No-Risk Money Back Guarantee!🛶4-Craft Vertical Storage: Single-sided 4-tier rack holds 4 kayaks, canoes, or paddleboards. 400 lbs capacity maximizes vertical wall space—ideal for tight garages or single-wall storage.
🏖️All-Steel Weatherproof Build: Heavy-duty powder-coated steel tubing with horizontal reinforcements. Rust-resistant finish for garage, shed, dock, or outdoor use year-round.
🛶Roll & Lock Mobility: 4 locking swivel casters for effortless movement across concrete. Brake locks ensure stable loading—no dragging heavy boats across floors.
🏖️Adjustable Height Arms: 4 pin-lock adjustable metal arms fit various hull shapes. Compact footprint: 36.6″ L × 46.5″ W × 83.9″ H—flush wall placement saves floor space.
🛶Quick Setup & Gear Hooks: S-shaped hooks for paddle and accessory storage. Easy 20-minute assembly with 2 adults; all tools and hardware included.
Jeremy Townsend –
Finally a rack that uses vertical space instead of spreading across the whole wall. The pin-lock arms adjust easily for different hull depths. Powder coating has held up all winter in my unheated shed. Two adults assembled in about 20 minutes.
Christina Reed –
Our small paddling club bought two of these. They store eight boats in a corner that previously held three. The rust-resistant finish holds up to coastal humidity. Assembly was straightforward with clear instructions. Brakes lock firmly on concrete. Excellent design.
Gregory Keller –
This rack solved our kayak storage problem completely. Four kayaks used to lean against every wall in our shed. Now they’re neatly stacked vertically on this mobile stand. The 400 lbs capacity is accurate—loaded it to max with no flex.
Tara Compton –
Great solution for our paddling group’s gear shed. Single-sided design means we can push it against the wall and still have aisle space. Locking casters hold position even on slightly sloped concrete. The 83.9-inch height fits under our low ceiling by inches—perfect.
Steven Crawford –
Built like a tank. The powder-coated steel shows no rust after three months on my covered dock. Horizontal reinforcements keep everything rock steady even when fully loaded. Locking casters are a must—they hold position while I strap boats on. Great value.
Melissa Hart –
Perfect for our paddleboarding family. We store two SUPs and two kayaks on this rack. The adjustable arms accommodate the thicker boards easily. Compact footprint tucks right against the shed wall. S-hooks for paddles keep everything organized. Very happy.
Raymond Chandler –
Very impressed with the stability. I was worried about 4 kayaks stacked that high but the horizontal reinforcements prevent any sway. Wheels make it easy to roll outside for hosing down boats. S-hooks for paddles keep everything tidy.
Philip Grant –
Bought this to replace a bulky 2-tier rack. The vertical storage freed up half my garage. All-steel construction feels premium—no cheap plastic parts anywhere. Pin locks click into place securely. I can roll the whole unit outside to hose down boats and roll it back in.
Derek Price –
I was skeptical about a 4-tier mobile rack but this thing is solid. The 36-inch width is incredible for holding four boats. Vertical design means I don’t have to lift kayaks overhead—each tier is at a comfortable height. Wheels roll smoothly over my rough garage floor.
Brandon Cooper –
This 4-tier vertical rack is a game changer for my cramped garage. Holds four kayaks against the wall using minimal floor space. The 400 lbs capacity handles our family’s mixed fleet easily.
Erica Ferguson –
Perfect for our family of four paddlers. The single-sided design fits flush against our garage wall and keeps all kayaks accessible. Height-adjustable arms put each kayak at a comfortable lifting level—no more straining to reach overhead racks.
Courtney Simmons –
Finally a rack that maximizes vertical space. The 83-inch height fits perfectly against my shed wall. Adjustable arms with pin-lock system accommodated my wide fishing kayak, two rec boats, and my son’s small kayak. S-hooks for paddles keep everything organized. Rust-resistant finish looks durable.
Jillian Porter –
Great rack for our small rental business. Holds four kayaks securely and rolls inside every night. The heavy-duty steel construction handles daily loading and unloading with no issues. Adjustable arms accommodate different hull widths easily.
Lindsay Barrett –
Perfect for our dock-side storage. Weatherproof steel hasn’t shown a speck of rust after three months of coastal humidity. The 400 lbs capacity let me store two heavy fishing kayaks on bottom and two recreationals on top. Rock solid.
Gregory Hawkins –
This 4-tier rack is a lifesaver for my one-car garage. Holds four kayaks vertically against the wall, leaving floor space for my car. The 400 lbs capacity handled my fishing kayak plus three rec boats with zero flex. Wheels lock tight. Highly recommend.
Brendan Walsh –
My single-car garage is tiny. This rack tucks flush against the wall and leaves room for my car. Assembly was straightforward with the included tools and hardware. The adjustable arms accommodated my sit-on-top and touring kayaks with no issues.
Courtney Miller –
I have four kayaks for my kids and me. This single-sided rack keeps them organized and accessible without blocking my car. The 4 locking casters roll smoothly over concrete seams. Brakes lock firmly—no movement during loading at all.
Melissa Foley –
The 4-tier design is genius for tall ceilings. I mounted it against a wall and can still walk past easily. Locking casters are essential—they don’t slip even when I’m lifting the top kayak. S-hooks are sturdy enough for heavy carbon paddles.
Angela Pruitt –
This rack made me love my garage again. The vertical design frees up so much floor space. I assembled it alone in about 30 minutes (would be faster with two). Powder-coated steel feels premium with no sharp edges. Very happy with the purchase.
Derek Simon –
Used this for two canoes and two kayaks. The arms adjusted wide enough for the canoes easily. Rolling the fully loaded rack is surprisingly easy—good casters make a huge difference. Brakes engage positively with a firm click.
Corey Landry –
Bought two of these for our small kayak rental business. They hold 8 boats in a corner that used to hold 3 leaning against walls. The horizontal reinforcements keep everything square when fully loaded. Wheels still roll smoothly after daily use.
Natalie Crawford –
This vertical rack is exactly what my narrow garage needed. Holds four kayaks in the footprint of one. The 83.9-inch height is tall but stable—wheels lock tight and the base doesn’t tip even when fully loaded with 400 lbs.
Garrett Phillips –
I’ve tried leaning kayaks against walls and hanging them from ceiling hooks. This rack is way better. Vertical access means I can lift each boat straight out without moving others. S-hooks are handy for PFDs too. Paint finish looks very durable.
Paige Ramsey –
Finally organized my kayak chaos. Four boats used to be scattered across the floor—now they’re neatly stacked. The pin-lock adjustment is simple: pull pin, move arm, release. Took about 5 minutes per side to dial in for different hull thicknesses.
Jared Mitchell –
Finally a rack that fits flush against my narrow shed wall. The single-sided design is exactly what I needed. Four tier heights are well-spaced—loading the bottom kayak doesn’t require bending too low and top one isn’t too high. S-hooks add nice touch for storing life vests and paddles.
Lindsay Turner –
Finally a storage solution for our family’s four kayaks. The single-sided rack fits flush against our garage wall and doesn’t block walking space. Height-adjustable arms with pin locks are simple and secure. Locking casters make moving the fully loaded rack effortless. The 20-minute assembly claim is accurate. Worth every penny.
Andrea Simmons –
Perfect for my kayak rental side business. Holds four rentals securely and stays mobile so I can roll them inside at night. The weatherproof coating has survived rain and sun with no fading or rust. 20-minute assembly claim is accurate. Highly recommend for any multi-kayak owner.
Heather Lawson –
I bought this for our covered dock and couldn’t be happier. The weatherproof powder-coated steel has held up to humidity and rain with no rust. Pin-lock arms adjust easily without tools to fit different hull shapes.
Derek Matthews –
Built like a tank. The all-steel construction with horizontal reinforcements prevents any wobble even when fully loaded with four heavy kayaks. Locking casters make rolling this beast across concrete effortless.
Kyle Richardson –
This rack transformed our garage from chaos to order. The 4-tier vertical design is perfect for single-wall storage. All four kayaks are easily accessible at different heights. The rust-resistant finish gives me peace of mind for year-round use in our uninsulated shed. S-hooks for paddles and vests keep everything tidy. Great product.
Laura Patterson –
This rack solved my garage clutter nightmare. Four kayaks used to lean against every wall. Now they’re all neatly stacked vertically on this mobile stand. The wheels make seasonal reorganization effortless. Adjustable arms accommodated my old heavy canoe and new lightweight kayak on the same rack. Money well spent.
Isaac Manning –
The flush wall placement is genius. This rack takes up almost no floor space while holding four kayaks vertically. The 36-inch width fits in tight corners easily. Horizontal reinforcements provide excellent stability. Wheels roll smoothly over uneven concrete.
Katherine Wells –
Finally a single-sided rack that maximizes wall space. The 83-inch height sounds tall but fits perfectly in my shed with high ceilings. Pin-lock arms adjusted easily to fit different hull widths. Assembly took my husband and me exactly 20 minutes.