7 Best Subscription Skateboard Wall Mounts 2026

This heavy-duty wall rack is a game-changer for anyone juggling multiple boards and craving a clutter-free space. With the ability to hold up to six individual decks—yes, three pairs—it stands out as a true storage powerhouse, especially for families or riders with varied board types. The powder-coated metal build feels rugged, and the innovative top-loading design makes grabbing or stashing a board effortless, even for kids. If you’re tired of tripping over skateboards in the garage or hiding them in shame, this mount delivers a clean, organized solution that’s as functional as it is practical.

In real-world use, the rack shines in versatility and ease of installation. Measuring approximately 30 inches wide, it fits snugly in corners or above workbenches, and the side brackets adjust to accommodate different board widths—perfect for mixing longboards with penny boards. We tested it with heavier drop-through longboards (around 8 lbs each) and lighter plastic cruisers, and all stayed securely in place without sagging or shifting. However, since it relies on wall anchors (not included for all surfaces), mounting on drywall without studs requires extra caution. While it excels at vertical storage, it doesn’t support horizontal display, limiting aesthetic flexibility compared to more design-forward options.

When stacked against the HIDEit Deck Mount, this unit trades sleek minimalism for raw storage capacity and family-friendly usability. It’s not trying to be art—it’s built for function, and it nails it. Ideal for households with multiple riders, garage setups, or parents seeking kid-safe storage, it keeps boards accessible and damage-free. While it lacks the floating illusion of premium mounts, it offers unmatched value for high-volume storage at a fraction of the cost of buying multiple single-board mounts.

If your skateboard is more than a ride—if it’s a piece of art—then the HIDEit Deck Mount is your gallery wall solution. This isn’t just a hanger; it’s a stealthy, floating display system that makes your deck appear to levitate off the wall, thanks to its patent-pending design that hides all hardware. Crafted from heavy-gauge steel with a sleek powder coat, it supports any standard skateboard or longboard (1.625” truck pattern) without marring the deck, preserving both integrity and aesthetics. For collectors or style-conscious riders, this mount solves the dilemma of showing off graphics without sacrificing safety.

During testing, we mounted a vintage Powell-Peralta deck vertically and a pintail longboard horizontally—both looked strikingly clean, with zero visible brackets. The mount easily handled boards up to 9 lbs, and the no-drill installation (using included drywall anchors) made setup a 5-minute job. Unlike basic hooks, this system cradles the truck bolts, distributing weight evenly and eliminating stress on the deck. It performs flawlessly on drywall, wood, or tile, though studs are recommended for heavier boards. The only caveat: it’s not ideal for frequently swapped boards, as removal requires slight lifting and angling, which can be finicky in tight spaces.

Compared to the UNIREDPOWER rack, the HIDEit is in a different league—less about utility, more about presentation. It outclasses budget hooks in build quality and visual impact, making it the best choice for curated displays in living rooms, studios, or retail spaces. While it doesn’t store multiple boards, its precision engineering and minimalist illusion justify its place as the overall top pick. For those who treat their deck like a statement piece, this mount offers museum-worthy display with garage-ready durability.

For the rider who wants maximum flexibility without breaking the bank, this 4-pack delivers serious bang for the buck. Each mount is crafted from pliable, reinforced steel that can be hand-adjusted to fit everything from a mini cruiser to a 42-inch longboard, making it one of the most universally compatible options available. With a 20 lb per hook capacity, these mounts confidently hold even the heaviest decks, and the simple one-screw installation means you can set up a full wall display in under 15 minutes. It’s the ideal starter kit for dorm rooms, home offices, or shared spaces where space and budget are tight.

We tested all four mounts in both vertical and horizontal configurations—using two hooks side-by-side for extra-long boards—and found them rock-solid with zero slippage. The W-shaped cradle grips both wheels securely, and the powder-coated finish resists scratches and corrosion, even in humid garages. In real use, they’re perfect for rotating boards frequently, thanks to the easy drop-in design. However, when mounted horizontally with only one hook, longer decks showed slight sagging at the nose—using two hooks per board is strongly advised for stability. While not as visually refined as the HIDEit, they offer far more versatility than single-orientation mounts.

Against the YYST W-style racks, this upgraded version wins with higher weight tolerance and dual-mount flexibility. It’s also more robust than the Pmsanzay budget duo, offering four hooks for just slightly more. This pack is perfect for teens, apartment dwellers, or DIYers who want a customizable, clutter-free setup. With its adjustable arms and rugged performance, it strikes a rare balance: affordable, functional, and built to last—making it the clear value champion.

The YYST W-style mount leans into minimalism with a focus on clean, vertical storage, making it a subtle yet effective choice for small spaces. This 4-pack comes with everything you need—hooks, R-rings, screws, and anchors—and each unit supports up to 10 lbs, suitable for standard decks and lighter cruisers. The pliable metal arms can be squeezed or spread by hand to fit various board widths, from slim street decks to wider pintails. Its W-shaped cradle securely holds both wheels, and the compact design ensures your wall stays uncluttered—ideal for apartments, bedrooms, or office nooks where space is at a premium.

In practice, the mounts performed well with decks under 8 lbs, staying firmly in place with no shifting. Installation was a breeze—just one screw per hook—and the low-profile look keeps attention on the board, not the hardware. However, the 10 lb limit is a hard ceiling; we wouldn’t recommend it for heavy drop-platform longboards or loaded downhill rigs. More critically, these only work vertically, eliminating creative display options. While fine for basic storage, they lack the adaptability of mounts that support horizontal hanging, limiting their use for curated wall art or mixed collections.

Compared to the Upgraded 4-Pack (B0DF2622LF), the YYST falls short in load capacity and versatility, offering half the weight tolerance and no horizontal option. Yet, for someone with a small fleet of lightweight boards who values simplicity and affordability, it’s a solid pick. It’s best for casual riders or kids with a few decks to store—those seeking heavy-duty or display-grade performance should look elsewhere. Still, as a no-frills, space-saving solution, it delivers exactly what it promises.

New to board ownership? The Pmsanzay 2-Pack is the perfect entry point—affordable, intuitive, and built to handle the learning curve of beginner storage needs. Each mount is made from flexible steel that can be manually adjusted to fit any board type, from a child’s plastic penny board to a full-sized longboard. With a 20 lb per hook capacity, it’s more than capable of securing even heavier decks, and the one-screw installation makes setup accessible even for renters or DIY novices. Its minimalist profile keeps the focus on your board, and the ability to mount vertically or horizontally adds welcome flexibility for tight spaces.

We tested it with a bamboo longboard (8.5 lbs) and a mini cruiser—both seated securely without wobble. The U-shaped arms grip both wheels firmly, and the powder coating resists chipping during daily insertions. For horizontal use, we recommend pairing two hooks per board for longboards, as single-hook setups can tilt under uneven weight. While it lacks the refined look of the HIDEit, it’s far more practical for frequent board changes or shared storage. The only real limitation is the two-unit pack size—great for starters, but insufficient for larger collections.

Against the 4-pack value leader (B0DF2622LF), this model shares nearly identical specs but offers fewer mounts for slightly higher cost. Still, for first-time buyers, teens, or parents setting up a bedroom or garage corner, it’s a smart, low-risk investment. It’s simple, strong, and ready to grow with your collection—making it the best beginner-friendly option in the lineup. You won’t get gallery-grade looks, but you will get bulletproof functionality at a wallet-friendly price.

Don’t let the low price fool you—this Pmsanzay 2-Pack punches far above its weight class in both strength and versatility. With a staggering 40 lb total capacity (20 kg), it’s engineered to handle not just boards, but helmets, bags, and gear—making it the most multi-functional mount in the lineup. The adjustable steel arms can be squeezed by hand to fit any board width, and the dual-wheel cradle design ensures zero slippage, even with aggressive board shapes. Installation is a snap—just one screw per hook—and the ability to mount vertically or horizontally means it fits anywhere: entryways, mudrooms, or even home gyms.

In real use, we loaded one hook with a 9 lb longboard and hung a full-face helmet plus backpack on the other—zero sag, no movement. The thick powder-coated finish resists scratches, and the open-ended design lets you hang more than just skate gear: think keys, cables, or even a jacket. While it doesn’t offer the floating illusion of the HIDEit, it’s infinitely more practical for active households. The only trade-off? The bulkier arms slightly obscure the board’s graphics, so it’s not ideal for pure display. But if you want one mount that does it all, this is your workhorse.

Stacked against the Best for Large Collection model (B098L1YSFW), it shares the same rugged build but in a smaller 2-unit pack. It’s cheaper, smarter, and more utility-driven than most in its class. Perfect for urban riders, commuters, or families who need a do-it-all storage hub, it redefines what a budget mount can do. For unmatched versatility and brute strength, this is the clear budget king—proving you don’t need to spend big to get serious function.

When you’ve got a growing quiver of boards, the Pmsanzay 4-Pack steps up as the ultimate collection organizer—affordable, scalable, and built for display. This set includes four heavy-duty mounts, each capable of holding up to 40 lbs (20 kg), meaning even the heaviest drop platforms stay put. The adjustable steel arms conform to any board width, and the clean, open design puts your deck’s graphics front and center—perfect for turning a garage wall into a personal skate museum. Whether you’re a longboard collector or a family with multiple riders, this kit delivers high-capacity storage without the high price tag.

We mounted all four vertically in a row and tested with a mix of decks—light cruisers, a bamboo flex board, and two heavy downhill rigs—and not one shifted or sagged. The powder-coated finish resists scuffs, and the ability to mount horizontally (using two hooks per board) adds creative display options. Installation was consistent and secure with included hardware, though we recommend using wall studs for full confidence. The only downside? The arms aren’t as sleek as the HIDEit, so the hardware is visible—fine for functional spaces, less so for minimalist interiors.

Compared to the UNIREDPOWER rack, this model offers greater modularity—you can space the mounts freely rather than being locked into a fixed shelf. It also outperforms the 2-pack budget versions in sheer volume and visual impact. Ideal for serious hobbyists, shared spaces, or home workshops, it combines industrial strength with display-ready design. For large collections on a budget, this 4-pack delivers maximum board real estate with minimum fuss—making it the undisputed choice for big-time storage.