Surfboard Wall Rack

I have purchased two sets over the last month and am about to buy a third. The quality is great and they look super. My concern is that the two sets, purchased within two weeks of each other, do not match each other. The second set was definitely not as well finished as the first. For example:1) the second pair used staples to secure the cork pads whereas the first was glued without staples - the first looks much better.2) The second pair bottom edges featured square ends (facing the viewer) whereas the first was more rounded achieving a nicer finish.3) The first pair featured the "Hawaiian Gun Rack" logo on both hangers whereas the second pair featured the logo on only one of the two hangers.They both do the job and look good. Its just that they hang one above the other and the differences are notable. Having said that, I am about to place my order for a third pair in the hopes that this third pair matches the first.

This works so well and I trust the durability. We have a handmade wooden surfboard about 8 feet hanging up in our living room and never have had an issue with this. It's over our head and never worry. Looks great too!!

Our walls were plaster on brick, so I bought the appropriate anchors at Home Depot, and these handle the load perfectly. Easy to install. Normal drywall anchors can handle around 30 lbs (I think), so considering that you have two supports for one board, I would think that these, with drywall anchors, should be able to handle almost any board.There are also two holes providing different widths for loading the boards, and two peg-lengths. For a SUP, ideally, you might want to put the board on the narrow-width pegs, and then have space for your paddle, but I thought the board was a little big for fitting in behind the narrow-width peg -- I didn't like the angle the board rested at. I wanted the board to lean towards the wall more.I think you could mount a board and paddle if you really wanted to, but we chose to go with short pegs on the wider notch for ease of loading/unloading.Nice looking product when unloaded, too.

I use these to store and display my SUP board on an interior wall in my house. The racks are solid and hold the board correctly to balance and protect it. I got the idea when I saw them at a friend's place - the display is striking when you walk into the room and see the board on the wall. Highly recommend.

Couldn't be happier with these. They are smaller than I expected, very well made and grip the board perfectly with the cork top layers. Also two screws (one for each piece) and you are done. I set these up right by my front door and it is way easier now for me to get my board out of my apartment. :)

They look great, seem very durable, and were easy to install. I've now hung two surfboards on my walls using the Hawaiian Gun Racks as displays and they look great. Great concept, it's just too bad they're made in China. They seem like a perfect product for american production.

Works great for my 11'6" paddle board / SUP. This freed up a lot of space for me, I'm VERY pleased with my purchase and would recommend for anyone looking to store their board. Makes for unique decoration as well.

I really liked this product. I have a 5'11 Quiet Flight board which the racks hold very securely. Pictures show all boards with fins facing out - I faced them in towards the wall to pull colors off my board and it fits fine. Surfboard rack comes with 3" wood screws OR drywall screws / anchors. Also there are wood dowels at the end of the rack to keep the board from slipping off cork strips. A GREAT ADDITION TO MY ROOM!!!