Scuba Choice Scuba Diving Reef Dri' Hook with 45" Line and Stainless Steel Clip Snap

As you can see in the picture the clip on those from a dive shop is a quick attach brass one. These are steel. Would recommend buying this and then upgrading the attachment to the brass. It is still cheaper than retail but easier to use and won’t rust.Are they strong? Yes! I have used them in strong ocean currents when spearfishing.Lastly couple of quick comments from a divemaster:1. Single hook reef hooks are easier to place onto anchor points than double hooks2. Practice taking it out of the holder, attaching to a d-ring on your BCD and then onto rocks before you have to use one. Do it a lot. You need to be able to do this one handed, by feel only and fast. You’d be surprised at how many people can’t and then get tangled, mess it up and come off the anchor point. They drift off 300 ft and the DM has to go find them. No fun for anyone.

Extremely thick and durable stainless. Much wider and beefier than i thought from pic

Good heavy duty reef hook, good quality for the price.

Used ot on my diving trip. Perfect!

Was delivered in a timely manner. The materials involved in making this reef hook was of good quality. I was very pleased.

Great gear for Scuba Diving especially back home in the Philippines where the current is usually strong.Just hook it up on a rock & you are stable! Also great in taking pictures on strong currents.

Well constructed and sturdy hook, heavy line, stainless steel. The best I've seen. Snap bolt is easy to connect to a D ring.

We haven't used them yet, but they appear to be well made.