Freestanding Height Adjustable Dual Kayak Storage Rack

So easy to put together. You can adjust to the size of your equipment and that was perfect for us. We have a kayak on top and a paddle board on the bottom at the moment. We have larger kayaks that don’t work but for our smaller one it’s perfect. The feet adjust so you can make sure it’s level.

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Needed to store 2 kayaks and live in a condo. The rack is perfect for tight living spaces, easy to assemble, sturdy, and does the job!

I bought this unit after my #1 choice changed from "get it tomorrow"(yeah, I know it's now the ultimate lie of Amazon) to getting it by the end of summer. The main complaint here is that this is a bit hard to assemble, and the instructions are not great. Everything is included though you will have to figure out which bolts fit where yourself. It was a bit strange that 2 pieces had a black-on-black design painted on them and the rest did not. Still, it took me less than a half-hour to assemble. The only thing missing is that it does not have the wheels our #1 choice had. It easily met our storage needs, both 14' kayaks are easy to load, take up minimal garage space and as a bonus, look great too. I don't think I'll miss those wheels one bit.

Look at the general steps of assembly, lay the pieces out as they should go together, use the two sets of small bolts to assemble the frame, and use the two larger sets of bolts to attach the arms. I have no idea who put the parts list or the instructions together but it's a mess. Otherwise, great product! Holds two kayaks in my garage and isn't wobbly, though I put a few sandbags on the legs to weigh it down just to be sure.

We have a space under our elevated deck that is about 6 1/2 feet high and we needed some way to store kayaks off the ground. This was the perfect solution. Our kayaks are just standard 11' recreational models so there was no need to invest in a high-end, expensive rack for pricey touring kayaks. This rack works great. Just to be sure it wouldn't tip over in a windstorm, we used rubber tie-downs to attach it to the posts holding up our deck. I'm sure the foam padding on the arms will eventually rot since we use this rack outdoors, but that's okay.