Racket Wall Hook, No-Drill Holder, 4.7 in Tall, 2 or 3 Pack

There were four rackets in my hall cupboard and not one of them stood up straight. Badminton ones slid down the wall, the tennis racket lived on the floor by the door, and the bag sat on top of all of it.

This is a coated steel hook on a foam adhesive pad. You clean the wall, peel the backing, press it on, and wait a few hours before hanging anything. No drill, no wall plugs, no holes in a rented flat.

The hook is 4.7 in tall with a 3.1 in opening. The racket goes in by the shaft, head up, so the strings never touch the wall and the grip stays off the floor. One hook holds one racket. The 2-Pack covers a badminton pair, the 3-Pack handles a mixed set with a squash or pickleball paddle in the middle.

Best for:

• Tennis and badminton rackets, squash and pickleball paddles
• Bike and skate helmets on the same hook wall
• Hall cupboards, garage walls, bedroom doors
• Smooth tile, glass, painted wood and laminate

Not ideal for:

• Full racket bags with wide shoulder straps
• Heavy gym bags or tool bags, this is a light hook
• Brick, unfinished concrete, wallpaper or freshly painted walls
• Anywhere the wall gets wet or steamy all day

How to choose:

Hold the racket against the wall and mark where your hand naturally grabs it. That height, not the ceiling, is where the hook belongs. Leave about 4 in between hooks so the racket heads do not overlap.

Wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol and let it dry completely. Press the pad on for 30 seconds, then leave the hook empty overnight. The adhesive needs that time before it takes a racket.

In the box:

Two or three hooks with the adhesive pad already on the back, plus the peel-off liner. Nothing else is needed.