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Versatile Overhead Storage
Turn unused overhead space into functional garage ceiling storage for a kayak, ladder, or bike up to 125lbs with this hoist pulley system.
Automatic Locking Brake
The pulley hoist features a rope locking mechanism that makes it easy for one person to raise or lower heavy items while preventing unwanted release.
Easy to Install
This garage hoist comes with all necessary installation hardware, including enough rope to fit a ceiling up to 12-feet-tall.
James Williams
2025-07-28 11:41:16
The Kayak Storage Hoist has been a game-changer for organizing my garage and keeping my kayak out of the way. With a 125lb capacity, it handles my 12-foot kayak with ease, and the pulley system makes lifting and lowering it surprisingly effortless.The installation instructions were clear, and all the necessary hardware was included. Once mounted, the system feels secure and stable. I especially appreciate the rubber-coated hooks that grip the kayak without scratching it. The locking mechanism adds peace of mind, keeping the kayak safely in place when hoisted.This hoist isn’t just for kayaks—it’s versatile enough for bikes and ladders too, but I primarily use it for my kayak, and it works perfectly. It has freed up a ton of floor space in my garage, and I can’t recommend it enough for anyone who needs a simple, reliable storage solution for their gear!
Adriana
2025-07-02 10:15:35
I bought this hoist to store two kayaks (a Liquidlogic XP-9 and an XP-10) which are relatively short (9 and 10 feet, respectively) and wide (28 inches) in the living room of my apartment.Installation was extremely easy. Each system comes with two easy to install mounting plates on which the rest of the system is mounted. It takes two anchor points per plate, so I had to drill four holes per system on my concrete roof with a hammer drill and install sturdy anchors. As long as you measure correctly and align the holes properly, you will have a very nice looking system in place. I installed two hoists parallel to each other over my living room, one over the couch and the other over the coffee table. Then you mount the rest of the system on the plates and the entire process should take no longer than half an hour. Measure twice carefully (remember to consider a six inch clearance if mounting against a side wall) and drill once!After passing the lines through the pulleys there will be two lines, one for the back pulley and one for the front. I have had single rope systems which in theory should work, but in reality they do not because the friction on all the pulleys would have to be equal and it rarely is, which causes the load to tilt when raising or lowering. Yes, handling two independent ropes can be a little hard, but it is better than lowering a tilted 30 pound boat. Two lines guarantee horizontal lifting and, more importantly, a perfectly horizontal storing position.Lifting and lowering the kayaks is an easy operation. Once the webbing is tightly wrapped around the kayak you just pull the lines and it goes up. If you pull from behind the break it will go up with minor effort; once the kayak has reached its height you walk to the front of the break and it locks in place. Pass the lines through a cleat and that thing is not going anywhere.The cord that comes with the system is very low quality and it will have to be replaced as it frays easily with the friction from the break. I changed it for seven strand paracord (yes, it is a little expensive but well worth it) which is light, narrow, has a 500lb load capacity, works well with pulleys, and also looks good. This thing is in my living room and I like things to look nice. It looks very nice.If you mount this right, the kayaks will go as high up against the ceiling as you could possibly want. The tallest point in my kayaks is six inches from the ceiling, which means there is as much clearance as possible under the boats. I have standard height ceilings and it does not look crowded in there. The living room is perfectly usable and someone up to about 5'9" will be able to stand under the boats.Excellent solution for an extremely low price. High quality materials except for the rope. Definitely recommend.
Joe Kelly
2025-06-23 13:15:41
Santa brought us a pair of 10' kayaks this year, and in addition to the roof rack and cradles we needed for the car, these hoists were a necessity for storing the little boats in our garage.The good news is, the hoists work very well with these 44-pound kayaks, and save for some worrisome rope wear after only a couple of uses (we'll be keeping an eye on that), they are smooth and easy to manage for raising or lowering.Here's the thing: you will need a more-than-basic grasp of carpentry/assembly to install these securely. You will need a good drill, a decent selection of bits, and a sturdy ladder.Measuring is critical, as is the proper mounting of a 2x4 (not supplied) that must be lag-bolted into the ceiling joists/beams once the pulleys and dogs are mounted to it.Depending on the size of your craft, those 2x4s can get pretty lengthy, since the spread between pulleys can range from six to ten feet, with an additional 5" per side required for the lag bolts.The instructions called for two such fasteners per hoist. Seeing as I had to buy the bolts and washers anyway (they're not supplied) I decided to add a third lag at the center of the mounting board, all with washers and lock washers.Threading the rope was fairly straightforward; I used an inch of black electrical tape to keep the ends from unraveling. I also installed a washer to sit between the knotted ends and the dead mounts for the rope. You can never be too careful.I also opted to install a chain between the hooks instead of rope; a bungee beneath to stabilize the slings is a good idea, too. You do NOT want the slings to slide off from beneath the kayak.Anyway... so far, so good. Just be aware that it's a bit of a fiddly install if your space has a drywalled ceiling. Pre-drill all of your holes. And don't skip the cleat to tie the rope off...
Rainer Herden
2025-06-18 10:44:22
Hat alles geklappt. Qualität ist gut und erfüllt seinen Zweck zu einem ordentlichen Preis.Danke
Customer
2025-06-15 12:39:45
Everything work very well as described
Jesús
2025-04-25 17:32:51
Fácil de instalar y de usar.
andysam
2025-03-20 12:20:39
This is a super product and it was easy to install (the ropes for the pulley system took a bit to work out) and it took my 2 paddleboards perfectly up to the roof of my shed.The pulley fixings were very good quality and were easily capable of carrying the load. Very impressed. I can now get my bikes out so much easier from the shed.
Edwin
2025-02-19 10:53:14
Excelente artÃculo. Lo he utilizado para un portaequiaje de una camioneta. Sólo tener en cuenta que con los ganchos incluidos el portaequipaje cuelga demasiado bajo: tuve que elaborar un par de soleras para pegar más a techo el portaequipaje. Las correas incluidas son de primera calidad, pero para pegar aún más a techo tuve que ocupar un par de eslingas con matraca. Además sugiero taquetes expansivos para el techo. Con estas modificaciones ha que dado perfecto.
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