the rack looked an seemed like a really decent rack
596112
the rack looked an seemed like a really decent rack, the only thing is that I have a mini cooper with mini cooper cross bars and it did not fit on them, So I had to return it and purchase a different rack for that reason, but as long as you have the correct cross bars, it seemed like they would have fit onto any square or round conventional cross bars, the rack looked quality, especially for the price.
3380518
First opinions is that the overall build quality of the rack seems to be good. I will update on if I have any issues with rust but the figment was spot on along with good quality materials.
4216052
It's a decent basket that holds a good deal of stuff. My biggest problem with it though is that the springs that supposedly lock it into the rack quickly began to fall apart. I've had to secure the basket with cable ties instead.
4608240
The rack serves its purpose.  It stores the necessary equipment we needed to find a place for.  The rack itself though is somewhat wobbly and it appears to look inexpensive.  The equipment covers these issues.
2268972
The rack works fine, I tried Prime for the first time, it came on day 3, day 2...so we'll see if Prime is worth it
I am continuing to type, so that I have the minimum words in my review, for it to be posted
UNCLE!
1611464
I really liked the rack, it was good quality and I would have kept it but it was too small for where I wanted to use it that's why I had to send it back.
4087709
I bought the commercial rack hoping that it would be very high quality.  The joints are somewhat loose which makes it wobbly while setting up, but it feels sturdy while it'd standing.  Also the black plastic endcaps are coming off and it looks like they were broken when they were inserted.  Hopefully some glue will fix that.
154377
Was alright.  The holes don't line up well; contacted support and they stated that it is ok if the rails "sag" a bit due to the screws being so close to the opposite ends (I have a smaller form factor startech rack).  I ended up drilling holes using cobalt drill tips to make the "universal rails" a bit more sturdy.  If the holes line up 100%, it is a solid rail set.
3812580
Shoe rack sits in a closet so no need for it to look good, but how the company suggests that shoes be stored is not functional at all.  Shoes are removed more easily from the rack if placed 'toe-in'.

The support legs on the right side of the rack came mis-drilled so only one bolt is currently holding the rack together.  Manufacturer has been contacted and is sending a replacement.

I have concerns about the stability of the shoe rack if it were ever to be jostled or bumped into.  Very narrow.

In conclusion it gets the job done for a fair price.  Next time around would probably purchase the larger capacity rack with wheels.
3039625
The racks were slightly smaller depthwise, I had to make an adjustment to my grill by adding a screw  on the grill for each rack to rest on!
1508812
The rack was packaged super nice, with no possiblities it was going to get harmed (unless a gorilla got ahold of the package) in route. Once I pulled the product out I noted it seemed a bit flimsy and not quite as nicely chromed as I was expecting. Even my dear wife, who is not really into motorcycles or motorcycle assessories, noted the same general thoughts as I was having. One item of particular attention was the sticker on the center piece (where the rubber inlay is) which stated something like "Should not be used for more than 5 lbs". Each time I looked at the sticker (until I peeled it off) I thought "They must be joking, 5 miserable pounds." Well, I hope they just had the sticker there because their liability insurance carrier told them to put it there because there ain't no way I'm going to limit myself to 5 lbs. Maybe 15 lbs, but not 5. Anyway, since I'm used to buying used parts (I couldn't find a used Kuryakyn rack) it seems as though these things are overpriced. But honestly, the price I picked this one up from this dealer was the best I could find anywhere so I won't complain too much. It's now on the Wing (really not too hard to install after watching a video on YouTube), it looks good, is way functional and so I'm happy.
1760940
This was a great rack to have, but it did have a fundamental flaw in certain aspects.

I live in an apartment with steel trusses, and the hooks provided are not stable to hold onto them, even with anchors. It took some creativity, and someone experienced in woodworking, to get mine to stay secure. Even then, I have to make sure I don't strain a particular corner much.

That aside, it is a great rack that looks modern, and clean, and holds all of my pots and pans. The top rack isn't as accessible as I'd like, due to my placement over the kitchen sink and, thusly, not something I can put low enough to use the rack.
1993047
This rack worked but I did see it starting to sag under the weight of some of the bigger cans.  Not sure if I would buy it again
2139683
Well, I guess for the priced I got what I deserved. It was easy to assemble, and I took other reviewers comments to heart and made sure everything were properly put together. It fitted fifteen pairs of shoes easily. An hour after packing the shoes, the rack started tilting forwards and continued to do so as time moved on. Not willing to have an accident occurred I removed the shoes from the top two rack and is hoping for the best!
191833
This would've been 5 stars, but two of the edge connection things were damaged and bent in such a way that made it impossible to fit the racks onto the frame. I didn't have many tools with me, so it took a lot of time and effort to pry the bent connections open so they could fit. I'm lucky I got the thing put together without them breaking off, as one of them already had the paint chipping where it had been damaged. Overall though, now that it's finally assembled, it's a good shoe rack. The product is fine, just hope you get one that isn't bent like mine was.
2052442
Mounted this rack for a short vacation trip here in Northern California.

The rack was installed as per the manufacturer's instructions, and the following four bikes were mounted to it, also as per the manufacturer's instructions:

Cannondale SP300 Mens 27" Fitness Bike (ALUMINUM)
Trek "Lime" Women's 26" Bike (ALUMINUM)
Trek 24" Girl's Bike (ALUMINUM)
Trek Boy's 20" Bike (ALUMINUM)

I also purchased and installed the Yakima mounting bars which are designed for the two girl's bikes, which mount between the stem and seatpost.

After a 62-mile all-highway drive, upon arrival, the portion of the rack which slides into the 2" receiver hitch had bent, so that the entire rack was now pitched downward, away from the vehicle at about a 15 degree angle.

The two arms which hold the bikes, also partially defeated the internal latching mechanism which holds them upright, and were bent about 10 degrees downward.

The main problem with the design, is that the portion which is inserted in the receiver, is positioned so far out of the hitch, that there is just way too much leverage acting on it. I have no idea what the designers were thinking.

It's really a shame that the design is so marginal, for it's intended use. It probably would be OK with two bikes on it.

But four real-world Aluminum family bikes, NOPE.

Not unless they perhaps are four, featherweight 18-pound carbon / unobtainium uber-road bikes.
2883457
The rack is cheap, both in price and in quality. The pieces sometimes require a bit of wiggling to assemble. During this process, one of the connector pieces snapped on me.