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Lori Goeas
2025-07-15 13:54:52
Simple to install. Great quality storage unit to store our boards until Winter. We installed it on the wall of our garage.
Amazo
2025-07-06 10:31:56
Sturdy enough to hold boards and skis. Do not mount close to anything that you care about. The supports will fall out when removing boards and skis if you are not careful.
Aaron R
2025-06-28 16:10:11
Not “heavy duty†but light weight, easy to assemble and exactly what I needed for my garage. I did have to use my own screws to mount the rack since the ones they came with were not compatible with my wall
Woodsman
2025-06-26 10:26:29
This rack is a pretty good value considering all the parts, sleek modernist design would work inside for anything from a retail display or show your friends that you snowboard once a year. Either way it’s a recommend for snowboards especially because they are hard to store without a rack like this.
StraightUp Reviews
2025-05-02 17:58:46
This OutdoorMaster 4-Level Snowboard + Ski Wall Storage Rack works OK. It has a simple, basic design and is not overly sturdy. I needed to use my own hardware to install into studs. The hardware provided would not work for studs. The rack will hold 4 snowboards or skis. Holds the boards well but the racks are not wide enough to hold our snowboard bags. The racks and how they connect can be a bit fragile so good to hang it in a more out of the way spot. The rack does work and stores our snowboards - but is overpriced at the original price point of $70.
Grammar Snob
2025-03-13 11:36:38
We got this rack to hold snowboards as well as a couple pairs of skis.Here's the deal:- It does hold a snowboard just fine as pictured, but if you're like a lot of us and put your snowboard(s) in a bag, don't expect it to be able to hold the whole bag. The hooks are very narrow. (So that means you shouldn't expect to be able to put anything other than a bare snowboard or pair of skis on the rack.)For $20, this would be at least a 3-star item. But for $70, unfortunately, I can't give it more than a 2. It's literally just two rack rails with four pairs of basic hooks that you could probably get from a hardware store for $1 each.- You will not be able to screw it into a stud, because the included screws aren't long enough. I hope you have really strong drywall.- Finally, the biggest problem is that the hooks just get placed into the rack rails. That makes for easy installation, but means they lift out SUPER easily. If your snowboard gets even slightly stuck on the hooks, they'll fall right out. I do NOT feel safe having this installed in my garage because if one of my kids bumps a snowboard, it'll pop right out along with the hooks and fall on them. Not ideal.-
RoboMojo
2025-01-29 12:51:38
I got this to hang my snowboards in the winter and my longboards in the summer. It works well enough and when spaced correctly can hold various types of boards. Assembly was easy and so was installation. They are spartan in terms of aesthetics and I wish there was some padding on the hanger where the metal snowboard edges come in contact with the hanger. I like the modular design that allows me to add or move the wall mounts.
Sarah
2025-01-28 12:35:42
This rack is super simple to install, all you need is a level, a drill, and maybe a stud finder. The two long vertical pieces screw into a stud, and because they are separate they can be screwed wherever the studs are to insure a sturdy installation. Once those pieces are up the hooks attach where needed. This is perfect for hanging extra boards and for display. I would say that the pieces could likely be found at a local hardware store for much less. Great for what it is, but too pricey.
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