StoreYourBoard The Cinch, Snowboard Wall Mount Storage, Floating Hanger Rack

If you are going to hang your boards vertical, parallel with the wall, then these are perfect. They held my board without one issue. Hanging them was also easy. The instructions tell you how to get the screw and anchors into the wall properly, however when spacing make sure you have a power drill, drill bits, a level, ruler, and pencil to draw straight lines. It only took me about 30 minutes to hang 8 boards. Such a better deal than other pricey options, unless of course you want to hand them at an angle, i do not think that these mounts are good for that.

I was expecting something durable and simple to install. This item is not. The “self-guided” drywall inserts broke a quarter inch deep. So I had to make a pilot hole which the directions say are not necessary. Even with the pilot hole, the Philips head stripped so I couldn’t get it flush with the wall. Now that it’s installed the board slowly keeps sagging and the rubber is spreading wider so at some point it’s probal going to fall. I ordered 2 and I’m not even going to bother installing the second set.

We used these to hang up all our boards. We are a pretty serious snowboarding family and have lots of gear. Before this we kept our boards in closets/ on the shelves in storage. Now we get to look at them, appreciate them, and share the stoke all year long. As long as you measure, easy to install. We chose to take 1/8” in on each side for the board measurements to hang it higher on the board itself. I would suggest using a level and measuring multiple times, but other than that it’s just a wall anchor with a screw and a large rubber nut, so installation is easy. Very happy! Ordered one for my toddler’s board too!

Pretty simple yet effective solution to get boards off the floor and on the wall, really just two rubber stoppers spread mounted at the same height and you slide the board down between them. The stoppers give just enough to catch the edge. To remove, you slide the board up to release rather than pull straight out. Just as it looks in photos other have posted. . Mounted on pine so I had no need for drywall anchors and had no problems installing... took 5 minutes. I'll be curious how these hold up over time.update: two years with no deterioration of the rubber, bought two more sets for additional boards.

I've used the "Hang Time" product and that worked excellent!!! Used this for my son's college room to hang his board. Super easy to install. Cheap price, but I guess overpriced when you realize it's a drywall anchor, wood screw and a rubber stand-off. That said it did work as advertised. I like the "Hang Time" better and if I could provide them one suggestion I would use a pan head screw and a metal washer to prevent the tapered wood screw from driving into the rubber stand-off. Anyway, I would buy it again or just buy the "Hang Time." I feel like that's a better product despite costing twice as much. It's a really nice way to store and display your board.

If you have snowboards/skis or skateboards, you NEED these! I have purchased twice now and LOVE them! I have since added another snowboard (not pictured) and will be buying more for my skis. I put rubber mats from IKEA to catch water that drips off, as these are in my living room. These are SO easy to use once have been installed, just pick up your snowboard and go! Plus, snowboard art is the best kind of art. Just make sure you have a vacuum handy from dust/wall pieces that will fall off in installation. Thank you so much! Cheaper than making your own at home depot (I checked)!

Not much else to say other than somewhat soft rubber to grip the sides of the board and hold it securely out of the way. They also have massive screws which I would expect in case you're going into non load bearing drywall (drywall without a stud behind it).

Works absolutely perfect. I suggest to all who buy this and have drywall that you drill the metal screw in first and screw it out so the drywall anchor screw has a good guide hole. Also drill the drywall screw as straight as possible, because those plastic little bastards will break the moment they start to screw in at an angle.

Brilliant product. So easy to fit & has gained us loads of room in my son’s room.

Seeing the pictures, I saw that these are basically just rubber door stops. You could probably go to the hardware store and buy these for a few bucks. But you’re paying for the convenience here (which is fine).My major issue is that the rubber on these are too soft. My board is causing it to sort of flex and bend. It’s ok now, but I expect my snowboard to fall eventually after repeatedly removing/inserting the board.

i followed the directions exactly and my snowboard kept falling off the wall. i was scared eventually it would break so i threw this garbage product out and built a mount myself.

Easy to install. Although when the instructions said add 3/8” to each side of the marks to account for the rubber, I did that but it ended up being too wide so I had to do ghetto readjustments. Maybe I messed up, but my best advice is to triple check everything as you don’t want ugly holes in your walls from messing up.

Great. Super easy to install and mount.