Wrenwane Premium Shower Curtain Hooks, 100% Stainless Steel, Polished Chrome, Set of 12 Rings

fantastic , roll with easy , not to noisy and go great with my "stainless shower rod " Which is already scratched everywhere in 3 days so not stainless metal on that shower rod . These roller clips were a breeze to put up and look awesome , now the shower curtains don't fall on the opening edge when I open them to get out because some 1 got smart and made full closing clips with rollers that work perfect . Also since you cant really see in the pictures these do have 2 spot welds or metal tabs to keep the balls / rollers from moving or falling down the clip , GREAT DESIGN , AND VERY FUNCTIONALY ALONG WITH A MODERN LOOK

These are fantastic looking and great quality! I compared them to another large manufacturer that would like to think they are the industry leader... NOT! These have a better shape to the clip that keeps the hooks hanging perfectly vertical, maintaining complete contact with the hooks integral stainless steel roller beads along the top of the shower rod for effortless movement of the curtain and liner along the entire rod length, even when very close to the rod ends where things bunch up and also at the joint where the smaller diameter rod slides into the slightly larger diameter rod on the very common expanding universal fit rods that most of us have. They work so well that I bought a second set of hooks and another curtain to put on the same shower rod. The double curtain length forces the fabric and hooks to bunch up closer together all along the rod length giving the curtains a pleated and luxurious high-end spa look and feel.

Here is my video review of this curtain ring set. If you are having trouble hearing the review or anything of the sort, here is an overview of what I have said in the video! The curtain rings are true to the image shown on Amazon. The color, style, etc. are exactly as pictured! I love the design with the beads. My favorite part is that these are captive hoops rather than your standard C hoops. Because they are captive, the curtain doesn't fall. They glide great over split rods and they are sturdy rings. The installation process was simple and only took around two minutes. These rings are worth the extra couple of dollars and will save you money in the long run because you won't have to buy a replacement set.

These shower rings are exceptional. They glide along the shower rod with little effort and hold an inner and outer shower curtain without any issues. They look fairly modern and worked great with a curved shower rod that I just installed. I have had these installed for 3 months now and I have not noticed any corrosion or rust. These rings have a glossy chrome look to them that would match any chrome or stainless finish on a shower rod. A little effort is needed to get them to fit over the shower rod during installation, and also to flex them closed. These behave very similarly to safety pins in how they clasp.

These all-metal shower curtain hooks are a bit unusual in that they are metal, not plastic, and have built-in rollers rather than the single-piece design of many plastic hooks. In addition, these hooks clasp fully shut: this means your shower curtain will not be falling off the hooks because the spring tension keeps each hook fully closed. I was skeptical of them because of their very low price, but as soon as I received them and got them mounted, I was thinking, "Where have you been all these years?" These hooks are highly functional, not only because they grip closed, but because the round "wheels" at the top allow the curtain to smoothly and easily slide back and forth on the shower rod. There is a slight metallic noise when they are slid, but I find that noise nicer than the typical plastic "screech" when you drag plastic hooks across a shower rod. And they look great. I'm using mine with a curved chrome rod, and I must say that the change both in appearance and functionality is fairly dramatic. They look terrific and they work very well. I keep scratching my head now as to why I've paid up to three times the price for plastic hooks in the past, but all I can say is that I'm glad I found them now, and can't recommend them more highly. Five Stars.

I found these looking for something that wouldn't rust. They look kind of cheap, very thin metal, but they were cheap, around $10, and that's why I bought them so I can't complain. The pics are accurate. They do stick to those little neomagnium magnets, but those things are very powerful, so I don't know what that means as far as rusting goes. They work really well though, slide easily along the curtain rod. People complaining about the noise make me laugh. It's a bunch of metal balls sliding along a metal rod, it's not going to be silent, and you only have to listen to it for what.. 1 second a day? I don't find them particularly noisy anyway. Installation takes a few minutes because they close completely around the rod, which is great, because they won't fall off like the open hook ones. Anyway, if you don't see a follow up review, that means they haven't rusted yet and I'm happy. After 3 years these are still looking like new!

I purchased these rolling, chrome finish shower curtain hooks to replace a similar item that had grown rusty-looking, dingy and difficult to roll. We live near the beach, so metal items tend to corrode faster here (even though we leave our windows closed). These new hooks were packaged neatly and carefully, so arrived in good condition. They went onto the rod easily (helped by the new white plastic rod cover I had installed, hoping for a quieter operation), clipped easily back together (not always the case with this type of hook) and look nice installed. They are a slightly different profile than the previous hook I had and the top arc (where the ball bearings ride) seems to fit the shower rod more completely. I'm very pleased.

I once answered that these rings rust and the seller asked me to remove the review - well I won't because they do! They are cheap, last a couple of years and then you need to replace them because they are rusted. I decided to prove that so here's the photographic proof. Installed 26th May 2018. Removed 16th June 2022 so 4 years up. (I should have replaced them a looong time ago but I'm a bachelor so go figure!). First set installed in my shower / WC 'wet' room - corroded and rusty to hell! One control ring hung next door above the bathroom sink - dull, little bit of rust. One control ring hung in my living room - dull and tarnished but not rusty. One control ring hung outside my house exposed to the elements. I live in the Middle East so we have one or two rain days in the winter only. 4 months of very wet humid weather and the rest of the year warm/hot and dry - very oxidised ring but little apparent rust.