Rack'Em 4 Pair Boot Rack & Wader Hanger , 4.5"H x 35.25"W x 10.5"D

Most racks I looked at were impractical for one reason or another but this one is well thought out and just perfect! Racks are spaced wide enough to allow good air circulation and yet close enough for efficient use of space. Wires are big enough to accomodate men's boots and waders. Simple and efficient, strong and light weight. This is one of those little things that is going to make a big difference. Makes me wonder why we didnt do this years ago! Its better for the waders and our garage

These racks work great. Easy to install. Orginally purchased a 4 pair rack and loved it. Decided to get a double and 2 singles later to make it so 8 pairs of 18in lacrosse rubber hunting boots can be hung to dry next to the woodstoce in camp. The only negative part is the washers for the screws are very thin and smoosh very easily when scrwwing the scews in so be careful with that. Other thrn that, the guys in hunting camp are gonna love these. We use to have plastic ones that the boots would slip out of and werent sturdy and sometimes the woodstove would heat the plastic up enough to cause them to deform.

I made this a useful item, but it's not that way out of the box. The mounting needs something solid, so I mounted a thin plank behind it. Then, the boots should be wide boots; women's boots are ordinarily too narrow and they will fall through. I took foam pipe insulation, cut it, and slid it onto each prong (thereby narrowing the gap). Only then could I mound it and use it for my wife's boots. Nice metal, but not well thought out in terms of practicality of use.

We've been using two of these boot racks for 4 years now and they have been perfect. We needed the boots in the garage but off the floor as mice will climb in them since we live in the country. We keep snow boots, cowboy boots, and rubber boots for kids and adults and they have held up great. For kids under about 1st grade you can put two boots into one slot. After that they hold up for kid through adult one boot per slot. We have even stacked a second pair of boots/yard shoes on top (maybe one or two pair) so the soles of the extra shoes sit on the soles of the ones in the slots. The rack has held up great. Make sure you mount it into studs and it will treat you great! We get a lot of compliments and comments when people come in throughs the garage and see these there. I think they also help with organizing for the kids because it's such a clear place to put things and they can get them on and off easily.

Love this product! Easy to hang! Very sturdy! I'm the wife of an avid fly-fisherman, and I was tired of hip waders draped all over my banisters and balconies, and patio furniture! This keeps all three family members' waders hanging neat and tidy in our garage, helps them air out, and helps my hubby find them for the next time he heads to the mountains! This is a wide rack, so be sure to measure your space before ordering. The brackets for hanging the rack are spaced perfectly to fit the studs in walls, so it is very secure.

Very simple product, installs easily and hold your waders - nothing fancy but exactly what I wanted.

Wow! LOVE these boot racks!!!!!! I've purchased 2 so far... and will purchase another if I can find a good place to put it! :) The rack seemed pricey but after hanging it (which was very simple - all hardware included), the organization and de-cluttering it provided was WELL worth the price! I have my 2 racks hanging in the entryway and it has been extremely convenient to be able to grab a pair of boots on the way out the door, as well as to hang them up as soon as I get home-- not to mention, no more tracking snow/salt/dirt through any part of the house. I highly recommend these boot racks!!!!UPDATE (10/17/17):Still in LOVE with these boot racks... I just ordered my third one for our garage. Great product!

got this to provide some organization in the garage for muddy boots & to get them off the floor. unfortunately, mine was missing the mounting hardware for installation on the wall. picked up some large screws, washers, and wall anchors to mount. try to hit a couple of studs in the wall when you do this to carry the weight. the 4 pair fits 3 pairs of oversized rubber mudding boots with a space open between each of the 3 pairs of boots. i mounted mine with the 3 mount tabs pointing down - don't know if it makes much of a difference.