Great American Hanger Co. 6-Bar Trouser Hanger

very difficult to access any but the top pair of pants

The arms don't move; so it's very hard to put pants on and take them off. Each rail has sharp plastic teeth that hurt my hands and could rip light fabric.It's hard to put pants on the hanger and hard to take them off without hurting yourself or your pants. Returning them.

TROUSERS

This isn't up to the quality standard of the other GAHC products I've purchased from STP; it seems a little flimsy & nowhere near as practical as their other products. It is well-named, as it is not practical for storing 6 pairs of jeans: slacks only (or lighter) need apply! This hangar can only be used on the high bar in my closet; I prefer the heavy steel open-loop hangar (offered elsewhere here on STP's site) for my pants storage needs . Other than these caveats, it's a good product: the rubber teeth are a nice touch as they'll keep slick fabrics from sliding off the hangar w/o damage to them in use.

It is really hard to use. I would return if it were not cheap

I have ordered many of these hangers and have realy enjoyed hanging my slacks on... save closet space as well which is a good things. I organized all my black slacks on one hanger, all my navy on one and so on really comes in handy when I am trying to decide what color of slacks to wear.

Giving as a gift for son-in-law for hanging jeans. I'm hoping it holds up.

Inexpensive product, not bad looking; however, one of the supports broke the first time I filled up the rack. It can't handle too much weight

Great idea, but the design and build are lacking. STP sent two by mistake. Good thing, because only one of them was in decent (only decent)shape-returned the other. On the "bad one" the wooden dowel crossbars were badly warped and the rubber gripper designed to keep pants from sliding off was peeling out of its grooves. This works best as a spacesaver for light material, casual pants. Anything else (like wool dress pants or even heavy jeans) would be too fussy to get into and out of the crossbars (too little space between them, and pants legs drape over one another in way that insures wrinkling without fussy attention every time you use it) or thick and too heavy for the crossbars. I have some light warm ups and lounge pants and will keep mine for those, but it could be better built.

I used mine to hold a number of scarves that were filling up a drawer, and it works great.