LCOKEIY 94 inch Double Shepherds Hook for Bird Feeder, Bird Feeder Poles for Outdoors

I order this for my sister and when I went to visit with her, I proceeded to put this together and honesty I wasn't about Shepheard hook because it was in two pieces and I never had one those of shepherd hook that work but I can say oh my gosh when I put it together for her I was shocked an d again I want one of those for myself. I was totally shocked of the height it was tall. I will be ordering me one of these shepherd's hook and I would recommend as well.

Liked the sturdiness of the item. Hung a large bird feeder from it on one side and a suet feeder on the other. Just what I wanted in order to watch the birds.

This bird feeder hook is so sturdy. I'm impressed with how sturdy it is! I got it couple months back and just put it out when weather warmed. I was pleasantly surprised how tall and strong it is. Great pole!

I The welding and stake was well made. After a slight confusion with base it was easy to assemble. Not sure if it will last in winds we are having lately.

I needed a shepherds hook that would be tall enough for me to watch hummingbirds on my feeders and this has filled the bill. I also love the fact that it can be adjusted to various heights.

This item needs a wider and sturdier base. The hooks on the top are closer to the main pole than I imagined, but that is necessary to maintain stability. I put it in the ground and the weight of the feeder caused it to pull out and topple over. My plan is to dig a hole and plant the pole deeper. I bought it for the hight. It is easy to assemble and the pole itself seems to be strong.

I love how this looked but it was not very strong. The squirrels have had no issues with climbing up it and bringing it down. I tried bracing it but that didn't help.

didn't expect this to be so light weight. it doesn't stay in the ground very well. need a mallet/hammer to try and set it straight too. prob should've gone to Lowes or home Depot for something sturdier.

It was fairly easy to put together but it was awkward. Unfortunately it didn't work out. The rods are not thick or strong. I tried hanging a hummingbird feeder and a small lantern and it was too flimsy to stand up straight (rod bent). I ended up just throwing it away.

it didn't last a month in my yard. I had a bird feeder and tray feeder hanging from it and last night a raccoon or an opossum decided to try and climb it and bent it completely over just above the prongs that were in the ground. this is nothing but a cheap tube of metal. and I'm disappointed that I wasted money on it.