I was looking to open up some floor space in the garage and purchased this to move the boards up. I ordered the outdoor model figuring it may hold up a bit better, being on the water. This model is a bit more to install as it's all stainless nuts and bolts for each rack arm. The other (indoor) model has more of a hitch pin process which is easier to change the levels as needed (just pull the pin move the arm and put the pin back in. This one requires nut and bolt removal for any adjustments.I'd knock it down half a star for this little inconvenience but overall quality is excellent with good fit. I have the indoor version at another house and quite honestly that is adequate for garage storage given the price point difference.Keep paddling..... Peace!

Perfect. Easy to install. Works great

Bolted this to back of my boathouse for holding two heavy paddle boards, a canoe and a white water kayak. Very sturdy, easy to adjust the height of the arms, and the cushion material on each arm is durable and just what I'd hoped for. Several people have asked where I got this product, and have ordered for themselves. I've had it a few months now and am very pleased.

SUP holder, kayak holder, and all your paddles holder!! This product is so much better than described on their page. It's fantastic.As the photo shows I opted to not put one of the levels as I didnt know how I was going to place the two person kayak. Not pictured is another paddle board in the middle rack I added.This part is pretty important if like me you not only want a neat place for your boards but also your paddles.... I found a way to hold our paddles. I bought two straps that hooked under the kayak (or I could've opted for the rack itself). Each strap loosens with velcro and now all the paddles are neatly placed above the ground. That's four paddles that I no longer need to take from storage. There really isnt any good paddle storage options out there so its extra impressive that we can tweak this wall rack to save you even more space than had you bought a paddle wall rack. Plus this is shielded from the elements more.Installation was a breeze. If you have a 4 ft level you can put one size up then just put the other side about 4 ft apart and you have it all evened up in seconds. If you never drilled into concrete before you want to make sure you have a masonry bit. I opted to use my own anchors since I had them on hand but theirs are fine too. Then after adding each level was as simple as drilling a screw. It is surprisingly fast and easy. I'm talking about assembling a plastic deck box right after took hours and this marine grade wall mount took minutes. As long as you are fine drilling into a wall you are going to love this assembly.You may want to adjust one detail in their assembly instructions. The bottom bracket is set too high. Lower it a few notches. There is no way you can understand why this is important unless you follow their directions and discover you can not set the bottom tier BELOW the bracket. It will look like a waste of space - and it is. You want to be mindful that the top level can only go so high and the bottom level can only go so low. Not exactly where the pole ends but its going to be a spot their instructions will clearly show are a few holes out. This will let you space each level perfectly. In my case I didnt know where I'd situate the kayak (top or bottom?) Because of the wall height I chose the bottom so it's not raised above the wall top. Worked out great.****INSERTED EDIT****: There is another review that beautifully pictures exactly what I am talking about with the bottom holes not lining up. So this is what you dont want to run into and can be avoiding by allowing the bracket to join on a lower hole.As for the instructions....they were great other than that one part above. The whole process took only a few minutes. It's a really really easy installation with clear instructions. I had someone help me only for a few seconds to hold the second pole against the wall as the level sat on top of it. You could eliminate that 2nd person by using a pencil instead. But then youd lose out on them handing you a few anchors and screws as you quickly whiz away at assembly.Again, the rack itself is great. The cushion that the boards sit on are rugged yet soft to not hurt your boards. It's a really well thought out piece of equipment.I opted for the marine grade but I noticed their website had a stainless steel option as well. The stainless steel version foot print was just a little too big for me to use on this wall but I'm more than happy with this marine grade version. Now that I've seen it I'm glad I was forced to go with it.Definitely 5 stars.

 

Durable steel, decent padding, good hardware. Overall great purchase. Installed on a freestanding frame outside for roof box, kayaks and paddleboard storage. Looks a lot nicer than a pile of boats.

We put this on the side of our shed. Works great.

Well made. Installed easily. Holds my kyack and 3 paddleboards. Very Happy!