RaxGo Ski Wall Mounted Rack, Holds Skis & Skiing Poles or Snowboard for Home and Garage Storage, Heavy Duty and Rubber-Coated Hook, (Set of 2)

Great rack for holding and storing skis. Strong and well made.

I finally got my skis off the floor and out of the way! The rack was easy to hang once I clear out a place for them!

Like that it was easy to install. Use for hanging skis on.

The holders are exactly what we needed to store our skis. The only issue our skis stick to the plastic coating

Works well. More substantial anchors would have been nice.

Very easy to install. I needed hooks for 4 skis and this fit the bill because I could put each hook at different locations. Most items sold had to be 4 in a row which wouldn’t work on my wall.

I mounted these skis racks in my garage. Each rack very nicely holds my cross country skis securely. The protective rubber coating protects the skis and prevents scratching, etc. A little pricey but worth it in my opinion.

Is to install

Works well, and I am satisfied. The ability to choose the mounting separation is nice. Rack units themselves are nice and sturdy, and well padded with durable vinyl. However a couple of things to bear in mind that might save you some of my head-scratching ;-) :1. The spacing of the secondary "prongs" is too narrow to mount "right side up" - ski tips (flared, of course) hang up on them when the wide-spaced prongs are on top, rendering them not useful to hang poles or packs or similar. This is just a design issue. I ended up simply mounting them "upside down" - narrow-spaced for hanging the skis at the top - and they work fine. (See photo.)2. I recommend carefully planning your installation. Skis are heavy, and the two 1 1/2" screws are barely adequate (in fact they are masonry screws - instructions are pretty sketchy). If you are mounting to an interior wall (drywall) you definitely have to hit a wall stud, and even then if you can get a longer, more powerful couple of screws that wld be good. You might get lucky and your studs will be right where you want them (usually on 16" centers, of course), but I'll bet more often that is not the case. Looking at the photo, you will see that I very securely mounted a 1x5 (decking) board to the wall studs to distribute the load (using 4" long 1/4" and 3/8" screws with washers), then used longer full-thread wood screws to mount the racks to the board+wall - in one case through to a wall stud, and in the other case through to heavy-duty drywall anchors. Maybe a bit over-engineered, but hopefully you get the idea...

The brackets appear well-built and hold both skis and poles as described. My issue was that, while one bracket had hole spacing of 2.25”, the other had spacing of 3.25”. The former worked well for the 1x4” strapping I was using to mount the brackets (see photo), but I needed to drill another hole for the latter. It is reasonable to expect consistent hole spacing for ‘identical’ metal brackets.

I'm blown away at how strong these are, way over kill for holding up ski's and poles but id rather it over built. Simple design look awesome on the wall

Bought these hooks for my shed. They look and work well. Keeps skis, poles and helmet very organized and out of the way.