings are very thin, so you have to be very careful when bending them on the hook so they don't poke you, scrape the rod, or damage the plastic curtain. Due to the nature of bending the rings, they are not made to withstand the pressure of being used (changing out the curtain) multiple times.

Really great for the price! I was afraid with these being so cheap that they would look cheap or break easily. That is not the case at all. They look much more expensive than they are and slide easily over the rod. The little balls do not scratch the finish of the rod. They are really cute too. I would buy these again.

Works GREAT at a super low cost... I honestly don't understand why a person would buy the expensive style hooks... I had some before.. They cost about 20 times more than these and they were HORRIBLE!!!! Always poped off... I guess they were intended to have two covers up. One for the water/plastic. the other for looks/fabric. The weight of two would help them not pop off the rod... However, I like having a clear plastic water shield... Let's more light in.

I’m the kind of girl that wants the cute resin , metal, or wooden shower curtain hooks. I had some that are wooden. A large ball and metal hook. As I would slide the shower curtain liner back and forth they would come off the bar! So I put style aside and tried these. I can’t believe how easily the liner glides over the rod! What a difference! I’m going to buy these for my daughter!