DIYMAGSuper Strong Neodymium Fishing Magents,700LBS(317KG) Pulling Force Rare Earth Magnet with Countersunk Hole Eyebolt Diameter 2.95INCH(75mm) for Retrieving in River an Magnetic Fishing

Love it so far did what i needed to buy it for. And that was to get a drill bit from under the falling apart deck I have. Idk if I'll actually use it for magnet fishing like in the water there's a pretty tall bridge where I am but I think this summer i will drag it along the beach near I am and look for fishing junk or whatever

This little magnet was exactly what I needed. Yesterday, I dropped and expensive pair of pliers in the tank of water my water sofener. Today I attached 4 feet of clothesline on the magnet and within a minute, I pulled up my pliers up from the bottom of my 6 foot high water tank. It worked like a charm. It made my day. I hate losing stuff.

Everything was great except for the carabiners. You could do a better job with better carabiners. They were the cheapest made. Do better.

Great too to correct my gauge when it went past the peg. I’m sure I’ll use it for other applications too

My neighbor used it, and the first toss the clip with threads detached. Good bye magnet. I'm impressed by the quality, now I have to save enough to buy a replacement.

Receive the item in a plastic case, opened it, and found the magnet cracked, returned for refund

Great tool did just what I needed very strong I buy it again

So, like so many people have said, there are 1 of 2 places it can come unhooked, the eye unscrews or the carabiner. I told my husband & his friend about the eye & told them to check it every often, but failed to tell them about the carabiner. I figured it would be obvious to screw it tight. I also suggested since they didn't need that much rope & it had 2 eyelets, to cut the rope and attach a bobber or something that floats so in case the eyelet or carabiner come off, they would have a back up retrival. Many men are dumb though, or perhaps careless or some other word is a more palative descriptive of why they never read anything or listen to a women that clearly has more knowledge in a particular subject matter so, they lost it. Tossed it around like they were trying to wrangle a cow and on release hit the top of the boat house, at that point they weren't sure what happened but the magnet sailed out to the water and the carbiner fell still attached to the rope. Either they didnt tighten the lock on the carabiner or it came loose but they thought they must not have tightened it. There was no reason for them to be swinging it that hard though. Lots of stuff has fallen off the dock.Before all that happened, when they were tossing it out from the dock, they managed to snag it on some fishing line and was able to bring up a really nice pole probably worth around $65. However, they might have been able to do that just as well with a grapple hook. They were looking for another pole the friend had lost earlier in the summer. They were searching at a 15-20 ft depth. I figured they would loose it so I am glad I didn't get the more expensive Brute brand. Magnet attached very tight to golf cart/iron objects on land and that is all I can really sayabout it. I am going to get another one (not sure same brand) b/c it seems like a fun hobby for myself but I want a grapple hook too next time (sunken logs might be an issue with those). Can't say anything bad about it in the very short time it was used, and still at least have the rope (& gloves). It did not come with a threadlocker so had hubby grab the blue threadlocker b/c that is all we had.