Get your skis off the floor and onto the wall.
A handmade, wall-mounted ski rack built from reclaimed wood by local kids. It holds 10 pairs, even wide powder skis and twin tips, bolts flush into your wall studs, and doesn't take up any floor space.
- 7 ft (84") tall, holds 10 pairs of skis
- 30° angled, shallow slots with 1½" openings: fits wide powder skis & twin tips; solid wood remains behind each slot
- Reclaimed wood, sanded, stained, with rounded edges
- Bolts flush into studs (6 lag bolts included)
- Free delivery in Victor, Driggs & Tetonia
- Free ski pole rack included (a $99 value)
*Photo shows finish and style.
Loaded and empty.
Ten pairs on one wall, and the bare rack so you can see the shallow 30° slots and the reclaimed wood.
Built here, by hand, from reclaimed wood.
Won't bend your skis
Racks that hang skis by the tips can bend them over time, especially rockered skis. This rack holds each pair at its contact points, so your skis rest the way they were built.
Fits any ski
It holds any size ski, from small kids' skis to wide powder skis and twin tips. The whole family's quiver fits on one rack.
Skis dry fast
Skis sit at an angle, so melting snow drips right off instead of pooling around the bindings and edges. That helps keep rust off your edges.
Reclaimed wood
Reclaimed wood gives every rack its own grain and character. Every board gets checked for nails, and we never use painted or pressure-treated wood.
Mounts flush to the wall
Three crossbars sit in notches on the back and lag-bolt straight into your wall studs, so the rack sits flat against the wall and never moves.
No floor space
Your skis hang on the wall, out of the way, with nothing sticking out into the garage or mudroom. Your car, bikes, and boots keep their room.
Hi, we’re the 2Skip brothers!
We’re two brothers who live in a mountain town and pretty much live on our skis. We’re both on the ski team, and we play hockey too. With five people in our family and our parents having a bunch of skis too, our garage was a total mess of skis everywhere.
So a few years ago, our dad built two racks to fix it, and they worked awesome. Then our friends and other people started asking him to build them one too.
Ski and hockey gear is really expensive, and our parents are making us pay for more of our own stuff now. Landon used to mow lawns around the neighborhood, but then he had a better idea: build ski racks and help people get their skis organized. So that’s what we’re doing!
Every rack you buy helps us pay for our gear. Thanks for supporting us. See you on the mountain!
— Landon & Ashton
Choose your size.
Every rack is sanded, stained, and routered smooth, and comes with mounting bolts and a free ski pole rack.
10-pair rack
- Holds 10 pairs, slots 8¾" apart
- 30° shallow slots with 1½" openings: fits powder skis & twin tips; solid wood remains behind each slot
- Two uprights + three crossbars (1x8 or 1x10)
- Top edge is ski spot #1 (30° cut, no slot); nine shallow slots run 8¾" through 78¾" from the top
- 6 lag bolts included (2 per crossbar)
- Free pole rack included ($99 value)
6-pair rack
- Holds 6 pairs of skis
- Good for kids' skis, mudrooms, and condos
- Mounting bolts included
- Free pole rack included ($99 value)
Custom size
- Built for low ceilings, big quivers, or odd walls
- Example: 8 pairs ≈ $304; 12 pairs ≈ $456
- We'll confirm the price before we build
- Free pole rack included ($99 value)
What you get for $379.
Handmade, one at a time
Not flat-packed or mass-produced. Each rack is built by hand, sanded, stained, and clear-coated, and it shows up finished and ready to hang.
Protects your gear
One pair of skis can cost $500–$1,000+, and 10 pairs can be $5,000+ of your family's gear. This rack keeps it all safe, organized, and off the floor.
Won't bend your skis
Skis rest on their contact points, not hung by the tips, so rockered skis keep their shape.
About $38 a pair
$379 for 10 pairs works out to about $38 per pair of skis stored. Comparable racks sell for $450+. Plus, the pole rack is free.
Built to last decades
Solid wood, lag-bolted into your studs. Buy it once and use it for decades. Local delivery is free in Teton Valley.
Helps two young athletes
Every rack helps Landon and Ashton pay for their own ski and hockey gear.
We bring it to you, and we can hang it too.
Delivery
| Where | Cost |
|---|---|
| Teton Valley: Victor, Driggs, Tetonia | Free |
| Jackson / Wilson, WY | $40 |
| Idaho Falls | $50 or meet halfway |
| Pickup in Victor | Free |
Installation
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| We install it: find your studs, level the rack, and lag-bolt it flush | $35 |
| DIY: 6 lag bolts included, 2 per crossbar, into studs | Free |
All three crossbars have to go into wall studs. Drywall anchors alone won't hold a loaded rack.
Ordering is easy.
- Standard rack? Tap Buy now on the 10-pair or 6-pair rack. You'll pay securely through Stripe and choose pickup or delivery.
- Custom size, unstained, or install? Fill out the form below. We'll reply with your total and a payment link.
- We build it. The kids get to work, and we'll let you know when it's ready.
- Delivery & mounting. We drop it off (and hang it if you'd like), or you pick it up in Victor.
Custom orders, delivery & install
There's no payment on this form. We'll get back to you to confirm the details and send your total.
Questions people ask
Will it bend my skis?
Racks that hang skis by the tips can bend them over time, especially rockered skis. This rack holds each pair at its contact points, so your skis rest the way they were built.
Will it fit my skis?
Yes. It holds any size ski, from small kids' skis to wide powder skis and twin tips.
How does it mount? Do I need studs?
Yes. The rack hangs flush on the wall from three crossbars (top, center, and bottom), and each crossbar gets lag-bolted into wall studs. Six lag bolts are included, two per crossbar. Studs are usually 16" apart, and each crossbar is long enough to reach at least two. Don't use drywall anchors alone, because a full rack of skis is heavy. Stay away from spots near outlets and switches, where wiring may run. If you'd rather not deal with it, we'll install it for $35.
Does it lean against the wall or stand on its own?
Neither. It's a wall-mounted rack. Because it's bolted to studs, it sits flush and solid without taking up any floor space.
How long until my rack is ready?
Standard racks usually take about [LEAD TIME, e.g. 1–2 weeks]. Custom sizes can take a little longer. Since the kids build around school, we'll give you a date when you order. The weeks before opening day and before the holidays get busy, so order early.
Can you build a different size?
Yes. We can build shorter racks for low ceilings, bigger ones for a large quiver, or a size that fits a narrow wall or kids' skis. Pricing is about $38 per pair of capacity, with a $249 minimum. Send us your ceiling height and how many pairs you want to store using the form.
Will it fit wide powder skis?
Yes. The slots are shallow 1½" wide openings angled at 30° and spaced 8¾" apart, with solid wood behind each cut, so wide powder skis and twin tips fit. The top edge is ski spot #1, cut at the same 30° angle with no slot, and the nine slot marks run from 8¾" through 78¾", leaving 5¼" of solid wood below the last slot. Big bindings? Alternate tip direction on every other pair so each heel piece sits over the next pair's toe piece. If you have something extra wide, tell us your widest ski in the notes.
How do I take care of it?
Wipe it down with a dry cloth now and then, and wipe up melted snow so water doesn't sit on the wood. At the start of each season, make sure the lag bolts are still snug. Scuffs are part of the reclaimed look, but if you want, you can touch them up with a little stain or furniture wax.
Do kids really build it? Is it safe?
Yes. They measure, mark, sand, stain, assemble, and inspect each rack, and they do the final wiggle test. Dad does the saw cuts and the routing, drives the lag bolts, and supervises everything. Each board gets checked for nails, and we don't use painted or pressure-treated wood.
How do I pay?
For the 10-pair and 6-pair racks, use the Buy now buttons to pay by card through Stripe. For custom orders, we'll send you a secure payment link once we've confirmed the details.
Questions? Just ask.
We're in Victor, Idaho, and we usually reply within a day.