🚲 Maximize Space & Keep Your Kayak Safe: RAD Sportz Kayak Wall Hangers with 100 LB Capacity - Perfect Garage or Shed Storage Solution Review

These mounts work exactly as we hoped they would. I can't believe we've spent years with three kayaks stacked on a couple of logs taking up so much space. Now they hang neatly and beautifully on the side of the garage with easy access. Each of our kayaks is different in size and these mounts are perfect for all. We used the included mounting screws with no problem, but as mentioned by some other reviews, the screw that attaches the top rack to the curved hanger is a bit long and sticks out. My…

Not suitable for larger sit top kayaks. I have a Native Slayer Propel 10 and it wants to lean forward because of the shape of these hooks. I had to add a 1-1/2" washer to the back of the bottom mounting plate to allow my kayak to lean against the wall instead of falling forward and rolling off the hangers. Also be careful as the screw connecting the top and bottom of these hooks sticks out about 3/8 inch and can scratch the plastic kayak if rubbed. As was mine. I wish they had added a screw on…

So far we are happy with these wall hangers. It hasn't been long since we installed them but they seem pretty solid for our 44 lb kayaks. What. We figured we'd follow up by buying new bolts from the hardware store and tried attaching the 2x4's first. It didn't end well for us. No matter what we did, 2x4s didn't screw into cleats. We even had trouble unscrewing screws from an "upscale" hardware store. Since the screw holes in the brackets are too wide for both screws to fit in the rack, we ended

Like many others, I read the review before buying. I noticed that the main complaint was that the screw sucks a bit. However, I'm very mechanically inclined and thought I might find a solution. Problem. I noticed that the male end that fits into the female end only had one hole to line up the screw. I then measured the screw and found that it was exactly the same size as the inside diameter of the female end. This is where the problem comes in, as there was only one hole in the male part that…

Construction problem that could damage the kayak. The screw that holds the two pieces together does not fit fully into the case as it is a quarter inch too long. Also, the body of the support itself protrudes a bit, giving you a 3/8 inch protrusion in two places (on both posts) where the kayak should rest. This puts pressure on a small spot and flexes the material and under the right circumstances can penetrate your boat. I couldn't contact the seller. My solution was to tilt the kayak forward…

Okay, should be 4.5 stars. That's good, a few tweaks and they would be great. I don't like the position of the small screw that holds the top and bottom of the arm, if it went in from the side it would be ideal as it now rubs against the bottom of the kayak. While I apply some foam, let's see how well this works. The only other complaint is that the mounting holes are 2 inches apart, same lug width. But it's easy to miss because I had 2x4s lying around that I could cut and attach to a bobby pin

Let me start by saying that I am an elderly woman in my thirties. Not at hand. I was very proud of myself that I could collect and hang all of this myself. Let me give you some advice. I have a lifetime 10ft SOT kayak. You will need to drill four holes for each bracket. I lifted the bracket to where I wanted to hang it. I then used my spike finder to find the next spike. I made a mark in the top left hole, then used my leveler to line it up and made marks for the other three holes. I measured…

Installed just outside the top rail. It gets 4 stars for a basically good product. TIPS: 1. Buy some zinc plated screws for outdoor use, otherwise use your own high quality screws. 2. Do not screw it in until you have aligned the two pieces and inserted the mounting screws to connect and secure them. A photo). I even pre-drilled a hole in softwood and hand-tightened it with moderate torque. It shouldn't have interfered with those screws, but the top part came loose immediately. (I was able to…