Jokari Adjustable Baggy Rack Stand 2 Pack Hands Free Food Storage Bag Holder Stand for Freezer and Sandwich Bags Clip Stand for Pouring Leftovers or Drying Reusable Ziploc Bags

It holds hats! Works just fine. Hats off floor, table, counter, stairs, door knobs lol. The wife is happy…

Easy to install and allows my 8 yo to keep his hats off the ground! Allows him independence when choosing which hat he wants to wear!

Pretty awesome and useful!

You just hook the strap to the top of the door and to the bottom and it’s ready! No assembly required. It doesn’t look nice and neat, but it does the job. I strapped it to the inside of my small closet door, so it’s not visible unless the door is open. So, I’m happy with it overall.

This hat rack was so easy to set up, it was done in seconds. I got all my husband's baseball hats off the floor & found stuff that was buried under them. The racks hold 20+ hats. I'm very happy with it. My husband is having a hard time getting used to it because he can't just pick up a hat off the floor. 😄

Great hat storage

These are perfect for my boys hats, I just hooked them on the back or their bedroom doors!! They only hold 8 hats so 16 total, but super easy to use and to keep them organized!!

I wanted to give Jokari's Cap Organizer a better rating, as it does what is advertised. However, it just can't compete with Perfect Curve's "Cap Rack."I set out looking for a relatively cheap way to organize my large hat collection on a single door. Seeing that this product was a "set of 2," I had anticipated being able to do just that. Unfortunately, Jokari doesn't use any sort of clip system; instead, hard pieces of plastic attached to the main support form very shallow, flat hooks. As a result, hats have to be hung by the back of the sweatband, and the rack can only accomodate one hat per hook. Because of how the hats sit on the hooks, one essentially sees the top of the hat instead of the front. This isn't a huge deal, but it isn't ideal, either. All in all, I'm generally unimpressed by the use of rack space, especially because the rack stretches the entire height of a door. In contrast, Perfect Curve's rack holds three hats per clip; the hats are collapsed and held at the top, so the presentation is a little nicer, in my opinion.I also had an issue with the over-the-door hooks. While they fit fine over my standard-size doors at home, they did not come close to fitting over the older doors in my dorm at school. Unsurprisingly, Perfect Curve's hook was just large enough to accommodate the slightly larger door. Jokari did have a few nice touches that are definitely worth mentioning, though. They provided a bag of hardware for wall mounting the rack (then again, so did Perfect Curve), and at one end of the rack, an elastic band stretches to ensure a tight fit over the door. Curiously, I don't think that the metal hooks actually detach from the rack, so they might just hang there if the wall mounting option is chosen (but I'm not sure about that).I would have said that this is an instance of "you get what you pay for," but the racks weren't exactly cheap, even compared to Perfect Curve's. Sure, this thing holds hats. Does it do it well? Not particularly. I realize that this is just a cap rack, and I can't take myself too seriously with the review. At the same time, I simply can't recommend Jokari's rack over those of the competition.