Rush 40-0011 Rod Rack Review
Our verdict
The Rush 40-0011 comes as a set of 12 individual ABS rod holders for $13.62, rated 4.6 stars across 712 reviews with 300+ bought last month, giving it the same demand level as the Seachoice 89501 while offering a modular, higher-count approach to rod storage.
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Anglers who want to build a custom rod storage layout using individual clip-style holders rather than a single fixed rack, especially those needing to space out 12 holders across a wall, boat gunwale, or garage.
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Skip this if you want a single pre-assembled rack rather than 12 separate holders to position yourself, or if you are looking at the Rush brand specifically for its heavier-duty 40-0001 model instead.
- Material High Quality ABS
- Weight 8.47 ounces
- Color Black
- Pieces 12.0 Count
- Feature 1 Fishing Rod Holder
- Priced 38% below the category median ($21.99 across 45 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 712 owner ratings
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Popularity3.4/5
712 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The Rush 40-0011 is a set of individual ABS rod holders, listed at 12.0 count pieces, with the feature description specifying 1 fishing rod holder per piece. That framing makes this less a single fixed rack and more a modular system of 12 separate clip-style holders that can each be mounted where needed, at a combined weight of 8.47 ounces and finished in black.
At $13.62, it is priced close to the Seachoice 89501 ($13.08) and Berkley BRMTL ($13.28), and well below its own sibling product, the Rush 40-0001, which runs $57.99 for a single engineered wood and metal rack. That price gap within the same brand highlights the difference between a modular ABS holder system and a heavier cabinet-style rack.
The 712 reviews behind the 4.6 star rating is a modest sample compared to some competitors, but the rating itself matches the HiUmi's 4.6 average. Bought last month sits at 300+, identical to the Seachoice's figure and ahead of the HiUmi's 50+, though behind the OJYDOIIIY (2,000+) and PLUSINNO (5,000+) in the broader rod rack category.
Pros
- Ships as 12 individual ABS holders, letting buyers space out mounting points to fit their own layout
- Priced at $13.62, close to the cheapest fixed racks in this comparison
- 4.6 star rating across 712 reviews, matching the HiUmi's score
- 300+ bought last month, matching the Seachoice 89501's demand figure
- High quality ABS material at a light 8.47 ounces total, easy to handle and install piece by piece
Cons
- 712 reviews is a smaller sample than several competitors in this comparison
- Modular design means more individual installation points compared to a single pre-assembled rack
- ABS plastic will not match the structural rigidity of the same brand's metal-and-wood 40-0001 model
- No single fixed frame, so spacing and alignment across 12 holders depends on the installer's layout
Specifications
| Material | High Quality ABS |
|---|---|
| Weight | 8.47 ounces |
| Color | Black |
| Pieces | 12.0 Count |
| Feature | 1 Fishing Rod Holder |
Performance notes
A set of 12 individual ABS holders functions differently from a single fixed rack. Each piece holds one rod, and the buyer determines spacing and placement, which offers flexibility for irregular wall layouts, boat interiors, or situations where a single rigid rack would not fit. ABS is a durable but lightweight plastic, reflected in the total 8.47 ounce weight across all 12 pieces, making individual holders easy to position and re-position as a collection grows or storage needs change. This modular approach trades the simplicity of a one-piece rack for adaptability, which matters more to anglers with irregular storage spaces than to those who just want to mount a single unit and be done with it.
What buyers say
A 4.6 star rating across 712 reviews is a solid score, matching the HiUmi rack despite a smaller review sample. The bought last month figure of 300+ places it in the same demand tier as the Seachoice 89501, suggesting steady but not exceptional current sales volume relative to the highest performing racks in this broader category. Given that this product is sold as a set of 12 separate holders rather than one assembled rack, the review pattern likely reflects buyers evaluating both the individual holder quality and how well the modular concept works for their specific storage setup, which can introduce more variability in experience than a single fixed-rack product would.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Rush 40-0011 one rack or multiple pieces?
It ships as 12 individual ABS holders, each rated for 1 fishing rod, rather than a single pre-assembled rack. Buyers mount each holder separately, which allows custom spacing but requires more installation steps than a one-piece rack.
How does the 40-0011 compare to the Rush 40-0001?
The 40-0011 is a modular set of ABS holders at $13.62, while the 40-0001 is a single engineered wood and metal rack at $57.99. They serve different needs, with the 40-0011 offering flexibility and the 40-0001 offering a heavier, fixed-frame build.
How much weight can each individual holder support?
The listing does not specify a per-holder weight limit, only a total product weight of 8.47 ounces across all 12 pieces. Given the ABS material, it is likely designed for standard spinning and casting rods rather than heavy surf gear.