Jumbo Garage Storage Hooks: 15Inches, Kayak Wall Mount Rack, Heavy Duty Ladders Hangers for SUP Paddle Board, Surfboard, Wake Board, 100lb Capacity Canoe Stands (Pack of 4, Black) Review

Strong enough to hold our kayaks and get them out of the way. Used outdoors in Florida for about 8 months, sun and salt, and still no problems.

I received these great hooks and was a little concerned at first that they would hold our kayaks but they work great! The hooks came with plastic mollies, but we built them right into the cleats. The perfect solution for our garage!

All 4 hung up and I have 2 kayaks of different brands. 1 is only a few pounds heavier. Fell twice. My husband had to use a bungee cord to keep it going. And I think he said he came down from the top screw he walked with.

These paddle board stands are easy, a must have for getting your boards out of the way. I attached mine to the fence with 1/4" X 5" Torx wood screws. They've been up and running for a few weeks now and I don't think there will ever be a problem with them.

I bought these to replace an old one that has completely rotted away. There were offers from other sellers at a lower price, but I looked at the sizes and they were made from 1" diameter steel, not the 3/4" steel used by others. The holes lined up perfectly with the holes for the old hangers and since there were 4 of them I was able to hang a second kayak. Highly recommended. decent price.

These giant garage stands are really huge and very strong. Five folding chairs fit in a pair of shelves. Storage of several sun loungers on the second and third pair plus six folding chairs in bags on the fourth pair. Two pairs per set are worth the money for picking them up off the floor and increasing storage space in the shed. I don't know if that was necessary, but we used longer bolts than intended in the top holes to support all the weight, just in case.

I have 2 kayaks that I wanted to mount on the garage wall and bought these brackets while building the house and finally got around to mounting them over the weekend. Anchors don't cost anything - grab them and use a spike finder. The screws were also too soft metal, and I removed the very first one with a drill. Spinning them by hand is extremely difficult, at least for me as I have weaknesses in my arms and hands due to previous health issues. I managed to install all 4 hooks and when I put…