Mesa Metal Works Motorcycle Helmet and Jacket Holder Helmet Wall Mount Helmet Rack

Makes my helmet and protective gear look good versus hung up on a hanger/on the shelf.

Quality product. Exactly what I was hoping for. I received this within days of ordering and that’s with having to cross the border. If your thinking of purchasing this you should just do it.

Lots of similar items on the market but I like this concept. Install was a snap and quality is very good. Looks awesome in the shop. Have ordered 3 in total with more possible in the future.

Now I purchased my first mount ~4 years ago and haven’t had any issues with It I do only put my helmet on it I don’t hang a jacket or anything from it. That said it’s been great hand the new in I just purchased is thicker metal meaning it doesn’t droop as much with a helmet in it( can be seen in photo the old one is on the right) and bounces less which is a good upgrade. Now I might need a new one to replace the old one......Over all Great mount looks pretty cool does the job, they do suggest putting it into a stud which makes sense but they don’t supply drywall Mollys not a big deal just be aware.

The holder itself is well made with a nice black powder coating. The helmet rest has ample space between the mounding plate and retention point. There is also ample space between the retention point and the front of the stand. My size large dirt bike helmet reaches right to the front edge. I particularly like the angle, which makes for both good storage utility and display aesthetics. Yes, the mound does flex with a helmet in place, but there's no risk of it bending or the helmet falling off. I would get this five stars, but the four screws included with the mount should not be used to mount this to anything other than plywood. Do yourself a favor and buy some actual anchors if you plan to mount this on a finished wall. Two anchors rated for 25 lbs on the top two holes were ample to hold up my helmet. The only downside is that screws that accompany anchors are generally silver in color. Not much of a problem with a helmet in place, but otherwise contrast with the black color of the rack. I ended up using a Sharpie to rectify that.