Vest hanger recommendation

[Mosby]

Every year I evaluate what works and what doesn't. I got tired of my small game and turkey vests falling off coat hangers or laying around and having my stuff fall out of pockets when I pick them up. I found these Tough Hook hangers and they work great to hold my vests full of shells and equipment in the back of my truck and/or going in and out of hotel rooms. They aren't cheap but they are thick, hold a lot of weight, my vest straps don't come off the sides and my crap isn't falling all over the place. Makes things a lot easier when I am loading the truck up to go hunting or getting back and I need to carry my stuff in for the night. I think small things make a difference and staying organized saves a lot of wasted time and frustration when hunting several days in a row.

 

[Dalton138]

I've been using one for years to hold my (very heavy) plate carrier

 

[TSAMP]

Interesting, for those lazy bums such as myself, what's the price? I find when I get back to a locked truck with a topper. I have to take off my vest to get keys out, which means set my gun somewhere first. Generally it's hood of truck and hang vest on my mirror, but as mentioned that doesn't always go as planned. So more often it ends up on the ground one way or another..I could see this inside my topper.

 

[Mosby]

Interesting, for those lazy bums such as myself, what's the price? I find when I get back to a locked truck with a topper. I have to take off my vest to get keys out, which means set my gun somewhere first. Generally it's hood of truck and hang vest on my mirror, but as mentioned that doesn't always go as planned. So more often it ends up on the ground one way or another..I could see this inside my topper.

$18 per one. Under $17 a piece for 2. Extremely heavy duty. I hang mine in my topper(mine has two fold down bars for hangers) after I put my gun back in case. Much better than laying stuff on the back seat or dropping it in the bed of truck.