Naked SUP Minimalist Wall Mount

New 10.5 foot 28lb SUP for my wife, not a lot of room in our garage. This worked perfect. Only reason for a 4-star is that the mounts definitely have some flex in them, which makes me wonder how they will hold up over time.** Very simple to install, but I purchased 3-inch screws and went into the studs (I would not trust the drywall anchors included). No instructions for mounting, so I took the length of the board (10.5'), divided by 2 (about 5.1') and that was distance I used to separate for weight distribution. I’d suggest mounting low enough to get your board on and off the wall without messing your back up!**UPDATE 1.29.21: These racks have definitely held up over the last year of weekly use, and the flex I was concerned with as a possible weakness is still there (which means they are actually NOT wearing out). Upgrade to 5-star. At $30, this is a steal!

PROS:Cheap and effective, not $70-$100+ rack to store your board.They may look tacky compared to nice wooden/stained hooks but you only see about 10% of the whole hook.Easy install if you’re good at math and measuring(which I’m terrible at measuring).Pretty thick/soft padding.CONS:Never used the screws it came with, judging by the looks/feel of them and other reviews, I wasn’t about to hang $4k worth of SUPs on those. Went to Lowe’s and got 160lb Anchors and screws for a few bucks and they’re stout!I feel like the padding will probably mold to the shape of the board and break down over time.No actual instructions as to where to these hooks should be placed on your board, you definitely want them closer to the center so the board sits nicely on the padded part. The further out you spread the hooks, you will need to angle the hooks according to the curvature of your board(which I didn’t do, learn the hard way right?)Hooks flex just the tiniest bit but you can’t tell, like I said the anchors seem REALLY sturdy.All in all I still give it 5 stars, go to your local hardware store and purchase some anchors and you’ll be happy! Great product!

Found to be the product as advertised. I saw some reviews that they purchased stronger anchors or screws, but I used only what was provided. It's very sturdy, and looks great. I'm quite confident my Bote board will be well secured above my couch in the living room.Highlights:- Feels well constructed- Confident and easy installment- Quick, less than 10 minutesTools needed:- Drill bit- Power drill- Studfinder- Electric screwdriver- level- tape measure- pencilHighly recommend.

Very happy with my Naked SUP Rack. It's unobtrusive design is great - it wouldn't look out of place in a living room if you wanted to show off your boards to score some cred with guests. Mine's in the garage though, and even though there isn't a ton of space, the low profile (it comes out from the wall about a foot) means it doesn't get in the way. Installation was easy, just drilled a few screws into the studs behind my drywall. The racks feel very sturdy - according to the directions it will hold about 50 pounds. Easily holds my 9'10" Tower inflatable right now and it had no problem holding my heavier Surftech before that. No confusing bungees or clips or anything to get in the way, just grab the board and go. I'll probably purchase a second one and set it up directly above the one I have now to save space.

I'm not sure if I lost the screws needed or they don't come with but after a trip the hardware store and getting a stud finder I have my board up and out of my walking path. It looks great and is sturdy.

These are dead simple to mount and use. I got a little fancy and hung them at angles to match the curve of the board, but that wasn't too difficult. I like them and they don't rust either (I live near the ocean).

Flexible but strong aluminum bracket for 9'6" surfboard... Exactly what I needed to store longboard in the shop. See photos.

This product is perfect for my stand up paddleboard. Could not fit more than one board on it but works perfect for my one board. Would recommend two people to help with instal, especially for a SUP if you want the board to lay straight. The hooks have padding on them as well which is nice so I do not have to worry about scratching my board when I’m taking it on and off the hooks

Great solution for storing/displaying my paddle board in the garage!The tweaks I made were...1) I don't feel the screws that came with the product were sufficient, so I picked up longer wood screws (1" longer) and added washers (shown in pic #2), I screwed them into the studs of the wall. SOLID!2) This is a deep rack, so I added a piece of foam on the rack (pic #3) to give a gap enough to place my paddle in front of the board and stop the board from sliding all the way to the lip. If the board is at the lip and leaning against the wall, it's too steep of an angle, hence me adding the foam to keep her at just the right 'display' angle.Now I don't need a separate paddle holder! Boom!Love the black colour and simple design. Hope this helps! Thanks!

Love this rack - it's really all you need to store your board, beautiful minimalist low-cost solution. I mounted it on the patio's brick wall, so in my case it's basically outdoor storage (but protected from rain and mostly from the sun). The board stays secure in place even during strong winds. I added a couple of coat hangers to store the paddle over the board, makes me happy.

Works well, easy to install. Also fIts paddles.

Ideal for what I wanted

looks great