Tennis Racket Storage Rack Stand,Tennis Racket Holder,Tennis Racquet Storage Rack Durable and Storable

It's honestly a decent rack. Took 10 minutes to put together. Looks like to will hold 10 racquets comfortably. Soft padding where the racquet touches the stand.

If you only need one rack then you don’t need this review. However, if you are looking to buy more than one then this review might be for you. There are a lot of details difference in the two racks that I purchased.I bought two racks less than a week apart, but they arrived in very different conditions. The first one was decent and easy to assemble, as it came in a large flat box and was already partially assembled. However, it turned out to be smaller than I expected, so I decided to order a second one. When the second rack arrived, it came in a much smaller box and required full assembly from scratch.There were several inconsistencies between the two products. First, the bolts on the first rack were silver, while those on the second were black. Second, the second rack came in four short pieces that needed to be connected, whereas the first rack consisted of just two long pieces. The uneven cuts along the connecting lines really ruined the aesthetic. Third, the lower bottoms of the two racks didn’t even look the same. Fourth, the second rack was noticeably shorter than the first one.Despite all these issues, I initially decided to keep the second rack to avoid the hassle of returning it. However, upon assembly, I discovered that one of the bottom legs was missing a hole for the bolt, making it impossible to fully connect. I now have no choice but to disassemble it and send it back.

Does the job, looks and feels great.

Those who have become familiar with my reviews, know that I have a tendency to repurpose items other than their original intended.This is yet another situation, where I did just that. We have a detached garage, a covered patio section, and then the area nearest the house, and our back door is ann open uncovered space. it is not uncommon for me to get out of our van in the garage, load up with many things to take inside, reach the back door, and discover, I have nowhere to set anything except the ground in order to unlock the door. After many failed attempts at solving this problem, I decided to try a racket rack.This particular rack is very sturdy and durable. Assembly was super fast and easy. So far, I have not needed to do anything to modify the rack. The cushions on the rod, offer just enough flexibility, and conformity to whatever I may set a top of the rack that it prevent it from falling off. I am sure if I needed to sit a whole lot of small items on the rack in order to open the door, I might have more difficulty. However, I very often have multiple bags or boxes of items to bring in, or take out. This does not get any direct sunlight, gets a lot of indirect sunlight, has been rained blown about, and some pretty heavy winds, and is still just solid and sturdy as the day I assembled it.I see no reason why it wouldn’t be just as convenient and efficient for tennis racket storage or temporary holding. The cushion on the upper rod reaches to end, preventing a tennis racket from resting directly on metal.. The rack is lightweight enough to move from place to place easily, even with a group of tennis rackets loaded on it, I suspect it would still be fairly easy to move from place to place.

Received this from the vine and its a perfect fit. I string my own racquets and A few friends at the club. The racquet holder is on the right side of the picture ,the left is my small stringer. I picked the white holder ,but the black is the same build. The assembly is very simple ,my 5 year old grandson with a bit of assistance from Papa ,put this together in about 10 minutes or less. Its only six screws ,2 cross bars ,2 legs and 2 cushioned rollers for your racquets to rest in. Its really sturdy ,now I wouldn't use it for any type of ladder or step stool ,but then again why would you. I've placed a bunch of different sized racquets to show how they all fit. There's A child's racquet, a racquet ball racquet and even some of my old ones from the 60's and 70's. Yes ,2 times a year we bring out the retro racquets and that's all that is allowed to be used. Once for indoor ,once for outdoor. All fit very well and are sitting against two cushioned braces at the top. Simple design and will hold at least 12 to 15 racquets. I'm very happy with this item .

I ordered one of these holders several months ago and it was cool. It took about 10 minutes to put together. It comes with larger pieces that are welded together. I ordered a second one a week ago and it is horrible. It arrived in a tiny box. I thought it was a mistake. The tiny box is the new version that comes in a thousand pieces. It took me over an hour to put it together. The directions are terrible and I had some screws that were not even listed in the directions.The new version of the holder is shorter and does not look as nice. I ordered another one. Hopefully I get the old version if not both of the new versions will be returned to amazon.This company is trying to save money by making an inferior product. Some people are willing to pay for quality. And that is exactly what I did. Wayfair has the old version and I ordered it. I paid 3 times what this holder cost on amazon. It is well over priced but that's what I wanted and I am willing to pay for quality.The perfect combination is when you get quality for a low price. But me, as a consumer would rather pay for quality rather than get a bargain on an inferior product.I have added a picture showing the old version on the left versus the new version on the right.