Ten Level Martial Arts Karate Belt Display

It's not made of the highest quality materials, but serves its purpose. I choose this product because it holds 10 belts and it has a stand for display; doesn't need to be hung on the wall. The loops for the belt are flimsy, but hold the belts with no issue.

*my husband stained these* I was looking for two of these at a reasonable price point and came across these. I’m really happy with them so far. They’re pretty basic but I didn’t want or need anything fancy. You might be looking at the picture thinking that they look darker and kinda streaky and you’d be right, but my husband stained them to better match the wood tone in my kid’s rooms. They are a “natural” unfinished type wood out of the package. My only piece of advice would be, if you are hanging more than one to check the hardware on the back because it’s not necessarily placed in the exact same spot. My husband marked off the wall and had to adjust when he realized the hooks weren’t the same.

A little pricey but it does the job. My son was happy to display his belts so im happy!

I've purchase two of these belt displays over the past year, one for my son when we decided we needed a place to put all his belts and one for my daughter when she decided she wanted to start martial arts. I bought these because they had mostly positive reviews and I really didn't want to spend $75 or more on a belt display for an 8 and 6 year old. Especially when I know that if they stick with it long term we will wind up needing two displays for each of them to hold all of their belts.These are an inexpensive way to get their old belts out of a stack in the closet and up on the wall. If you are a black belt then I would imagine you would want to spend more money on something nicer, but if you have kids in a martial arts program and want something simple to display their belts than this belt holder is probably what you are looking for.I gave it a four star rating because it works fine for what it's intended to do at this price point. That may be too generous since as far as belt holds go it's really 'just ok' and more of a three star product. However, I would not have a problem recommending this to someone looking for a cheap way to display belts.The only issue with the product is that it is hinged in the middle for easy shipping. You don't need to do any assembly of this to use it, just unfold it, but if you want it to lay flat against the wall when hung and not have a bend at the hinge point, you will need to do a little extra work. I used an extra wall hook to help hold it flat against the wall on one side and that fixed the issue but there are plenty of different ways to do it.

Excellent buy! My child and I are both taking taekwondo together and altogether we will have 14 belts each so it was a challenge deciding what to do considering most belt holders hold 10-12 maximum. I decided to combine our belts together. Although we will have a total of 28 belts once we earn our black belt, leaving 2 empty slots. Still not sure how I am going to address that but I have a couple of years to come up with an idea.

I opened the belt holder (it comes bent in half and is held by a metal pc together) to be able to put the karatee belt on and the metal pc came right off. Also it's not as smooth as I would imagine. BUT it does what its suppose to do. My sons belts are proudly displayed (after fixing the metal part).

Minor damage, but was fixed easily with an extra nail. Good enough for me.

I bought this when my young daughter was going through karate school. It is well made, and the belts fit on it perfectly. It hangs flat on the wall, and is a great addition to her room to proudly display her earned belts. The wood looks natural, and overall the rack is well made. if you want something to display your child's belt, and which will last forever, I highly recommend this product.