HANGTIME Snowboard Wall Mount

Took me a bit to get the angle right, but once I got it up I loved the look. Super clean looking and holds really well

I bought 2 sets of these so I could hang up my girlfriend and i's snowboards in our apartment. I'm no handy man by any means, but these are pretty clear cut how to get them up. It does take a bit of measuring and penciling, but they do their best to outline exactly how to do that in the instructions. The boards have been hanging for half a day now, right above our couch, and no sign of budging. I admit the measuring is a bit off on my part, but it definitely spices the place up!Under the right circumstances I would've given this a 5 star, but the reason I am giving this 4/5 is because one of the sets I order had clear signs of usage on it, and was even physically sticky, whereas the other one was not as 'abused' looking, and the 90-degree swivel was not sticky. Yet both were marked as new, when I think really only one of them was. At any rate, they both seem to be working just fine, but I don't think I should reward a company a perfect rating if I suspect them of shady practices like that.Overall, recommended. Does the job and looks cool!

Pros:- Pretty small & nondescript when there's no snowboard hanging- Easy to place and remove snowboard from mounts- Comes with mounting hardware- Snowboard feels secure when hangingCons:- I'm using the mounts with my snowboard in a vertical configuration, which means that I can't get the mounts aligned with the studs in the wall. Thus, I needed to use the hefty drywall anchors that came with the mounts, which are going to leave some big holes once removed (and probably losing a bit of my rental deposit).- It took a lot of thinking on my part to get the spacing just right between the mounts. When mounting your snowboard vertically, you need to make sure you get the spacing just right, such that the board doesn't wall through the mounts, and you have enough vertical clearance to lift the board out of the mounts. It's very easy to accidentally place the mounts higher than needed, causing the snowboard to collide with the ceiling when being removed.Overall:- This is a great product, and I'm very happy with my purchase. The installation time and mental stress during installation was a little unnerving, but now that I got all my measurements just right, my snowboard is beautifully hanging in my foyer.

The good:The product, when anchored through the sheet rock to a wall stud with screws, holds the snowboard perfectly and it looks great. If the in package directions were as good as the product itself I would give this 5 stars.The bad:The kit comes with sheet rock anchors that the directions tell you to use, even when bolting through to a wall stud. Unfortunately, when you try to put a sheet rock anchor into a wall stud either the tip snaps when it hits the stud, or the anchor bucks on the driver and chews a divot out of your wall.Other:I can't speak to whether the sheet rock anchors alone would hold the weight of your snowboard and wouldn't want to put that kind of weight on my wall. Instead, I recommend just using regular screws, locating a wall stud, and mounting the bracket to that.Would buy the product again and it makes a great gift (with a caveat on the directions) for snowboarders who want to get their boards out of the closet on the off season.

Purchased two sets of these snowboard mounts to hang my boards. The mounts definitely do hold the boards securely once I was finally finished with the project, but I found the hardware to be slightly disappointing. The directions state that you are supposed to drill the drywall anchors into the wall, and if you encounter a stud, you just keep drilling into it. This absolutely does not work. These anchors are too weak to drill straight into a stud. I ran into this with both sets of boards. The first anchor sheared at the tip and started spinning in the wall. I had to get a drill bit and pre-drill the stud in order to get the anchor to bite. With the second board, I pre-drilled a hole through the wall and into the stud, and the anchor still broke, this time in half. The anchor then spun sideways and tore up my wall more a bit. I was livid. I simply went and got a 2in wood screw and used that for mounting it. Drove in and held securely. Like I said, the product holds the boards up well, but just understand that the drywall anchors are weak and don't handle studs as well as the instructions would lead you to believe.

Ordered 2 sets of these, one for hanging a board at an angle and another set for hanging vertically. These are easy to hang and the boards stick to them great - without touching the wall, something I was initially concerned about. The only drawback is that you cannot hang a board horizontally with them, but that is also a claim never made by the manufacturer, so no surprise.If I could do 4.5 starts, I would... I am only docking them half a star due to the hanging instructions, which were poorly printed. They are accurate, but poorly printed to the point that I abandoned them and searched online.

How do you hang a snowboard with bindings? Hangtime! These things are great for hanging and displaying you boards. I have two boards which I wanted to mount on a wall. I looked at many of the shelve-like version which are similar to surfboard racks but did not seem any of them accommodate for the bindings unless you hung them base to base. These Hangtime mounts are easy to mount as long as you know how to locate the studs. The instructions are pretty clear on how to hang them based on width of your board. You also have to mount the board so that the mounts hit the board near 1/3 of the length to be stable...if that made sense. I have a reverse-cambered board and it mounts with no issues. I have received many comments on how nice these mounts are.