Surfboard and SUP racks

Store your boards on a pole that twists up between floor and ceiling. No studs to find, no holes to patch, and the whole thing comes with you when you move house.

Swing arm sets tilt the board through nine angles so it can sit flat or show off the deck. Flat racks float a longboard or SUP up near the ceiling, and the Type S set hangs shortboards nose down by the fin. Start with a set, then add arms as the quiver grows.

Swing Arm Set, Long, surfboard rack by CAPSet · 2 poles
#172 / 150

Swing Arm Set, Long

Two poles and a pair of long padded arms for longboards, mals and SUPs. Nine angle settings let you tilt the board for display or stack it flat.

$289.95
Flat Rack Set, Long, surfboard rack by CAPSet · 2 poles
#180 / 153

Flat Rack Set, Long

Holds a longboard or SUP flat, parallel to the ceiling, so the board floats above the room and the floor stays clear.

$279.95
Type S Fin Rack Set, surfboard rack by CAPSet · 1 pole
#186 / 155

Type S Fin Rack Set

Hangs shortboards vertically by the fin, nose down, so two boards take up about as much floor as a lamp. Room for a third with an extra arm.

$136.95
Hobby Rack, surfboard rack by CAPFreestanding
#356 / 357

Hobby Rack

A freestanding steel rack for the garage or shed. Boards lie across the arms or stand upright in the base, with room underneath for the rest of the gear.

$169.95
Wetsuit Hanger Rail, surfboard rack by CAPAdd-on
#177

Wetsuit Hanger Rail

A sliding rail that bridges two poles into a hanging rack. Wetsuits, towels and backpacks underneath, boards on top.

$68.95

Good to know

How many boards can one pole hold?

Each pole is rated to 30 kg, or 60 kg across two poles. Add extra arms up the pole to take more boards.

Will it work for a SUP?

Yes. The long swing arm set and the long flat rack set both carry SUPs and mals across two poles.

Can I hang wetsuits under the boards?

Add the wetsuit hanger rail between two poles and hang wetsuits, towels and bags underneath.