Medium Clear Wire Toggle Hooks, 6 Wall Hook and 8 Strips, Damage-Free Hanging with Adhesive, Great for Hanging, Organization, and Storage, Holds up to 2 lb

I’ve used these Command clear wire hooks for everything from holiday décor to everyday organization, and they’ve been incredibly reliable. They’re easy to apply and hold surprisingly well for their size. What I Loved: • Clear design blends in seamlessly—great for windows, walls, and seasonal décor • Strong hold when applied correctly (perfect for lights, garland, and lightweight items) • No damage to walls when removed—comes off cleanly • Quick and easy to install with no tools needed One Small Con: • You do have to follow the directions closely (especially waiting before hanging items), otherwise they won’t hold as well—but that’s true for most Command products Who It’s Best For: Perfect for decorating, organizing small spaces, or anyone who wants a no-drill, no-damage solution. Final Verdict: These are a go-to for a reason—simple, effective, and versatile. I always keep extras on hand because they make decorating and organizing so much easier. Definitely recommend!

These are great. Must have in my house. It has to be a clean, dry, flat surface for it to hold. And pay attention the weight it holds. If you over load it they do fall off the wall. It doesn't adhere well to textures surfaces. Very versatile. I use them in the bathroom to hold my loofah, the entry way for my calendar and the front door to hold my welcome sign.

Who can go wrong with command? They work great and don’t distract from what its hanging. They last a long time and are easy to remove if you follow the instructions.

Overall, these work well, and if you can't put holes in your wall for some reason (e.g. I'm renting, and the landlord is picky about that), then they're the best solution that I'm aware of, though for some stuff, it really would be better to put a nail or screw or bolt or whatnot in the wall, since those will hold more weight, and the odds of a nail pulling itself out of the wall and damaging what you're hanging are going to be far less than the odds of one of these coming off of the wall, because what you're hanging was a tad too heavy, or your wall wasn't a good enough surface for the hook to stick. But putting nails in the wall isn't always an option. Overall, I prefer these clear hooks over the white ones, because the white ones stand out quite a lot if your wall isn't white. However, on one of my walls, I found that the clear ones wouldn't stay, whereas the white ones would, so I think that the stickiness of the white ones is better. Regardless, it clearly shows that these hooks will stick to some surfaces better than others, so your mileage may vary. However, on the walls that both the clear and white hooks worked on, I've found that the white ones stick _very_ strongly. After I didn't like how the white ones appeared, I remove a whole bunch of them and replaced them with the clear ones. For the most part, the hooks came off surprisingly well without any damage to the wall. However, in a few cases, the strip that you pull down to get them off the wall broke right at the edge of the plastic, so I couldn't use it to get the hook off the wall, and that made it quite difficult to get the hook of the wall, because it was stuck quite strongly. I don't know if the clear ones stick quite as strongly on that wall, since I haven't had to try to rip any of them off yet. But on that wall, they've stuck plenty well for what I've needed. It's that one wall with different paint where they didn't stick well. Personally, if your wall isn't white (and maybe even if it is), I'd suggest going with the clear ones and seeing if they work for you, and if they don't stick well enough, then I'd try the white ones. My main complaint with these hooks (both white and clear) is the fact that the hook is not secured to the plastic. It's basically hinged where it's connected to the plastic. So, if you have anything the hook that can't be lifted off it without it touching the hook (e.g. a calendar), then you're forced to use a finger to hold the hook in place to remove the item from the hook, which can be really annoying if the hook is high up on the wall. It probably wouldn't be a problem with something like a frying pan, but for the stuff that I've been hanging, it's been very annoying. My solution was to glue the hook to the plastic, which works reasonably well, but it's annoying to have to do that. It also works better if you realize that you need to glue them _before_ you put them up on the wall. :) Another issue is that the plastic portion that sticks to the wall sticks up quite a bit above what you hang (presumably so that it has lots of surface area to stick to the wall). So, you can't hang something right up at the edge of the ceiling or lined up with the top of a cabinet or anything like that. You're stuck with a gap of about 2 inches. 3M has smaller hooks that are shorter and would stick up less, but they supposedly hold only up to .5 pounds, whereas these supposedly hold up to 2 pounds. So, that extra size seems to be the cost of making them hold more weight. In any case, these hooks definitely have some faults, but I don't know of anything better if you want to be able to hang stuff without putting a hole in your wall. And from what I've seen, your odds are good that you'll be able to get them off the wall later without damaging the paint, but it's certainly not guaranteed.

I’ve used these clear wire toggle hooks all around my house, and they are a lifesaver. They’re super easy to apply (just make sure you clean the surface first with rubbing alcohol) and hold up surprisingly well for lightweight items like picture frames, keys, seasonal decorations, and even small kitchen tools. I love that they’re clear—they blend right in and don’t distract from whatever I’m hanging. The best part is removal. When I want to rearrange or swap things out, the strips pull off cleanly with no sticky residue or wall damage. It feels like magic compared to nails or regular adhesive hooks. One tip: follow the instructions carefully. If the wall isn’t clean, or if you overload the hook, they won’t hold as well. I’ve had great results sticking to the weight limit and avoiding humid spots like bathrooms. Overall, these hooks are an affordable, versatile, and damage-free way to hang things. I keep extra packs on hand because once you start using them, you’ll find a hundred uses!

We just moved into a new apartment and have had endless needs for command strips.. they seem to be good for everything. I liked that these were clear ones so they blend in a little better. They can't hold stuff too heavy but have been putting light things on them and have had no issues!! I personally have been putting my hats on them and they've been perfect for that. I think they will last a while and have also been happy with the command strip brand

I loved this product it held up my banners on the wall, and it was very easy to install.

Very easy to install, holds my big keychain, have used this product before, very reliable.

Ottima soluzione per appendere le decorazioni natalizie come le ghirlande, non belli se si vedono

This is my 2nd time purchased this , I love my 1st purchased so much, after getting a new house, I buy this again but this time it is big failure. 1 put 5 pieces on the wood cabinet and toliet wall , 4 pieces drop and I only put 1 hand towel on it ????? What happens to 3M I love so much? I am a big fans , my house get so many things from 3 M The quality is no longer as good as past.

Utilisés pour fixer des couverts, louches au mur de la cuisine

Hooks do the job, but two sticker strips weren't that sticky and it fell off after a few hours of putting it up. Item was around 500g only, which was within the weight limit.

Great value fast delivery