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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 5.8 inches | | Product Width: | 4.5 inches | | Product Height: | 0.8 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.3 pounds | | Package Length: | 4.9 inches | | Package Width: | 4.5 inches | | Package Height: | 0.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 195 reviews |
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39 of 40 found the following review helpful:
Basic Jul 20, 2006
By Evan
"Evan"
For $5 it is definitely worth the price...it holds 20-25 ties and works perfectly. This is great if you don't want to spend the money on the electric tie machines...the only issue is whether or not it is worth the $5 or so in shipping...if you can get to a store to purchase, I would do so and save yourself the shipping cost. Overall, great value and a simple, but effective product.
30 of 31 found the following review helpful:
 Twirl-a-Tie is worth it. Jun 16, 2009
By Joanne Kent
In the past, I have bought my husband numerous tie racks including electronic products that eventually broke down. He feels the Twirl-a-Tie is the best. He now has 4.
31 of 34 found the following review helpful:
Cheap price, great design Mar 13, 2009
By Michael Leake
This is really an ingenious little tie hanger. Very well designed and functional. Don't be deceived by the cheap price. If you have less than 20 ties, simply spread them out on the tie hangers so that the spindle is in balance and spins freely. The ties are stored neatly and compactly. Installation consists of snapping two pieces of plastic together. Nothing could be easier. I'm amazed how well it works. For this price I didn't expect much, but I couldn't be more satisfied.
39 of 47 found the following review helpful:
 Ugly, poorly-designed piece of junk Dec 09, 2009
By cxlxmx
I needed a new tie and belt organizer that I could hang rather than screwing into the wall, so I ordered three from Amazon: Walnut Tie Rack With Swivel Hook, walnut tie rack shapped like shirt hanger, and Twirl-a-Tie. I already owned a vertical style hanger like the Non-slip Tie & Belt Valet.
My recommendation is for either the walnut rack on swivel hook or the walnut rack shaped like a shirt hanger, depending on your needs.
The Twirl-a-Tie is just a gimmick. Made of ugly plastic, its hooks are not spaced far enough apart, so you can use only every other hook or mash your ties together. Even using only every other hook, the ties are still crushed between the hooks at the inside. I would buy the Twirl-a-Tie only if I knew a small boy who owned some ties and wanted a hanger. It is too bulky to be used for travel.
The walnut tie rack on swivel hook is sturdy and decent-looking, although not something to show off. It will accept 22 ties on its 22 hooks, which are sized and spaced adequately. It is easy to get the ties on and off the hooks, and the hooks are long enough to hang belts on the end in addition to the ties. Drawbacks: (1) it does not swivel easily and must be removed from the closet to pick a tie; (2) it is wide and the hooks push into the clothes on either side; (3) it is long and your ties may dangle onto things if the floor of your closet is stacked high.
The walnut tie rack shaped like a shirt hanger will hold 24 ties. It is nice-looking and sturdy enough... I think. The major drawback is that it is difficult to remove ties from the rack. The rack has to be removed from the closet and some of the moveable hooks re-arranged to get a tie off. Unlike the walnut swivel, this hanger is relatively thin and space-efficient and keeps the ties dangling higher off the closet floor. It cannot accept belts, but the company makes a matching belt rack that I suspect works well.
If your personality is such that you would get annoyed having to move hooks to get at an individual tie, choose the walnut swivel. If you are short on space in your closet, choose the walnut shirt-style hanger.
I previously owned one of the vertical tie organizers like the non-slip. I hated it. It has the drawbacks of all three of the above reviewed: it is ugly and crushes the ties together; it must be removed from the closet to choose a tie and dangles the ties too low; it is difficult to get at the ties on the hanger. You will regret buying it.
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Works as advertised, but it's wider than I expected Aug 27, 2009
By erugifog
"erugifog"
When I first pulled this thing out of the box (it comes in two pieces that you must snap together), I wondered if I had just wasted $5. It's made of the same type of plastic that many clothes hangers use and probably costs all of $0.10 to produce. But I snapped the pieces together, loaded the rack completely full of ties, and darn if it doesn't do the job just fine.
I disagree with the reviewer who gave this one star. Fully loaded, it is solid and rotates fine to help you access any of your ties. It is not imbalanced fully loaded, although if you only had a few ties to hang on it, I think you would need to space them out to keep the rack from tipping.
One caveat: This rack is a bit wide as it hangs in your closet. I didn't quite realize just how wide it would be from looking at the picture. I have another type of tie rack that looks like a clothes hanger and holds the ties beneath it in a straight row on tiny hangers. The Twirl-a-Tie is at least twice as wide as that one. I measured the diameter, and the Twirl-a-Tie is 4 1/4" wide. It takes up about as much space as two or three suits hanging next to each other. If closet space is at a premium for you, you might want to consider a narrower type of rack. Also, if this rack is crammed into a stuffed closet, the clothes on either side will impede the rack's ability to rotate the ties around. On the plus side, however, it's easier for me to see and access my ties with the Twirl-a-Tie than with my other rack. The width issue aside, the Twirl-a-Tie is a good value and works as advertised.
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