Surfboards and surf accessories

Whether you are looking for a simple surfboard rack to keep your surfboard safe in the garage or you are looking for a wall mounted rack to hold your quiver of boards, there is a rack out there that is perfect for you. You can display your surfboard vertically too if you have a board you want to display in the office or the den.

You have a choice in materials from aluminum, steel, strong ABS plastic, wood or acrylic. The most practical racks are the modular designs. These allow you to add on as your surfboard collection grows.

Review of the Different Surfboard Racks Available Today

Nice Rack – the most practical of the wall mount surfboard racks. These racks are built of strong ABS plastic and are a modular design. You buy a set which will hold up to two surfboards. If you want to add on to the rack you simply purchase another set which snaps on top of the existing rack. You can keep adding on as many sets as you like. You are only limited by the height of your room.

Reef Racks – have arguably the strongest surf racks in the marketplace. They are constructed from T6 Aluminum. They will not rot, rust or corrode and have a lifetime guarantee. Different rack systems are available from simple double racks up to 6 surfboard racks. They also have a rack designed to hold Stand Up Paddleboards.

Surfdogz – are another system that is a modular design. These racks have a nice looking lacquered natural fir base. The pegs are tubular steel with foam padding to prevent scratching of the surfboards. Surfdogz also have a surf rack that will hold a SUP.

CK Displays – have acrylic racks to give you the look of glass. The vertical corner rack is an excellent choice for displaying your surfboard securely in the corner of a room.

Block Surf – make the widest variety of surfboard racks. Block Surf have a couple of good stands for storing your surfboard vertically if you want to display your board prominently in a room. They also make a beautiful wooden single wall mount rack. Block Surf’s ceiling sling is the way to go if you are very tight for space. It’s not elegant, but at under ten dollars, it is an excellent choice to get your surfboard up and out of the way.

Finding a rack that suits your needs will not be difficult. The hard part will be choosing from one of the many surfboard racks that are available today.

By Glenn Kolb

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