Portable Kayak Easy Stands Fold for Easy Storage Carry Bag Included Yellow

We have a two plus one tandem kayak and these stands hold the kayak up with no problem. We store the kayak in an all-weather wrap and place on these stands for storage behind our shed. Very durable and has never tipped over even in 70+ mph winds.

Using them for my surfboards just to keep them off the asphalt. I like how small yet strong they are. I can also open them with one hand (if other hand is full)I recommend

Works great. Using it to store a 36lb kayak in my kitchen currently. Very lightweight bag.

Perfect stand to hold my 10 ft kayak off the ground. It's sturdy and well made!

I stacked 2 Pelican Trailblazer 100 kayaks and these hold perfectly. Thought they may be short but it's the perfect height. Come already assembled. Highly recommend!

Perfect for storing my Epic V10. Keeps it off the ground and easy to transport with you.

I needed something a little better than the sawhorses I've been using for my kayaks while cleaning or working on them. The photo shows a sit on top kayak but these stands work as well or better on my sit in kayaks. Very light weight, sturdy and easy to use. The design is easily adaptable for different hull designs. I'll be buying another set.

In a rental, works great when not able to use the walls. Will make use of it for cleaning too.

This product is made of steel and is more robust product compared to some others that require assembly and use different structural materials - this one comes assembled and QA checked. Even the storage bag is OK. The webbing is sturdy and the soft rubber pads on the rails gently but confidently grip the kayak without marring the surface. The literature indicates a load rating of 100 pounds and is therefore very adequate for my 50 pound kayak. Works great for my purposes in the field, for cleanup and storage.

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Stores a Perception 11.5 kayak without issue indoors. Arrived quickly and everything in the box.

While storing a kayak in an apartment is hardly ideal, this is the most elegant solution that takes the least amount of space.

I wanted to love these, but I have a wide boat and it's so hard to keep it centered on these, they keep slipping to one side and the rubber is more of a hindrance than an help for that (somehow not grippy enough to keep the kayak from slipping around on it's own, but too grippy to reposition the boat easily by yourself without moving the stand on the opposite side). They get the job done of keeping the kayak off the ground while we get the space in the garage usable, but I'm considering just getting a pair of sawhorses instead