Great product , my rods are now safely secured off the floor and looks great in the garage !

Schnelle Lieferung, sehr gute Qualität nur zu empfehlen 👍

I cannot stress to you how happy I was with this product. I have a very tightly packed garage with tons of outdoor gear and space is at a minimum. My poles were normally all piled up in the corner and after my son broke yet another tip off a rod because he tries to yank them out when they are tangled....well I figured it was time to hang them up. I mounted these to the ceiling joist in my workshop and it is perfect!!!! It takes up very little space and I was able to get the whole thing full without it being a fight to remove and replace rods into the hanger.I know some have complained about the hangers being too small, and that might possibly be true for very large offshore rigs. I have in the racks a little more than half the capacity 2500-4000 series sized spinning reels on average length 6ft poles. The remainder are push button freshwater rigs for the kids. I have the rack filled to capacity and have no issues whatsoever. Some handles might touch another rig at times, but everything still hangs neatly, up high out the way, and in a very small space. I liked it so much, bought another set for some other poles I want to get out the corners as well.The staggered design allows you to hang every 2nd rod in the opposite direction so that they fit in a limited space. I have no complaints and it really is a well thought out design. Like I said I am hanging inshore saltwater equipment of the aforementioned size and it works just fine for me. I also have one 5000 series ambassador saltwater bait caster and it fits fine in there as well.

Easy to install, easy to use

The rod holder works well to get fishing rods up off the floor and out of the way. It is sturdy and easily holds a dozen rods with reels. I usually prefer to install such holders into ceiling studs instead of just using drywall screws. But at 27" across, the device holes won't match up to typical 16" studs. The manufacturer could easily remedy this by including a couple of very small "U" brackets and two more additional screws. One could then install the rod holder easily on 16" studs running across the studs.