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Stand up paddle board racks allow you to reclaim valuable dock space and reduce potential hazards.
Your paddle board is a large investment, and proper storage is essential to keeping it in good condition.
It is important to remember that outdoor elements can damage your boards materials, so you will need to take extra precautions if you are planning to use the dock rack as your paddle boards permanent storage solution.
Our best budget choice goes to the Rack Sports freestanding rack, which holds two SUPs. It features hold-down anchors, UV-protected padding, and a powder-coated finish to withstand the outdoor elements.
The RaxGo SUP storage has level adjustable legs and adjustable arms that hold up to four paddle boards with maximum stability. The extra scratch-resistant cushioning keeps your boards protected and scuff-free.
StoreYourBoard’s over-water dock rack is the ultimate dock space saver. The rack conveniently holds up to five boards over the edge of the dock and the stainless steel frame is designed for outdoor use.
If you are looking for a dock storage solution, we have narrowed down the best paddle board dock racks to help make your decision easier!
The Rack Sports Freestanding SUP rack made it onto our top budget spot for a few reasons. Not only can you purchase this rack at an affordable price, but it also can hold two SUPs with a combined weight of 175 lbs.
It is constructed of powder-coated steel that’ll withstand the outdoor elements and its dual tripod base means you can anchor the rack down to your dock and have maximum stability even on windy days.
All four arms of the rack are covered with UV-protected nylon padding to prevent damage to your boards while they are in storage.
The Rack Sports Freestanding rack is also versatile and can be used for both indoor and outdoor use.
The StoreYourBoard 4 SUP Dock Storage rack is a fantastic option for those wanting to store up to four SUPs at once.
The over the water mounting design securely holds your boards over the edge of the dock and leaves you with maximum dock space.
The rack frame is made from powder-coated steel and aluminum with eight adjustable arms to help fit the size and shape of your boards.
Thick nylon padding supports your SUPs when they are held in the arms, and additional bungee cords or tie-down straps can be used for added security.
The stainless steel hardware and adjustable crossbar are easy to install and provide with you a strong and sturdy SUP rack.
The RaxGo Freestanding rack holds two SUPs with a combined weight of up to 175 lbs.
You can use the rack for both outdoor and indoor storage and it can easily be transported between storage locations.
The dual tripod base is made from powder-coated stainless steel and can be bolted to your dock with the included mounting hardware.
All four arms have padded cushion sleeves with optional tie-down straps that keep your board securely in place
Families of paddlers look no further! The StoreYourBoard Dock storage system made of marine grade polished stainless steel will securely store the whole family’s boards at the water's edge.
The straight and angled rack arms can be adjusted to suit the shape and size of up to five boards.
The included mounting hardware makes it simple to anchor the rack onto your dock and you can securely fasten down your SUPs thanks to its tie-down points on each arm tip.
The RaxGo Freestanding 4 SUP storage is our top mid-range budget choice because you can conveniently store four SUPs on its foam-covered cushioned arms.
The dual tripod base of the rack can hold up to 220 lbs in weight and can be bolted to your dock with the included mounts and brackets.
Similar to the RaxGo Freestanding 2 SUP Rack we mentioned earlier, the 4 SUP rack is made from powder-coated stainless steel and has additional arms to support an extra two SUPs.
The StoreYourBoard Marine Grade SUP Rack differs completely from any other racks we have mentioned previously.
The other racks we have looked at have been made of metal, whereas this rack is made from King Starboard specialty plastic that can be left near saltwater and in the sun without corroding, fading, or warping.
The rack can hold three SUPs up to 4.5” thick and you have two options with mounting.
When purchasing the rack, you have the option to add additional rack support arms that allow the rack to stand alone without it being screwed into the dock.
If you prefer to secure your rack, pre-drilled holes at the base allow you to screw it into the dock using large wood screws or lagging bolts.
Each arm features cutouts for looping cables so you can lock your SUPs in place and paddle holders can be found at the top of each arm for easy paddle storage.
The Best Marine SUP Outdoor Storage Rack comes with two separate stands that can be strategically placed to hold boards of all lengths.
Watercrafts up to 200 lbs can be stored on the rack's cushioned arms and the included fasteners will keep your board in place.
Heavy-duty screws and hardware come included with the rack and their easy-to-follow YouTube installation video will help you have your rack up and running in no time.
Our best premium dock rack went to the StoreYourBoard Over Water Dock Rack because of its space-saving design that keeps your boards out of the way.
The straight and angled arms are made from marine grade mirror polished stainless steel and are customizable to fit up to five paddle boards at a time.
Each arm has UV-Resistant padding and a tie-down point at the tip so you can fasten down your SUPs with additional straps or locks.
All the hardware you will need for installation is included with the rack and once it is bolted to your dock, it will sit over the water and leave you with precious dock space.
There are a few things to keep in mind before purchasing your paddle board dock rack.
All board racks have a weight capacity. And SUP dock racks are no exception.
Many racks used for dock storage are freestanding and hold more than one board. If you will be storing numerous boards on the rack, you will need to add up the total weight of all your SUPs and ensure that weight is under your rack's maximum weight capacity.
Over time, you may want to upgrade your board, so we recommended getting a rack that has extra weight leeway in case your upgrade is heavier.
Durability is an important factor to consider when making your decision, you don’t want to be investing in a dock rack, and having to replace it again in a year or two.
As your rack will be placed outdoors, you will need one made of materials that can withstand all elements.
Stainless steel is the most popular material used for dock racks because it is highly resistant to corrosion and rust.
Not everyone is a pro at DIY and putting together a SUP rack doesn’t need to be a difficult task. All of our racks mentioned above either come with simple instructions or follow along YouTube videos to help you get your rack up and running.
Storing your paddle board outdoors may be the only option if your indoor space is limited. Leaving your board outdoors is totally acceptable, but you’ll need to take some precautions.
Paddle boards can’t be stored in direct heat or sunlight for long periods of time. Not only will the direct sunlight discolor your board, but it can also lead to your board delaminating and cracking.
In the winter months, freezing temperatures can damage the PVC on inflatable SUPs, making it brittle and less durable. We recommend deflating your board when it isn’t in use and storing it in its dedicated storage bag.
For both indoor and outdoor hard board storage, it is best to keep your rack under shelter and away from other objects that could potentially fall or bump into your board.
We recommend deflating your board before placing it in storage. Not only will it save you valuable space in your house, garage, or apartment, but it will also protect your board from damage.
The space on a dock is extremely limited, and you don’t want to be clogging it up with paddle boards.
You can find both freestanding and over the water racks at different price points and the one that suits you will depend on how many boards you have and how much space you want to free up on the dock.
Over the water racks leave you with as much space as possible because, as the name suggests, your boards will be stored directly over the water.
Freestanding racks, however, are cheaper and, once mounted to your dock, can hold numerous boards securely.
There are a few things you can do to keep your board safe while it is in storage:
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