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The sports equipment organizer has very large storage capacity. The combination of Oxford cloth and metal mesh is very suitable for placing balls. The product assembly is simple. Package includes instruction manual and all necessary installation accessories.
Enjoy sports and no worry about neatness
This storage rack provides the perfect solution for storing balls and other sports equipment. Balls are prone to running around in the garage, so you can easily retrieve them from the storage rack without worrying about clutter.
Smooth wheels & Side racket storage
The four rollers can rotate 360 degrees and roll smoothly. You can easily push the storage rack from the garage to the backyard or basketball court. There is also a racket storage rack on the side, which is very practical.
Oxford fabric is elastic, sturdy, and durable, making it perfect for placing balls.
Ideal solution for sports equipment organization
If you're looking to maintain an organized, clutter-free environment, this durable and sleek sports equipment organizer is the perfect solution. Constructed with robust metal and complemented by Oxford fabric storage, it promises longevity and reliability, standing up to everyday use while adding a modern touch to your space. The classic black finish ensures it seamlessly integrates into any decor style, making it a versatile addition to your home or garage.
G. Hearn
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
This sports equipment rack has wheels. Two wheels lock. Easy to roll. It’s sturdy enough for home use. It’s nice that it has space for lots of different types of sporks equipment. Nice to be able to keep everything sorted and in one place. Depending upon your needs. . . You might be able to use this for items other than sports equipment as well.This rolling sports equipment rack is Made in China and being sold by a Chinese company on Amazon.
Nicole
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
I love the idea of this but it was a lot more complicated than I anticipated to assemble and I was disappointed that the basket on the bottom and top were just flimsy fabric not a more solid material. This is partly my own fault for not reading before ordering I just looked at the photos and assumed.Anyway it took me a good hour by myself to construct. Directions were clear for the most part I did mistake the baskets that go on the side, the directions show two different ways to attach them and I thought I messed up. I did also forget to add them the first time (they go between one of the bolts when assembling a part of the side) so I had to take it apart and add them and reassemble. (my own fault) Once it's together it's sturdy enough, a bit wobbly and the fabric baskets probably won't have a huge weight limit. I plan to keep it indoors as it definitely will not hold up to the weather. Ultimately I got this because I have got my three children a plethora of outdoor toys for the summer to gift them at easter and with a bunch of new things those things need a place to go. I am hoping this cart holds up through the summer but I don't have high hopes. On that note; I think that if you have older children like 12+ it would probably have a longer lifespan. My younger two (5 and 10) will absolutely abuse this thing. lol.It is also larger than I expected so that is a good quality. I think it would accurately hold the amount of items shown in the seller photo. We intend to store soccer balls and collapsible goals, tennis rackets and balls, volleyballs, and possibly some other small outside toys in this.
RickR
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025
Quality of "workmanship" is laughable. Holes aren't so much drilled, as hogged out to the point where I can see the factory saying, "somewhere in this general area is where the hole needs to be". Threads are cut at any angle other than 90 degrees. When I received mine, all the labels that tell what part is what were all stuck to the same bag. Must have been humid somewhere, I guess. Paint is thick enough that the parts won't insert without scraping some of it off, then you can bet the part will rust...The "instructions" are at best, poorly done and completely unclear. I've read a bunch of tech drawings in my life, and to me, a dashed line means the part is hidden. Well here, not so much. It shows screws going into fixtures that aren't drilled for screws, and then you realize that you have to remove something you put in a few steps ago to install this thing.If you need something to test a relationship, this may be a good thing to get. You can express words that are colorful while you are taking the thing apart for the third time to get everything lined up, so that may be helpful as well.Otherwise spend your money elsewhere. Anyplace else...
Athea Delores
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
Multiple uses storage cart, I use this in my shop for other items
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