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These hooks are the easiest to use item of its kind. Clean, damage free placement. No need for a hammer so the only intrusion is the small hole made when inserting the hook. They work great for hanging my NHL game-used autographed hockey gloves. Join the gloves by using a couple Velcro straps, (also available on this site), and then hang them on the hook. It only took moments, and looks great.

I searched a lot of stores for hooks like these, but could not find them any where. I searched the web and found the dry wall hooks at Misterart.com. They are exactly what I was looking for and they make hanging pictures a breeze.

I have used these to hang a heavy picture in just the sheetrock. They are sturdier than the Monkey & Hercules hangers. Plus I have a pocket door in a wall and you have to be careful what type of hook you use to hang on the sheetrock. It is a very small space between the drywall & pocket door, or else you could damage the door or even if you use a screw or nail could easily attach it to the door without realizing it. The Herculdes/Monkey hangers insert too far into the wall for this application, but the Moore Wall Hangers worked perfect. Just poke the hanger in the wall, remove it, insert the eyelet & then put the hanger through the eyelet. Fast easy & simple. It's a good product at a good price.

Love these hooks. I have a pocket door and you have to be careful what you use on the exterior wall of the pocket doors. The Hercules & Monkey hooks when inserted are recessed to far into the wall for the door to close. The Moore Dry Wall Hangers are the perfect size for hanging decor on walls. I have used Hercules/Monkey hooks before, but to me the Moore Hangers are sturdier.