I actually bought two Monkey Bar systems on Amazon -- one was this preconfigured 6-pair ski rack, and the other was a "build your own" version consisting of a number of separate purchases of Monkey Bar Storage components. So, I actually ended up with two full-size bars and all the hooks I would need for my family's skis, boots and our (possibly) wet clothes at the end of the day. (Buying the components separately in the "build your own" configuration definitely more expensive, but not absurdly so.)

Everything installs super easily (if you know how to find and drill into a stud). Amazingly, Monkey Bar Storage actually includes strong and long screws totally appropriate for super-sturdy mounting of the two support brackets required for each bar. (This is not always a given with products that require mounting. They even include a couple of extra screws, presumably in case you lose one or strip the head.) The finish on the bars and the various hook components is very nice and everything is super strong and works great. (All hooks are coated in about 1/16" inch of rubber.) Some reviewers have commented that it is best to secure each hook that supports skis using a tie wrap, so the hook doesn't lift off when you lift the skis. This is true, but easy and not a problem. In fact, the same thing that makes the hooks lift off so easily also makes them very easy to relocate into a totally custom configuration on the bar. (They are fully secure when supporting weight. It is only when you apply upward pressure that they can come loose.)

I will end up needing to shorten one of my two main support bars by a few inches and, if I have any unreasonable trouble, I will update this sentence.

The rack seems solid enough, but I do not like how high up it holds the skis. It seems that it squeezes them together way up at the tips and causes undue pressure on the skis. Also, the bracket pops off any time you remove a pair of skis. It can be remedied by a zip tie, but it is cumbersome and looks cheesy. If there were better choices, I would probably go with something else. It seems there are not a lot of wall mounted ski racks available.

Excellent product, holds all my skis, poles, boots and more. Flexible placement of hooks which can be easily slid left or right. Mount is sturdy and no issues in supporting the weight.

Great concept but not a perfect implementation. The hangers lift off the bar when I remove the skis so you have to be gentle and remove them slowly or else the hanger will fall. Some skis hang better than others. Mine are new and fairly rigid while my kids skis are a bit older so they bow apart and could fall. None have fallen yet but I think they could if bumped.

Looks great, hangs easily. You can adjust the wall plates on the posts to set them on studs. I like that the ski forks are moveable as bindings vary. When you lift your skis out of the forks, the forks lift too which is a little awkward. I used cable ties to prevent this. Easy fix.