The Best San Francisco 49ers Man Cave.....in Wisconsin!

How many guys do you know in Wisconsin who are diehard San Francisco 49ers fans? Now, how many of these guys are actually bigger fans than their Green Bay Packers counterparts?

Darin is one man who fits the description and has the 49ers man cave to back it up.

He has not held back anything in forging the ultimate man cave to make him feel closer to his team. From a ton of framed jerseys, a chair shaped like a football helmet, and all the man cave accessories you could possibly imagine.

We could talk all day about Darin, but you need to see the photos to believe his dedication!

Part 1: Best SF 49ers Man Cave

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Part 2: Interview with the Creator

1) How does it happen that the biggest 49ers fan lives in Wisconsin? What is your story on becoming a 49ers fan?

I became a 49er fan when I was 14 and my sister brought me to my 1st game at the Stick in 1980. I remember how electric the stadium was and have been a fan ever since.

2) We feel that it takes some deep devotion to live out-of-state and still be a diehard fan for your team. Does your 49ers man cave help you feel closer to San Francisco and your team in some way?

Yes being in my Niner Cave definitely makes me feel closer to the team. I love game days down in my man cave; it almost makes me feel like I am there as my son and I sit in the stadium seats from Candlestick and Levis.

3) What do your family and friends think of your man cave when they see it for the first time? Shocked? Amazed? Humbled?

As for what people think the first time they step into it is probably what I get the biggest kick out of seeing; their expressions. Especially when most of them are Packer fans, they are amazed at the stuff I have and how it is displayed. I love decorating it and coming up with different display ideas; mannequins seem to be one of the biggest hits to date.

4) Was this room always designated to be the man cave or did it evolve over time? Which pieces did you begin with and what are you focusing on adding currently?

We built the house in 2003 and I finished the basement myself. Yes it was in the plans from Day 1 that it would be a Niner Cave. The first thing I received was the bar that my dad help me build when he was alive in '94. The bar was when we lived at our previous house and is one of my most cherished pieces and a memory I will treasure forever. My first piece of memorabilia was the autographed Montana jersey that I also bought in '94 and it has evolved from there.

5) Considering your 49ers man cave is EPIC, we don't see how you can possibly improve it further, but you probably do. Are there any big projects or pieces you are planning for the future?

My next big project is going to be putting artificial turf throughout the whole Niner Cave complete with painted yard lines and numbers and logo in middle, but that will be awhile down the road. I want to say how humbled I am for people reaching out to me after the 49ers were here a couple weeks ago.