Double Roller Glide Shower Curtain Rings

I love these hooks. They glide very smoothly over the bar. The double hooks are the best especially when one wants to change the liner but not the curtain or visa versa. It's the only way to go!

Worked great!

If you have issues with pain in your hands, these are a game changer! I was replacing the type of hook you have to squeeze to get open and squeeze again to get closed and hand strength has become a real problem for me. I'm older and I have tendinitis after a lifetime of computer work so when I saw these, I was ecstatic! All you have to do is hang your shower liner on one side of the hook and your curtain on the other. I'm hoping the don't rust easily because I don't ever want to go back to the squeeze type again.

These work great. Look nice.Do not tilt if you only use one side. Nice to take curatain off and on.

These worked well for several years. Makes it easy to slide the curtain, which was the main consideration. But after that period, it did begin to rust, and then would not slide easily, and i eventually replaced them. Also, they would occasionally come off the curtain rod, and the curtains would also come off the hook. I think this could have been solved by making the design a little different, while still making it easy to intentionally attach and detach the curtains. Regarding the rusting, since the product only claims to be rust resistant, and not rustproof, i don't consider it false advertising.

Easy peezy, they slide well.

***UPDATE 1/19/19*** I've owned these for almost exactly 2 years. I just reinspected them and they still look like new upon quick glance. There is minor surface corrosion between the ball bearings. VERY unnoticeable. When pulling the shower curtain, ALL of the shower rings glide on my metal shower rod. Yes, every single one of them. What some of them do NOT do, is have the ball bearings roll/spin while they glide on the rod. This doesn't bother me all because it's still fully functional. It's metal on metal, hence why they glide without rolling. If the rings were on a rod that had caused more friction in order for the bearings to roll, they would. Point is, it's been 2 years and i paid $4 for these! I read someone else's review on here, and the guy gave these 1 Star because he had a hard time opening the plastic package. That doesn't warrant a poor review because of the packaging! Perhaps letting the manufacturer know about the issue and suggest an alternate package, would serve more useful. I'm sticking with 5 stars because of the price and operation after 2 full years. There's not a whole lot you can say about shower rings, unless you're Dell Griffith. I would do my usual "Pros vs Cons" here, but there's really only 1 Con to mention, and it's not anything that bad. Over time, they do get some rust inside and in between the ball bearings, preventing them from rolling properly. I just bought these for $7 in an Amazon Lightning Deal because I needed to replace the same exact ones for the exact reason that i just gave. I had them for 6 years and i'd say they needed replacing after about 4-5 of those years. They work really well. I do recommend them. The packaging was a little challenging to get them out, while trying to avoid being cut by the plastic, but hey, that's just the packaging. My particular challenge was the interaction with them and my shower rod. Both of them gather moisture over time and can still gather rust. That prevents them from working properly. Take care of them and they'll last longer. I can offer up some quick tips for maintenance so that they last longer. If you don't mind replacing them every 4-5 years then you don't have to read on. Tips: -Keep the shower Rod Clean. -Use olive oil on a paper towel and wipe the shower rod. This will (temporarily) keep the glide smooth. You'll need to do this more than once. -Use a light to medium weight plastic liner and outside liner. The heavier you go, the more weight the rings have to pull. * Try to find a shower rod that is either one whole piece, or has an extension with a low lip. What i mean by this is most rods are adjustable, with one rod going into another. One rod is bigger than the other so that it'll fit inside, making it extendable. Here lies the problem: At the point where it extends, there's a lip. My shower rod happens to have a lip that the rings can get hung up on if they get seized up by rust. Trust me when i say that you'll go through shower liners because of ripping them through frustration when trying to pull the curtain shut or open* Thanks for reading! If you liked this review, you may like my other ones on various products helpful as well. Just click on my name, CodeRed, and give me a follow. Thanks again!

These hooks are sturdy and don’t need to be opened to attach the shower curtain and liner. I purchased them because my previous curtain hooks needed to be opened and closed to hang the shower curtain. The hooks broke when I moved and needed to take the shower curtain off the hooks. And rehang the curtain in my new shower. These hooks won’t break if I need to remove the shower curtain.

These look wonderful! I absolutely love the way there is two sides to them, makes changing my shower liner easier as I don’t have to remove the curtain and liner to just replace my liner as well as I don’t have to remove my liner to change out my curtain either! I love it! However with it having hooks those hooks sometimes pop off the liner or curtain if I’m not paying attention in spots easier than they would have if there was a sort of latch to keep them, otherwise they are amazing and I’ll probably never get shower hooks a different way again.

Ended up rusting after some time otherwise still work and is a great product.