Surpahs Over Sink Foldable Multipurpose Roll-Up Dish Drying Rack, Silicone Wrapped Stainless Steel, Warm Gray, 20.5" x 13.1"

This dish drying tool is compact, sturdy, and it works! Best of all... it takes up so little space and rolls up when you're done and it's easy to wipe dry or let drip dry. No more bulky dish drying racks sitting on your counter top!

It rolls out and up easily. I love how it saves counter space and allows wet items to drip into the sink. The silicone coating cushions breakables and keeps the rack in place. So glad I bought this

I just received my roll up rack. The product is as described and very solid. Good quality. I'm just not 100% sure it is going to replace my default method of hand washing.When I wash items too big for my dishwasher, I just put a dishtowel down on the counter and let them dry. This roll up rack seemed like a nice alternative to a clunky traditional drying rack. I like that I can quickly stash it under my sink. However, I like to keep things simple. In truth, will I probably continue to use my towel method? Yep. But I do like this rack and will make an effort to use it. I like that it doubles as a trivet, THAT I will definitely use, especially for large casserole dishes.My first concern logistically was that I have a farmhouse sink. The way the counter top goes around it there is a height difference between the front and back. Some sinks have an interior lip made for racks, but mine does not (Kohler Whitehaven.) So as you can see in the second picture, the rack sits at an angle. Not a big deal, but might be to some people.I like that you can customize the size by rolling it up. This frees up more sink space. My main "con" is that because I have a single basin sink, when I'm washing a big item like a crock pot, I need all of the sink space. So at some point I will have to put a towel down on the counter, set the wet item down, and then put this rack on...the very definition of inefficient. If you have a double bowl this won't be an issue as you can leave the rack there while you work. So for me, at that point I'm wondering why I'm doing this extra step and not just leaving the crock pot on the towel... but as I say, it will make a great trivet! :)You can also use it when washing produce, and that might actually be useful because I don't need a lot of elbow room to do that, or for washing out a single cup or other small items.The biggest Con for me is the color. Blech! It said "warm gray" and I beg to differ. That is 1990's pinky taupe if I ever saw it (and believe me, I did.) It reminds me of chewed up Juicy Fruit gum or putty. :( NOT a fan. My kitchen has cooler grays, blues and greens and this does NOT go with it. With that being said, it's not like I'm going to leave it out all the time, so it is not a real issue, but if you care about form over function, get the stainless. (I got this because the silicon won't scratch things and they don't slip off, and it won't rust over time.)So all in all, this was a good quality item that does what it says it will do, but the color is gross.

I love this product. It is true to size measurements, works great when you only have a few dishes and don’t want to load the dishwasher and it dries super fast for quick and easy storage. The quality is amazing. Definitely a good buy

Very basic item but great for cramped kitchen. Rolls up fairly compact, looks nice, its all sealed rubbed so super easy to rinse off and let the drying rack dry... yeah. Feels hefty for what I paid for it. Not much of an indicator of value but I'd rather heavy over weightless and flimsy. Could probably rest anything on top no worries of it bending or warping unless you're drying your 45 lb plates on it.

Silicon cover makes it easier to clean

Great product. I save so much space as compared to the usual unsightly dish rack for drying the pans. When the pots are dry I just roll up drying rack and it becomes very inconspicuous. It is extremely sturdy, holds the heaviest of pans. It is a plastic material. No assembly was required. I cleans up with a swipe of the sponge. I am very pleased with the “dish rack”

We've had this rack for about a week or so and it fits our needs perfectly. It seems like good quality and is actually really versatile.We use it to put a pitcher on that we have a countertop reverse osmosis water filter slowly fill with water. Before we would often forget about it and water would go EVERYWHERE on the counter, down the floor, it was awful. Putting it in the sink wasn't always an option. Enter this little rack. It's strong enough to hold our pitcher of water, rolls up so I can access our whole sink, and I'm also using it for it's intended purpose- a drying rack! So now I have even more drying space. Once in place it doesn't slide super easily, it will, but is surprisingly steady and just does it's job.I got the smallest size considering the frequency I'd use it, and it allows me to access the other 2/3 of the sink if needed while items are drying. I can fit two good size pots on the small one, but I imagine you could easily put about 8 coffee cups on it, for reference.

Very sturdy! I picked this one because this is completely covered in Silicon so I don't have to worry about rust or having my plates slip off. I also love that I'm able to hang my silicone baking mats and placemats from the rungs.You can see that I have 3 pyrex mixing bowls stacked on it and there is no sagging.

Fabulous- great drying rack - makes extra space when put over sink - love it .

I bought this a few months ago and it had held up so well over time. It stays put even as you put on and take off stuff from it several times daily. We have an overmount sink and a corner end of it sits on a hump which is the base of the faucet and it still doesn't budge. It is easy to clean with a sponge even in a smaller sink (as you can fold it in half and rinse under the faucet) which is what I hated about the other drying racks that sat in your half sink. They sat so close to the bottom and collected water and mildew and was such a pain to clean regularly as they can be so bulky. This also looks pretty minimalist and can be rolled and stored away easily if you want to up the aesthetics in your kitchen or just use the half sink. It can hold some heavy-ish pots but I wouldn't put a large cast iron one on it as it would bend the inner wire. We're very happy with this and would recommend it to anyone.

Works well and good quality

This item turned out to be the best sink rack I've used. At first I thought I over paid for this simple item. This one is not flimsy, you get ready you pay. This is very sturdy. I use this everyday for draining after washing veg and fruit. Sturdy for awkward pots and pans. So easy to roll to one side when not used. I've used it under a cutting board so that the board does not slip. I've put relatively hot pans on it.