LOVIMAG Black Heavy Duty Magnetic Hooks - 110lbs Strong Neodymium Magnet Hooks with Epoxy Coating (4 Pack) - Perfect for Cruise Cabins, Lockers, Classrooms, Kitchens, Offices & Metal Doors - Ideal for Hanging Coats, Keys, Utensils & Organizing Small Items

I got the 110 pound two pack of these magnets (explanation of how these magnets get their weight limits below). Because I have an understanding of how these work weight wise, I truly didn't want something light dragging these down the fridge. GOOD LUCK getting these off of whatever you stick them to. ? I put the magnet on the fridge before I fully screwed the hook in, of course I had to turn it half of a turn, it was then upside down, and then it was a pain just trying to spin it right side up! Then I decided I wanted to see how well it stuck to the fridge prior to figuring out where I actually wanted it, and trying to get it back off the fridge was a ton of fun, let me tell you! ? I had to slide it across the fridge slowly so it wouldn't scratch! They are tiny but mighty! There made nice and look nice. They're easy to put together, extremely sturdy, and you can hang a ton of things on them! I chose to hang grocery bags on them as seen in the picture! I 10/10 recommend, and if you're getting these to hang something light like me, I'd suggest getting a lower weight option.HOW THESE MAGNETS GET THEIR WEIGHT LIMITS:When product claims are made for regular neodymium magnetic hook holding capacity, they are generally touting pull force weight, which means the amount of force it takes to pull the magnet directly off of a thick steel surface. These weight capacity claims are based on pull force testing on thicker steel. Which means the amount of force it takes to pull the magnet directly off of a thicker steel surface of 1/2" or more. This thickness of steel is seldom found in homes or garages. In addition, for a hook to function properly to hang an item, we will generally want it to hang perpendicular to the floor, at a right angle, not vertically from above. This is measured by shear force vs. pull force. Shear force is the amount of weight the hook can hold in a downward direction, towards the floor.For a regular neodymium magnetic hook to have the power to hold 20, or 60 lbs. of shear force, it would be very difficult for a user to place, move, or remove the hook from the steel surface by hand without damage to themselves or the surface.