Honey-Can-Do 2-Pack Shelf Poles with Leg

I am modifying my review again, after realizing just how inferior these are to the Metro brand posts (which are also more expensive). I have discovered that the metro brand posts have a much better groove, offering much superior holding power for the clips. I used to think it was the quality of the actual clips that was the issue. Then I bought some metal clips, had the same issue with the honey-can-do posts. Then I tried the Metro posts, and the slippage problem went away. I will still use the honey-can-do posts for some stuff. But I am switching to the Metro posts for anything that is not very lightweight, and easy to fix when the clips slip down. I just modified my review, due to one of these posts breaking. I dropped the post, from maybe a height of 4'. The bottom piece, where the foot screws in, fell out. I was able to super glue the piece back in, along with using a hammer as it does connect with decent friction, but the fact it fell out so easily concerns me some. I am wondering if it was welded in place, or if it was only glued in place. Due to this weak point I would not use wheels with these posts. As long as all the pressure is straight down, this weak point should not be a problem. I still prefer these posts to all of the other brands I have tried. I really like that they use a standard thread for the feet, instead of using a non-standard thread, forcing one to buy only their brand of wheels. (I guess that point is more moot, now that I would hesitate to use them with wheels). I have tried several brands of posts, for this style of wire shelving. This is still my favorite brand. I like that they come in white. Standard thread used for feet, instead of custom (such as used by shelving.com and theshelvingstore.com). I have found multiple other brands that use the same standard thread for the feet (Seville, Metro, Regency, although Regency quality of the thread is very low compared to the others).