Overhead or Wall Fishing Rod Rack, Rod Storage System suspends Your rods in Soft Webbing Loops Protecting Your Equipment’s Finish. The 72”Version has 9 Positions 46”has 6. Hardware Included

Very versatile system to keep all your poles and reels organized. I purchased 2 sets and hung mine from the bottom of my overhead storage racks in the garage. Just used some S hooks and it worked flawlessly. My rods and reels have never looked so good and professionally organized.

After my 2 year old got a hook in her (luckly not past the barb) we found this to put up the poles out of her reach. I was hoping the section between the loops were not attached so that I could put twice as may poles but it was glued. With a blow dryer I was able to heat the glue and open them up and I have 12 poles stored with room to spare.

I used to lean my fishing rods against the wall in a tiny space in my garage but then they would fall, creating a mess! It would be a pain to untangle them afterwards. Since I have all my big boy toys in my garage and very little space left for anything else, I decided to use the ceiling to hang this thing as you can see from the picture. It was super easy to install, it comes with all the screws and washers. However, be careful, if your fishing hook on your rod catches the material, it's almost impossible to take the hook off that thing, I had the break the hook in half to get it off. It serves the purpose, not bad for the money.

Love it!I ran it partway up the wall and across the ceiling above the workbench in my shed, now the rods are protected from all the stuff that gets moved around in the shed, and nicely organized for the first timeUpdate 1-28-19After a year the rack has held up great and shows no signs of wear, and I have every opening filled with a rod. Nice quality, I expect this to last a long time!Update 12-23-19Still looks just like new, all the loops are still holding the rods perfectly. I have every slot filled with rods and have taken the rods out fishing many times again this year with no issues. I love how running them across the ceiling kept the rods up and out of the way, this is a really good product

Overall, I guess I'm happy with this. My main complaint is mounting it at each end, and in the middle allows it to sag. I think I am going to add additional holes and have a screw between each loop. I'm also not thrilled that the ends use D-rings, it seems like they add extra bulk to the installation without any real value.One challenge I faced when installing it was trying to decide how far apart to mount these. I ended up putting one strait, and one at an angle. This allowed me to fit a wide length of poles in the setup.

I felt compelled to write a review of this rod storage system simply because it's that good. I installed mine on exposed studs in my Man Cave. Installation was simple, all hardware is included. I was looking for something that was functional and easy to use, while also providing protection for my high-end gear. I fit 9 rods (6 spinning and 3 bait casters). They slide easily into the SOFT loops (tips first) without risk of scratching the rod or bending the guides. I placed the straps 48" apart and there is no bend or bow in the rods (most are 7'). It was very important to me that the rods are well supported without putting any stress on the rod. An added benefit is that all the rods can go in the same direction; you end up with a clean, organized, "professional" look. Highly recommended.

I liked very much the thick nylon webbing and the strong stitches. It hold my biggest 17-foot Ugly Stick with reel, along with a few 12-footers and salmon rods, the whole thing screwed into the roof. A slightly better design would have included hooks and clips so that you could unclip the webbing from the screws, allowing you to easily take the whole thing down for spring cleaning, then put it back up without unscrewing anything.

I am actually using this to hang shovels and takes in my shed. I have it mounted up the shed rafters which really helps best utilize the space. And allow other things to be wall mounted. Great product, my only suggestion is to create additional places for screw support. Obviously what I mounted is much heavier then a fishing pole, so it drooppled more. I ended up just drilling my own support screws in with additional washers. Seema to be holding great!