Wall Mounted Ski Storage Rack
Wall Mounted Ski Storage Rack
Specifications
| Brand | TORACK |
| Manufacturer | TORACK |
| Product Type | STORAGE_RACK |
| Item Type Keyword | ski-storage-racks |
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[Size: 34 in, Color: Black]
TORACK has whipped my garage into shape with another solid rack. This 34-inch ski rack is a smart use of wall space, and the heavy-duty steel construction feels made for the job. The layout keeps skis upright and off the floor, while the rubber-coated hooks help protect gear from scratches and slipping.The two 17-inch rails are designed for standard 16-inch stud spacing, and the included hardware makes installation straightforward when mounted into studs. Four double-prong ski hooks can hold up to four pairs of wide skis or eight pairs of narrow skis, and the two single hooks are handy for helmets or other gear. I also like that each hook is rated up to 50 pounds.TORACK continues to impress me with practical garage-storage products that are sturdy, simple, and well thought out. This rack turns awkward ski and pole storage into a clean vertical setup that is easy to access and much easier on garage floor space. Another solid TORACK organizer and an easy five-star recommendation.
[Size: 34 in, Color: Black, Size: 34 in, Color: Black]
Overall this is a solid ski rack. Torack has always made great high quality racks and this is no exception. I just do want to echo but they mentioned about having straps for your skis otherwise they will peel apart at the bottom and fall out of the rack. The other thing I would like to mention is that the rail installed on the wall does have a specific orientation so that the hooks can go on correctly. But overall I felt like it's very sturdy once it's mounted and it does hold plenty of skis for my needs. I also appreciate that they rubber-coated the hooks so that they don't scratch my skis.
[Size: 34 in, Color: Black, Size: 34 in, Color: Black]
We have a cabin where we cross-country ski throughout the winter, and until now our ski-storage system hasn’t exactly been sophisticated. The skis basically ended up leaning in the corner of the front closet.This TORACK wall-mounted rack has been a nice upgrade. Getting the skis off the floor and onto the wall immediately cleaned up the closet and, more importantly, gives the skis a protected place to stay when we’re not using them.The rack uses two 17-inch rails designed to mount across standard 16-inch wall studs. That’s important with something like this because the weight is being carried by the structure of the wall rather than relying on drywall anchors.The steel construction feels substantial, and the ski hooks have a protective coating where the equipment makes contact. The double-prong design provides plenty of support, and the additional single hooks give us a convenient place for other ski gear.Capacity will depend on the width of your skis. TORACK rates it for up to four pairs of wider skis or eight pairs of narrower skis, so there’s quite a bit of storage available without consuming floor space.For us, though, the biggest benefit is simply organization. Instead of opening the closet and finding skis leaning in the corner where they can get knocked over or moved around, everything now has a designated place.Pros* Gets skis up off the floor* Helps protect skis while they’re being stored* Heavy-duty steel construction* Rubber-coated ski hooks* Two 17-inch mounting rails* Designed for standard 16-inch stud spacing* Additional hooks for helmets or other gear* Holds multiple pairs of skis* Excellent use of otherwise wasted wall spaceCons* Needs to be properly mounted into studs* Pairs should be bundled together for stable vertical storage* Actual capacity depends on the width of your skisWho Should BuyAnyone with multiple pairs of downhill or cross-country skis who is tired of having them stacked or leaning against a garage, mudroom or closet wall.It’s particularly useful when floor space is limited and you have available wall space.Who Might NotIf you’re renting or otherwise can’t permanently mount something into wall studs, this probably isn’t the right storage solution.Bottom LineAt our cabin, this solved a very simple problem.Our cross-country skis went from leaning in the corner of the front closet to being organized, off the floor and better protected.That’s exactly what we needed.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
[Size: 34 in, Color: Black]
My friend always invites us to stay at his ski resort condo, so I bought him this rack as a thank-you gift. Before, our skis and poles were thrown outside his door in a messy pile. We installed this easily, and it completely organized the space. It has a very clean, low-profile design that doesn't take up too much room, yet it holds all of our group's gear perfectly. No more messy entryway!