🏻 Streamline Your Kayak Storage with the Malone Auto Racks SlingThree Triple System Review

Not bad. Hand screwed right into the headers in my garage. I can't speak for the third slot as it's very long and my garage isn't high enough. I've ridden both of my kayaks myself, but it's definitely easier with my hands.

These mounts hold kayaks well against the wall. They are strong and easily hold 3 kayaks. I thought they wouldn't work well because of the price and simple architecture; Boy was I wrong. Simple and cheap, great!

Very high ceilings (10ft?) are required to use the third strap. My ceilings are just over 8 feet and I don't have enough room. But I only have 2 kayaks and I thought about it beforehand. Installation is easy and it does exactly what it says on the tin.

This is a great product at an affordable price. Received this today and just installed it (literally only two strong screws required). I hung three kayaks - two singles and a very heavy twos, no problem. Would recommend to anyone wanting to get their boats off the ground and out of the way.

I have a kayak in the top slot (8 feet to sit on top), a kayak in the middle (10 feet to sit on), and two stand up surfboards on the bottom (10 feet) that attach Studs hanging in the ceiling of the garage. It turned out beautiful! Save space in my garage. Great product at a great price!

I kept 3 surfboards on my back porch for almost 2 years. I hung it in the living room of my apartment. The ceiling height isn't as high as I need but I was able to hang the first 2 and then take the bottom strap to double or secure the 3rd board. perfect for what i needed it for. I highly recommend this as I can raise and lower them with ease.

respect, it saves lives. It's easy to assemble the kayak with snaps on both sides, easy to adjust, and it makes life and storage easier. As a clutter freak I don't like things lying around and being able to store kayaks like this is great. I would recommend putting an old blanket or tarp underneath if you plan on pinning it to a wall to avoid scratching. I'll switch once we collect all 3.

I had a different version of a three-story kayak stacker. It had plastic buckles that deteriorated over time. He had heavier carriers. I chose this version because all the hardware is all metal, including the carabiners and the metal rings they attach to. Overall, this design seems pretty solid. My kayaks are kept in the garage so that the straps are not constantly exposed to the sun. As mentioned, high ceiling is needed to hang 3 kayaks. It's not a design issue with this product, it's just a…