Suspenz Folding Kayak Stand, Small Portable Racks for Kayaks, Canoes & SUPs - 150 lb Capacity - 22-1818

I recently got the Suspenz Folding Kayak Stand, and I’m really impressed. These stands pack down small and function very well. Even when flipping my SUP over or on its side, they remain stable without any issues.I appreciate how lightweight and compact they are, making storage and transport a breeze. The no-assembly-required feature is a big plus—just unfold them, and they’re ready to use right out of the box. The included mesh carrying bag is also a nice touch.One thing I do wish for is that the pivot screw was shielded, as it's a bit too sharp for my liking. Despite this minor issue, I'm so satisfied with these stands that I’ll likely buy other Suspenz products when needed.Overall, the Suspenz Folding Kayak Stand is a fantastic choice for anyone needing a reliable and portable solution for their kayaks, canoes, or SUPs.

Really like these stands. Easy to move to different locations and easy to place kayak on to keep it off the ground. Lightweight and portable but seem to be quite sturdy. Note it is low, so if you want to work on your yak you may need to place them on something to give them more height or opt to buy their taller ones. But perfect for what I was searching for since you don’t have to lift the kayak too high.

Build quality and holds my kayak for cleaning after salt water paddles

Overall, I thought an it was an excellent product. Was impressed with the quality. Just one thing - you might want to consider some of their larger stands if you have a sit-on-top fishing kayak. I have an Oldtown pdl106 and had difficulties finding a good fit on the back end.That being said, I looking forward to exploring additional offerings from Suspenz.

I say it is a keeper, with some caveats.Pros: sturdy, fit my kayaks and my canoes, portable and easy to fold-up or out.Cons: A bit short for most people and perhaps stability might be an issue on some surfacesI like them and will keep them. All of my boats are 23" or less. The tiderace in the picture is 22" x ~18'.

I was concerned that these slings might be too small for my boat, an Alden 18 foot ocean rowing shell. I am accustomed to large slings at the boathouse where I row narrow racing shells, and those boats fit on the cloth part, in a little "valley." My ocean shell is wider, hence my concern with the small slings. However, the boat is very stable if I move the slings more toward the center (away from the ends) of the boat, and I rest the boat on the rubber grippy areas and not the cloth sling portion.I want to thank other reviewers who included photos of ther personal watercraft on the slings. The photos sold me, and I am very happy with the nice, light, very portable slings. The mesh storage bag could be an inch or two wider as I can barely fit the slings back in it, which would be my only criticism and a small one at that. One reviewer said he bought restaurant tray supports for 1/3 the price. Well, they are much taller, and the sling (cloth) portion is taut. I was concerned that my boat would roll off and being so high, be damaged. So those are points to consider if you want to go that route. My boat is very stable resting on the rubbery grippy portions of these slings.Edit: I see people complaining that these slings are too low for working on a boat. The dimensions are given!! You need to read and think before you order something. These people probably have a tape measure at home, so my suggestion is read the description of the item and think about how you will use it. Do not fault an item for being what it is if you order the wrong thing for your purpose, or do not read. Sheesh. It also sounds like some people did not look at the photos, and have the very bow and stern of their boar on the cloth instead of the rubber grippy sections. Also not the fault of the sling.

Just got these stands today, took them down to the beach to set them up, and they work perfectly. Keeps my 41-pound Necky kayak off the sand but more importantly, I no longer have to give the kayak a shake before moving it to dislodge any snakes hiding under it. While I use a cockpit cover and store the kayak hull up, my beach abuts a wooded area which is home to lots of little critters - including snakes which seem to like kayaks. The stands are quite sturdy, well made, fold nicely, and are easy to carry. They work well in the sand and I plan to set them up in a covered porch to hold the kayak for winter storage. The mesh bag the stands were packed is handy for stuff packed in the stern hatch. Good product.

I'm very satisfied with the stands and they are perfect for my purpose. I store my kayak in my garage and wanted some stands to set it on to get it off the concrete floor.