SeaSucker Hook Rack - Vacuum Mount - Black

Video Transcript for SeaSucker Vacuum Mount Hook Rack Detailed Breakdown

Hi, everyone. I'm Evangeline right here at etrailer. Today we're taking a look at these SeaSucker Rack Hooks. These are gonna be a series of six hooks that you can just vacuum cup mounts to pretty much anywhere on your vehicle, on your boat, on your golf cart. Great for all of those different adventures when you need to bring with you all the gear. This is gonna be more of a horizontal rack, very similar to the coat rack that you may have at home.

That means this is good for your longer items, like your blankets, your towels, your coats, your climbing rope, things like that. This opens up all that space underneath for stacking things up side by side. The SeaSucker has accessories for pretty much any situation you might find yourself in, and they just make those accessories with their vacuum cups. This actually has their larger vacuum cup, meaning you're gonna have more polar rating compared to their smaller accessories. The polar rating this is rated for is gonna be 210 pounds.

The material that the hooks are made of is gonna be their HPPE material, so exactly what you would find on their bike rack carriers that are designed to carry a lot of weight. And then you have your individual hooks. So my personal recommendation is your heavier things would probably do best secured towards the center, and then your lighter things further away. But everything is really sturdy overall, so I wouldn't be too worried about it. Their vacuum cup secures to flat, non-porous surfaces.

I have it secured right now. If I needed to take this off real quick, I would press on one of the taps on the top or the bottom of that cup that introduces air into the vacuum. And then I would be able to move this around to wherever on the vehicle it may need to be. This is actually pretty secure right now, so I'm gonna have to give it a little bit of force. Now, if I needed to move this, let's say higher up, because maybe the items I have stored are dragging on the ground, or maybe I need to move this further down to make this more easy to reach, I can do so.

This is gonna be a larger cup, so you do need larger surface area to secure, so double check with those vehicles or those boats that may be curved. But once you found your spot, just push up against that vacuum and then press that plunger. Press that until the orange is no longer visible, or you can no longer press on the plunger. That's just a quick safety indicator, just showing that everything actually is secure before you start loading this up. As someone that goes on a bunch of different adventures, this is something that would be super helpful for me if I have a large group with a lot of gear. For example, when I need to go rock climbing, we tend to have helmets and rope and harnesses, and be able to set all of that up just in one spot while we prep our lunch is a pretty cool thing. If you have a cool setup for your adventures, we'd love to see 'em here at etrailer. There's a bunch of different accessories that I see out in the wild in different configurations. So if you send a picture in, you could inspire others for their own adventures too. This is gonna be the horizontal coat rack style hook mount. If you're looking for something that offers a vertical amount, SeaSucker also has their cascading hooks, which is gonna be up and down. Good if you have, let's say, items that are maybe wider apart than they are longer, or things that feel better just stacking up on top of each other for those different accessories, for different situations. Hopefully, this video just showed how this specific accessory may work for you and your journey. This was a look at the SeaSucker racks at etrailer.com. My name is Evangeline. I hope you enjoyed this journey.