Innovative and Easy-to-use Outdoor Storage Solution Save space and time by storing your SUP off the side of your dock or pier for easy access to the water.

Durable Aluminum rack with stainless steel hardware is designed to withstand harsh marine environments.

Space Saver Attaches to the side of your dock to store your SUP over the water, making it great for narrow docks. 

Lift Assist Arm Makes loading and unloading your SUP simple with aluminum arms and webbing cradle.

2 Versions & 2 Mount Types - Which is Right for Me? 

Continue reading to determine which rack and mount is right for you, then select the chosen rack from the dropdown menus above.

Lift Types

1. Dockside Rack (see First Video Overview):

• Designed for entering & exiting a SUP from the dock.
• Ideal for docks in deep water or floating docks, accommodating freeboards (dock height above water) up to 30".                                

2. Waterside Rack (see Second Video Overview):

• Designed for entering & exiting SUP from the water.
• Ideal for docks in shallow water that you can stand in to board SUPs.

How are the two versions different?

• Dockside Rack tilts toward the water when you release the locking pins as you stand on the dock. Has a shorter Pivot lateral which allows the SUP to be closer to the dock for easier loading by the user on the dock.
• Waterside Rack begins its descent when you manually move the lifting arms as you stand in the water. It has a longer Pivot lateral, and as a result, when you rotate the SUP to the storage position, the SUP will rotate toward the dock by itself.

Mounting Options

Bolt-on and Clamp-on. Both options fit decks 1" to 1.5" thick and include 2 slots to provide for vertical adjustment to meet different water levels.

1. Bolt-on Mount:

• Wood or composite decking; Not aluminum decking
• Requires bolting into your dock or pier
• Works on floating docks

2. Clamp-on Mount:

• Wood, composite, or aluminum decking
• Tool-free installation
• Requires access to underside of dock
• Dock must have side height less than 7.5"
• Truss-type docks must have decking-to-bottom-rail height of 10" or less