I stumbled upon these headrest stanchion (leg) hooks while searching for helpful items to add to my SUV, and they were $14 or $3.50/hook (yeah, kind of expensive eeks so I try to find them on sale for gifts! $8/$11) but the more reviews I read and viewed photos posted, the more I realized just how much easier life could be, so I gave them a try anyway and so glad I did.
Comes in a (very nice neat brown cardboard) box of four. Everything inside is also neatly packed. Each hook is made of several pieces, three black plastic pieces and one strip of sewn black nylon webbing that holds two of the plastic pieces together. The plastic portions are just the nicest thickest and sturdiest material and the nylon straps are sewn well and neatly. Easy to install, put one on each leg of your headrest by lifting up headrest and pushing plastic hook piece toward leg to snap on, then remember to push headrest back down. [Be sure you act as the weight behind the hook for best results ;) ] I guess you could add more than one hook per headrest leg but that would affect height of your headrest.
These hooks securely hold anything with a handle or loop. Once installed, there are two hooks, a main wide one, and under it, a shorter recessed hook. The main hook itself is wide so bag straps that are wide (think nylon straps) will also fit easily and multiple bags will fit as well. I use the one main hook on one hook for my purse, a second hook for my lunch bag, and the other two hooks for grocery shopping bags. The second recessed hook (below the main hook) also holds grocery bags and items with a narrow loop. The front of the second hook also allows a third plastic piece to slide on to secure a disposable water bottle at the bottle’s neck. This feature will come in handy whenever I carry a disposable water bottle into my car. Since I’ll probably use this feature less, I applied that third plastic piece to just one of the hooks and stored the remainder in my glove box.
At first I thought I’d only need one hook but after installing all four, I have found them incredibly helpful. Now grocery bags, and my purse and lunch, won’t stand a chance of falling over anywhere in my vehicle.
Incidentally, someone here said they used it to hold their computer. While I think these are very strong and will hold a fairly heavy purse, I wouldn’t use it to hold a laptop. Laptops belong on the floor, secured to the seat, or placed in the trunk where there’s no chance of falling out of the car when the doors are opened.
Every day that goes by, I appreciate these more and more. Try a pack. You’ll be glad you did!
Enjoy fast, free delivery, exclusive deals, and award-winning movies & TV shows with Prime
Try Prime
and start saving today with fast, free delivery
Additional Details
Verified by Transparency
The brand applies a unique Transparency code to each item. We verify this code before shipping. You can verify this code using the Amazon Shopping app to confirm it comes from the brand and view additional product details.
Verified by Transparency
Each item has a unique code that we verify before shipping.
There is a newer model of this item:
Winterization
Latest automotive deals Shop now
Similar items that ship from close to you
Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1
Videos
Page 1 of 1Start OverPage 1 of 1
Videos for this product
2:57
Click to play video
B-COMFORT Original Car Headrest Hooks for Purse and Bags
B-comfort
Videos for this product
0:12
Click to play video
Install water bottle U-shaped holder-Heroway Headrest hooks
Heroway
Videos for this product
0:54
Click to play video
Heroway Magic Headrst Hooks for Car, 4Pack
Heroway
Videos for this product
0:05
Click to play video
Swing the handbag to the back of seat-Heroway Headrest Hooks
Heroway
Videos for this product
0:07
Click to play video
Customer Review: Great came earlier which I like
Brianna Guerrero
Videos for this product
0:16
Click to play video
Easy to Install - Heroway Magic Headrest Hooks for Car
Heroway
Compare with similar items
This Item  Heroway Magic Headrest Hooks for Car, Purse Hanger Headrest Hook Holder for Car Seat Organizer Behind Over the Seat Hook Hang Purse or Bags, Black, 4Pack | Recommendations  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -18% $13.99 List: $16.99 | $12.99 | $7.99 | $14.99 | $16.99 | $12.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Monday, Oct 21 | Get it as soon as Monday, Oct 21 | Get it as soon as Monday, Oct 21 | Get it as soon as Monday, Oct 21 | Get it as soon as Monday, Oct 21 | Get it as soon as Monday, Oct 21 |
| Customer Ratings | ||||||
| Sold By | CXYT LLC-US | Elegananccy-us | Amooca | CXYT LLC-US | beautybling | BFBL Group |
| color | Black | Black | Black | matteblack | Black | Black |
| material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) | Leather, Metal | Plastic | ABS | Plastic | Stainless Steel, Leather |
| brand | Heroway | Elegananccy | Amooca | Heroway | Blinglife | compuda |
| mounting type | Floor Mount,Headrest Hooks | Hanging Mount | Free Standing | Headrest | Seat | Desk Mount |
Great car organizational tool!
I stumbled upon these headrest stanchion (leg) hooks while searching for helpful items to add to my SUV, and they were $14 or $3.50/hook (yeah, kind of expensive eeks so I try to find them on sale for gifts! $8/$11) but the more reviews I read and viewed photos posted, the more I realized just how much easier life could be, so I gave them a try anyway and so glad I did.Comes in a (very nice neat brown cardboard) box of four. Everything inside is also neatly packed. Each hook is made of several pieces, three black plastic pieces and one strip of sewn black nylon webbing that holds two of the plastic pieces together. The plastic portions are just the nicest thickest and sturdiest material and the nylon straps are sewn well and neatly. Easy to install, put one on each leg of your headrest by lifting up headrest and pushing plastic hook piece toward leg to snap on, then remember to push headrest back down. [Be sure you act as the weight behind the hook for best results ;) ] I guess you could add more than one hook per headrest leg but that would affect height of your headrest.These hooks securely hold anything with a handle or loop. Once installed, there are two hooks, a main wide one, and under it, a shorter recessed hook. The main hook itself is wide so bag straps that are wide (think nylon straps) will also fit easily and multiple bags will fit as well. I use the one main hook on one hook for my purse, a second hook for my lunch bag, and the other two hooks for grocery shopping bags. The second recessed hook (below the main hook) also holds grocery bags and items with a narrow loop. The front of the second hook also allows a third plastic piece to slide on to secure a disposable water bottle at the bottle’s neck. This feature will come in handy whenever I carry a disposable water bottle into my car. Since I’ll probably use this feature less, I applied that third plastic piece to just one of the hooks and stored the remainder in my glove box.At first I thought I’d only need one hook but after installing all four, I have found them incredibly helpful. Now grocery bags, and my purse and lunch, won’t stand a chance of falling over anywhere in my vehicle.Incidentally, someone here said they used it to hold their computer. While I think these are very strong and will hold a fairly heavy purse, I wouldn’t use it to hold a laptop. Laptops belong on the floor, secured to the seat, or placed in the trunk where there’s no chance of falling out of the car when the doors are opened.Every day that goes by, I appreciate these more and more. Try a pack. You’ll be glad you did!
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2020
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
I stumbled upon these headrest stanchion (leg) hooks while searching for helpful items to add to my SUV, and they were $14 or $3.50/hook (yeah, kind of expensive eeks so I try to find them on sale for gifts! $8/$11) but the more reviews I read and viewed photos posted, the more I realized just how much easier life could be, so I gave them a try anyway and so glad I did.
Comes in a (very nice neat brown cardboard) box of four. Everything inside is also neatly packed. Each hook is made of several pieces, three black plastic pieces and one strip of sewn black nylon webbing that holds two of the plastic pieces together. The plastic portions are just the nicest thickest and sturdiest material and the nylon straps are sewn well and neatly. Easy to install, put one on each leg of your headrest by lifting up headrest and pushing plastic hook piece toward leg to snap on, then remember to push headrest back down. [Be sure you act as the weight behind the hook for best results ;) ] I guess you could add more than one hook per headrest leg but that would affect height of your headrest.
These hooks securely hold anything with a handle or loop. Once installed, there are two hooks, a main wide one, and under it, a shorter recessed hook. The main hook itself is wide so bag straps that are wide (think nylon straps) will also fit easily and multiple bags will fit as well. I use the one main hook on one hook for my purse, a second hook for my lunch bag, and the other two hooks for grocery shopping bags. The second recessed hook (below the main hook) also holds grocery bags and items with a narrow loop. The front of the second hook also allows a third plastic piece to slide on to secure a disposable water bottle at the bottle’s neck. This feature will come in handy whenever I carry a disposable water bottle into my car. Since I’ll probably use this feature less, I applied that third plastic piece to just one of the hooks and stored the remainder in my glove box.
At first I thought I’d only need one hook but after installing all four, I have found them incredibly helpful. Now grocery bags, and my purse and lunch, won’t stand a chance of falling over anywhere in my vehicle.
Incidentally, someone here said they used it to hold their computer. While I think these are very strong and will hold a fairly heavy purse, I wouldn’t use it to hold a laptop. Laptops belong on the floor, secured to the seat, or placed in the trunk where there’s no chance of falling out of the car when the doors are opened.
Every day that goes by, I appreciate these more and more. Try a pack. You’ll be glad you did!
Comes in a (very nice neat brown cardboard) box of four. Everything inside is also neatly packed. Each hook is made of several pieces, three black plastic pieces and one strip of sewn black nylon webbing that holds two of the plastic pieces together. The plastic portions are just the nicest thickest and sturdiest material and the nylon straps are sewn well and neatly. Easy to install, put one on each leg of your headrest by lifting up headrest and pushing plastic hook piece toward leg to snap on, then remember to push headrest back down. [Be sure you act as the weight behind the hook for best results ;) ] I guess you could add more than one hook per headrest leg but that would affect height of your headrest.
These hooks securely hold anything with a handle or loop. Once installed, there are two hooks, a main wide one, and under it, a shorter recessed hook. The main hook itself is wide so bag straps that are wide (think nylon straps) will also fit easily and multiple bags will fit as well. I use the one main hook on one hook for my purse, a second hook for my lunch bag, and the other two hooks for grocery shopping bags. The second recessed hook (below the main hook) also holds grocery bags and items with a narrow loop. The front of the second hook also allows a third plastic piece to slide on to secure a disposable water bottle at the bottle’s neck. This feature will come in handy whenever I carry a disposable water bottle into my car. Since I’ll probably use this feature less, I applied that third plastic piece to just one of the hooks and stored the remainder in my glove box.
At first I thought I’d only need one hook but after installing all four, I have found them incredibly helpful. Now grocery bags, and my purse and lunch, won’t stand a chance of falling over anywhere in my vehicle.
Incidentally, someone here said they used it to hold their computer. While I think these are very strong and will hold a fairly heavy purse, I wouldn’t use it to hold a laptop. Laptops belong on the floor, secured to the seat, or placed in the trunk where there’s no chance of falling out of the car when the doors are opened.
Every day that goes by, I appreciate these more and more. Try a pack. You’ll be glad you did!
Images in this review
Top reviews from other countries
Mauricio de Hoyos
Simple y efectivo
Reviewed in Mexico on February 22, 2021Color: BlackVerified Purchase
