Triton DuraHook 30 Degree Bend Single Rod Steel Pegboard Hook - Set of 10

If you don't want to have your pegboard hooks falling out when you remove what the hook is holding, then Durahooks are the ones to get. They are extremely simple to install and they aren't coming out unless you unscrew the screw anchor and take the hook out. These durahooks are ideal for using with pegboard (1/8" or 1/4" holes) in the garage or workshop to hold tools...including saws, wrenches, pliers, hammers or garden tools like shovels, hoes and rakes.Just install them and forget about them. This is how pegboard hooks should work. I highly recommend them to anyone. They cost more than the regular pegboard hooks but they are worth it.

I love all the Triton products I bought for my pegboard. They are built well, stronger than others, and the unique screw system makes them more secure than other pegboard hooks. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is because of the screws. They wouldn't stay in the pegboard. Kept falling out. So I searched through my extra screws and came up with some the exact same size that worked great. The difference is the screws that came with the product are rounded and the ones I found that work are totally flat topped. Don't know why that makes a difference but it's the difference between success and failure. So now I have to spend more money to go buy more of these flat top screws.

I have at least 400 1/4" hooks in 2 shops. Every time I grab a tool and the hook comes with it, I swear to make a change. I've been to cheap to replace all the hooks, some are probably 50 years old. After trying the DuraHooks I've changed my mind and will start ordering a couple of packs every month to replace often used hook locations. I especially like the screwdriver & pliers hooks that allow a slight lift up and then pull the tool straight out rather than have to lift it free of a hoop. They are rock solid when replacing or removing tools.

These are so strong and sturdy, I recommend them to all my friends. I hate those cheapy hooks that fall out all the time and bend so easily. These are the bomb.

I really like these hooks having used shorter ones in the past. The screw actually keeps them from failing out.The downside to these is that the hooks have the arm pointing down at a small angle so the anything put on the hook slides out to the end. It does not take much effort to bend it to the right angle but is is annoying.