MyGift 4-Ft Tall Rustic Burnt Wood Freestanding Vertical Surfboard Rack, Wakeboard SUP Paddleboard Storage Rack - Holds up to 4 Boards

Good quality product. Stable and handsome. You do need to purchase some foam to line the bottom of the rack for the tails of the surfboards since the wood is kind of hard against the boards at the tails when standing them upright. In an arena of a lot of cheaply built racks, I am pleased with this one

The write and product description are on point. Love the final product in my entry area for the boards.

This works as described and seems to be somewhat sturdy. I had to add some padding as the board tail directly on wood just seemed harsh. Easy to put together, and working as advertised. If you’re good with woodworking and have the tools you could create a better product for $75 but for me this was an easy 10 min put together option.

A Housewarming Gift and loved.

Cant hold anything, the holders are weak, lasted 1 use and broke.Dont buy it . Way too expensive given the quality.At most is a $10 item.Made of cheap stained pine.I have been Amazon user for many years anf never wrote a review but this time I felt i had to. I really felt cheated.Unfortunately i cant put zero or negative stars.

Super easy to assemble at a great price now my boards are safe and out-of-the-way.

It’s a simple assembly. The itemFeels very sturdy and balanced.The one thing that could be improved is the screws are a mix of Allen wrench and phillips. Just make them all Allens that fit one of the 2 allens included. You really shouldn’t need 3 different tools for this simple of an assembly.

My base rack part actually arrived with the guide holes (shown on both sides of the base in the assembly diagram) only having been drilled on one side of the rack, so I had to go borrow a drill from someone else, drill my own holes. Foam covers for the arms are also extremely low quality, and tore from being bumped by the surfboard the first time i put it in the rack. Quality control at this company seems to be a complete joke. I had to put in a lot of extra work to get this thing together. If you're going to charge $174 which is a pretty exorbitant price to pay for a few bits of wood and some screws that the customer has to assemble themselves, the least you could do is ensure that your product arrives as advertised, and that it works.