iPower GLROPE 1-Pair 1/8 Inch 8-Feet Long Heavy Duty Adjustable Rope Clip Hanger (150lbs Weight Capacity) Reinforced Metal Internal Gears, 1 Pack, Black

This is fantastic. It's simple to use, and it's also reasonably priced. br>br>I bought it for the purpose of keeping chickens. I have 5 gallon water buckets hanging in the run, as well as a previously used chain that could hold a plant but has rusted and is difficult to adjust. Because of the various chicken breeds' statures, I need the ability to adjust heights. These are perfect for the job and can be adjusted by anyone. I also use these in the brooder to make quick adjustments to the Sweeter Heater to control the temperature of the baby chicks. br>br>On how well they withstand external weather and UV, only time will tell.

Alisson PEACOCK

| Sep 26, 2021

Because the internal components are made of metal, they should last a long time and not slip when used. So far, so good. When you stop pulling, it locks and you're ready to go. I am very satisfied with them for the purpose for which I purchased them, and I would buy more if necessary.

Kylee Ferguson

| Oct 06, 2021

These clip hangars were purchased as a less expensive alternative for hanging my kayak from the ceiling, and they are holding up to 90 pounds without issue. To run the lines through, I needed to buy some large hook screws, which I found at a hardware store for a very low price. I'll admit that the plastic housing for the pulleys scared me at first, but I've since raised and lowered them with no problems; I debated getting a second set to support the weight, but there hasn't been a need so far!.

Brendan McGrath

| Jul 22, 2021

This device isn't "heavy duty" by any means, and I have my doubts about its claims, but it's perfect for my needs and much less expensive than another brand I've tried. Lashing straps are more difficult to use. I intend to attach these to the eyehooks on my wheelbarrow in order to secure loads of brush/branches or large objects being transported across rough terrain.

Sadie Webster

| Feb 06, 2021

I discovered so many other uses for them over the next few weeks that I am amazed at how versatile they are. I used them to control the growth pattern of a vine in the garden, they were ideal for securing a post to my deck, and the most useful application was to rig up a system of four to raise a rail to a location above a high window. It's well-made and performs admirably.

Jaziel Horn

| Apr 16, 2021

I'm not sure what their weight limits are, but they hold the lights in place perfectly and don't appear to be strained in any way.

Cayden ALLAN

| Oct 25, 2021

These are perfect for our starter plants, but if you want to use them on a rack with multiple shelves (ours has three), you'll lose about 6 or 7 inches of clearance from the rack above where you hook it to the top of the light fixture. That's a lot of growing height to give up (for each shelf). I suppose it wouldn't be an issue if you were planning on transplanting to the garden soon. However, we prefer to wait until our plants are a good size before transplanting them, so we have to limit the amount of time we can spend caring for them in the house. Overall, though, it's a lot better than fiddling with the light fixtures' dreadful little chains. I would suggest these as a low-cost way to alleviate seed-starting frustration.

Janelle Mercer

| Aug 13, 2021

There are no issues. These are where I keep my T5 4-pack of cigarettes. I like the bulb fixtures, and the quick release ratchet makes it easy to raise and lower the lights. It moves in 1/4-inch increments, as far as I can tell. Because all of the brands appear to be the same, choose the cheapest and stick with it.

Benson Wade

| Sep 24, 2021