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List Price : $55.00 Price : $49.95
List Price : $55.00 Price : $49.95
Amazon.com Product Review
The ultimate in ski, pole and boot storage, this rack mounts to just about any wall to house 2 pair of skis, boots, and poles for easy access. The rack accommodates both Alpine and Nordic gear, with a space up high for boots dry easily if the rack is mounted near an outlet for plug-in boot heaters. Made of sturdy solid steel construction and a durable epoxy finish, the rack ensures optimal stability and corrosion resistance for years of rust-free ski storage. With no assembly required, the rack mounts easily with the included hardware. --Brian D. Olson
- Storage rack for skis, poles, and boots; stores 2 sets of skis, boots and poles
- Ideal for ski lockers and cabinets; keeps boots up high for easy access
- Supports skis at toe-pieces and hangs poles by handles
- Durable epoxy coating for corrosion resistance; solid steel construction for durability
- Easy installation with provided hardware
Racor Pro SR-2R Two Pair Ski Storage Rack for Skis, Boots and Poles Reviews
Racor Pro SR-2R Two Pair Ski Storage Rack for Skis, Boots and Poles Reviews
| 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:  Don't buy this rack, This review is from: Racor Pro SR-4R Four Pair Ski and Pole Rack (Tools & Home Improvement) I had to take this down because it is worthless for downhill skis. I mean, if I have to buy stainless, strip-resistant screws, why pay $49? If I have to use a bungee cord to hold the skis in, why buy this rack? If I have to mount extra wood padding below the drill holes, and it still tilts downhard, why use this? As another reviewer has mentioned, this rack doesn't work for newer raised plates on downhill skis below the toe piece. I do have this rack for *cross-country* skis at our mountain cabin, and it works fine, but for downhill it does not work, and I would not recommend buying it. For downhill I would recommend a tip rack and that's what I eventually installed. Unfortunately I had already hammer-drilled and installed a lag bolt in our concrete garage wall to anchor the 2x4 for the Racor rack. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:  Does the job, but could be sturdier, This review is from: Racor Pro SR-4R Four Pair Ski and Pole Rack (Tools & Home Improvement) I installed this in my garage and it does the basic job of getting the skis and poles organized,so it is a product that I would recommend. However, I think it could use some improvement so that it could be a 4- or 5-star product. Specifically: The skis want to slide out of the rack so I have to use a bungee cord to keep them from sliding out. It looks like the rack was designed before the advent of today's binding technologies with the toe piece that is raised so high off the surface of the ski, so there isn't enough contact/friction to keep the skis retained. Minor complaint is that the bolts provided with the rack have heads that are made of relatively soft material and strip easily. I had to use a hack saw to cut one, re-position the rack and then use my own bolts to hold the rack in place. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Works for some skis and poles, By This review is from: Racor Pro SR-4R Four Pair Ski and Pole Rack (Tools & Home Improvement) I have not installed these yet, but have checked them out with several different types of skis and poles. Contrary to the description, the rack does not fit all ski types. It appears to work fine for - downhill skis - downhill poles - touring X-C skis with 75 mm bindings It does not appear to work well for - X-C touring or track skis with NNN bindings - skate skis - skis with Voile telemark release bindings - X-C touring poles - X-C track/skating poles |
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