TOGGLER SNAPTOGGLE BC Toggle Anchor, Zinc-Plated Steel Channel, Made in US, 3/8" to 2-1/2" Grip Range, For 3/8"-16 UNC Fastener Size (Pack of 25)

I have faith that these fasteners will hold where I have seen others fail.

Without a doubt, the very best hollow-wall anchor in the business. Not only does it hold a lot of weight but it’s reusable.With most anchors, putting in the bolt is a matter of passing a toggle through two big holes: the first in the piece being attached and the second in the surface to which it is being attached.With Togglers, the toggle needs only pass through the second hole, as it is permanently attached to the mounting surface by a plastic sleeve. This design allows only the bolt—and not the toggle—to pass through the first hole. It also allows the user to substitute other types of bolts for those provided with the product.I managed to substitute eye bolts for the kit bolts, enabling me to hang various objects from my shop wall: carabiners, life vests, various tools with hooks on their handles, etc.Unfortunately, I experienced less success when suspending a hammock from my son’s bedroom walls. There, eyescrews driven into the wall studs would have worked better.

Relatively new fastening method. Works very well with metal studs. Great strength but quite expensive. You need to purchase bolts separately too.

This is a strong anchor, though it takes a big hole relative to the bolt diameter. Be sure to locate the hole in masonary blocks to avoid the central web in the block, as of course this anchor needs a clear space behind the hole.

It works as advertised. Simple and easy to use.Will recommend this product to friendsVery happy with purchase!!! AAA+++ seller.

Compared to similar products I’ve bought in stores these are cheaply made. At least 5 of the anchors the plastic pulls were already broken. The pull for locking in the anchor are difficult to pull and I had more zips break while simply pulling the ring into place. Don’t waste your money

Works reasonably well. Hole required is unreasonably large. Thread is too tight though to keep from spinning in hole.

You'll never want to use an old fashioned toggle bolt again. Stronger, easier to use, and won't get lost in the wall if you have to remove the bolt. A well thought out and engineered product.