Best Marine and Outdoors Folding Kayak Stands, Extra Tall Storage Rack for Kayaks, Canoes & SUP Paddle Boards, 150lb Weight Capacity, Portable Freestanding Boat Accessories

They are like small tv trays with a strap instead of a tray. Bought two sets. One set holds a 65lb.12' SOT kayak no problem. The other set holds a lighter 10' sit-in. Gets the yaks about 18" off the ground. Perfect for my needs at campgrounds. They fold flat and store in my rv without taking up much room. Best Marine said they are aluminum racks with stainless steel hardware, so along with the plastic and rubber parts, there shouldn't be a rust issue. The racks are not heigth or width adjustable, not sure if they would work well with heavy and wide fishing yaks. The rubber pads on top are grippy, and will last longer than foam pads. The racks fold open without having to fuss with locking hardware. The racks open as wide as the strap allows, and the strap keeps them from collapsing. They automatically lock to the folded position when folding them flat. A gentle tug opens them. Shipped quick, well boxed, no damage.

I purchased my first kayak in the fall, and I have limited space for storage. These racks are great - sturdy, easy to use, and portable. I have my yak stored I'm thr garage, but I can use these racks on kayak trips, too!

I use this as a kayak stand. I really like it. My only suggestion is that it be just a little wider and longer to make it just a tiny bit more stable. But no complaint. It does work as advertised. I made my own stand before I bought this stand. My stand is very very stable, but it is big and heavy and difficult to move. So these stands are better than the one I built and I will eventually tear my stand down so I can have more space in my shop (where I store my kayaks).

They work great to place our kayaks on to rinse the salt water off before loading on our trailer.

I've had these for about a month and they are great.I primarily use them for an OC1 or Surfski which is thinner and lighter than a typical kayak or canoe.The spring action on them allows them to snap open and stay closed. This means that you only need one hand free to pop them open...very helpful when you have a boat on your shoulder.Most of the others have a single piece of webbing, these have two; which means that they could potentially take more weight. Most importantly for me, it limits the sway of the boat when doing maintenance and the printing on the webbing adds a little grip to keep the boat from sliding.I haven't yest tried to adjust the paracord at the leg base, but you should be able to adjust it a little if you want to narrow the stance to have a little sling in the webbing.I think the height is about right. Just small enough to fit in my hatchback trunk, but tall enough that I don't have to hunch over too much when working on the boat.

This is a well built and designed tool to elevate a paddleboard off the ground. I use it for a standup paddle board, and it is helpful when washing it down after ocean paddling. It appears well built compared to others I’ve seen.

I have an Old Town Loon 126. This support is too small and too wobbly. It is hard to get the kayak on the stands at all without them tipping over and If you try to adjust your kayak at all, the things just tip over. It may work OK for a smaller kayak, but I am going to look for something bigger.

I've had these for years and while I originally got them to put kayaks on while cleaning, I have found other use for them. For instance putting the tung of a trailer on them to keep it level when not being towed.