DOIOWN Pants Hangers Slacks Hangers Space Saving Non Slip Stainless Steel Clothes Hangers Closet Organizer for Pants Jeans Trousers Scarf (2-Pack(5 Layer&Purple))

If you're lazy like me and want an easy way in and out from the closet for you clothes, this may not be the best choice hanger. It does however make sorting your pants easier, if you have four (4) of the same type of pants. There are four rods on each hanger which come off its insert (kind of the same way a clothespin works). When I got mine there were no instructions enclosed, but it does have some learning capacity for the best way you feel it should be. The rods can swing to the right or left. The hanger itself does have some weight to it, but as you add the clothes it will feel much heavier. One can place the hanger on a rod, but make sure there's ample space to the right & left of the hanger to swing the rods out.When I first attempted to hang my things, I swayed the rods all out to one side. Bad idea. It is more bulky like that and harder to take pants below the top rod off. Then I tried alternating sides, and that worked so much better. The only issue is that even though one can hang four pants per rod, I still feel like it takes up the same amount of space as four pants hangers with one pair of pants each.I also tried adding pants to the hangers whilst resting the hanger on my bed. If you alternate, you have to flip sides for each alternation. If you keep it all on one side, then that's easier.Also, from an intuitive perspective. Place the pants on each rod going from bottom rod to top rod. Then, organize them as well from least used (bottom rod(s)) to most used (top rod(s)). You'll find that to be really worth your while.Taking the pants off is relatively easy. Just slide them off the rod that you disengage from its post. Or, pull them through (but that requires more morning strength).Happy shops!

I purchased these hangers to organize my closet after watching The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up. To be honest I've been folding everything into tiny squares and storing in drawers. But I find it has been eating more time than I wanted to actually devote to laundry. Thank you, leggings, but I have other things I'd rather be doing with my time.Durability - Initially 4/5 stars as of date of receipt (19Feb2019). I see some points where the welds look incomplete, but the wire gauge is solid. Holds up all my various leggings and tights easily. Feels like they could hold much more substantial legwear quite easily.Easy to use - Initially 5/5 stars as of date of receipt (19Feb2019). Non slip bar is GREAT. Holds all my leggings and tights and I don't have to even think about slipping. They stick to the bars and do not budge. Bars swing forward and backwards from a single point. Head of hanger doesn't swivel around but it does lay flat from front to back (half swivel?). Load from the bottom to top, and lay all the legs to one side or the other for easy viewing of your garments.Value for money - 3/5 stars. Honestly, these are very well made. The wire gauge is very thick, the non slip foam padding doesn't move and is very thick. There is no weird smell to them either. However, I paid nearly $10/each. I don't regret it. But they're hangers. I did look around and these seem to be the best ones on Amazon in terms of materials. Other hangers seemed to have thinner foam padding or thinner gauge metal and for the sheer amount of traffic my closet gets, I needed something that looked like it could withstand daily handling. Prices fluctuate so I may have overpaid.Overall rating - 4/5 stars only because of the price.Hangers look exactly like the pictures.

I gained a lot of closet space and easy access to my collection of slippery scarves and leggings. I can get 3 scarves or leggings on one rung, taking up less space than pants hangers and other types of scarf hangers. If you hang all the items so they hang down on the same side, it is easy to see them all. just unhook the bars until you get to the one you want, hang or remove item, then easily hook the bars back up. Sooo much easier viewing and access than other hanger options.Although these are great for thin slippery things, I don't think they save any time or space for thicker items like jeans - the bulk of the heavier folded material takes up more space than using pants hangers for the same number of items, and it is more difficult to hang them wrinkle-free. But for those slippery scarves and polyester leggings, these are the best.

I bought these stacking hangers to get my closet better organized and to save space. These hangers worked well for me. I bought several and organized my slack by type. It is so much easier to find what I am looking for now.

So these hangers do store at least 4 pairs of pants, however, for me, they were too cumbersome in having to open them up just to see which pants were which. I tend to have a lot of dark colored pants for work, but I can only tell what’s what by the waistband/tag area. With having that area concealed, well...it didn’t really work for me. Also, unfortunately, in my opinion, once loaded up, the bulk and width of space the pants take up is still pretty much the same as 4-5 regular hangers. A return was seamless via Kohl’s drop off.

Pros: Got these steel hangers today well packaged, reached before time. Very sturdy as you can see in the pictures, Rubber is also of good quality. Definitely save lot of space in my closet.Cons: Once I hanged clothes on them, it became very heavy and was really hard for me to remove pant out of it. It took lot of my energy to do that which I don’t want to waste early morning while in rush for office. Another problem is that the joint at the top is very sharp that could hurt someone. I felt these are better for light weight pants/Trousers or hang only 2-3 jeans. So that they can easily come out.