Amazer Shower Curtain Hooks Rings Double Shower Curtain Rings Stainless Steel Rust-Resistant Double Glide Shower Hook Rings for Bathroom Shower Rod Curtains, Black, Set of 12 Hooks

These are awesome for those annoying rods that have the bump that catches when you pull the shower curtain open or closed. The beads on the hooks completely solve that little irritant. I also like how it separates the curtains from each other. It makes me feel a lot better about my decorative curtain not getting wet and mildewy. They’re also made so the decorative fabric curtain sits up higher than the liner so you can’t see the liner, by which I was also pleasantly surprised. The only drawback is that they do unhook easily too. The hook part is pretty short, but the pros outweigh the cons. I would buy them again.

Originally I bought these hooks to raise the shower liner while lowering the decorative curtain. But then the top of the liner was very visible. So we turned them around to how they are pictured.The curtain rod that we have is an adjustable type, so half way across there is a bump out where it telescopes. Most curtain rings catch on it, and we have to help them over the hump. But not these! They glide over it with ease. I also like the style of double hooks, because I feel like it's gentler on my decorative curtain's button holes. I would recommend measuring your curtain's holes and grommets to be sure the hooks will fit. We've had them for a few months and they've held up just fine, no issues.Color-wise most of the hooks are overall a gunmetal color with little areas that look like oil-rubbed bronze. They were perfect for our bathroom which is lights/whites with dark metal accents. But it's probably not for everyone if you need either gunmetal OR bronze. I tried to capture how they look. Hopefully this is helpful to you.

I bought these 3 years ago. After 3 years of use they are all rusty and need to be thrown away / replaced. Bot a big deal b/c not expensive but still annoying since they are intended for a wet location

These shower hooks work as advertised and make it easy to hang a shower curtain and a liner. However, while taking down the liner one day to wash it one of the hooks flipped off of the rod and hit my tile shower floor and the ball on one of the ends broke off. Since it did not have a hole or anything to help hold it on, I know gluing it back on won't last. I am going to order another set to replace any hooks that do this but be aware that they can flip off the rod easily and sometimes break easily. I am much more careful now when taking down the liner.

I love these; they look nice and make it much easier to hang a curtain and liner. The only drawback is that they sometimes slip out of the grommets; I didn't have the happen with other double-hook styles I've tried. This doesn't affect anything, though, it's only one at a time and it's obviously easy to rehang.

I've had these nearly 2 years now and they have stood up to being rust proof. They glide well and provide a nice, elegant touch to the bathroom. Easy to put up and take down. The difference in height on the hook sides makes a good difference on the inner shower panel and the outer curtain so everything falls at just the right height.

These will only work as designed (short/high end to the front so curtain hides the liner) if your curtain is of equal weight or lighter than your liner. This doesn’t happen if you have a good quality fabric curtain and a lightweight liner. The weight of the curtain pulls the hook down in the front so the liner still sits higher and is visible from the outside. Good quality and easy to use, but will have to return.

I love the shower hangers with the rolling balls. I have completely converted and don't know why I ever bought any other kind. They never catch on the shower rod, which is total 1st world problems, but its freaking annoying. Problem solved! I haven't used this particular kind over time (we just hung them last week) so I can't review durability much (rust, etc). But they look trusty. I also like that one side of the hook is a little longer that the other side. This helped when we realized our fabric curtain was heaver than the plastic shower liner, making it shorter. so we just flipped them around and solved that 1st world problem too. and with the dual sided hooks, you obv don't have to remove BOTH curtains when replacing the liner. Win. Def would buy again.

Having a curtain on the inside and outside is great. These hooks are fantastic because the ring design often opened. They stay in its place and hold the curtain well.The only downside is that they don't open and close as easily as before. They don't roll well as much as they drag.

I have a decorative shower curtain plus a liner. I thought these would be perfect to be able to remove the liner for easy washing. These look nice, and they slide easily across the shower rod. That's where the good parts end. I had to pull the grommets off the holes of the shower liner because the ball at the end of the hanger doesn't fit through the grommet, and because my liner is heavier than my sheer shower curtain, they don't sit properly and the curtain seems to come off the hooks frequently. I will use these, but once they need to be replaced (which I suspect will be sooner rather than later because I don't want to have to fuss with my shower curtains on a daily basis) I wouldn't buy them again.

Not sure why both hooks aren’t the same length. Glide so easy

They kinda don’t stay centred if you have a heavier shower liner than a shower curtain but I like them!

They roll really well on my hand moon shower. I love having a curtain inside and outside my shower, so these were perfect