Collection: Storage

Whether you need to stow a stand-up paddleboard on a pontoon, hang a kayak at the dock, or lift a board overhead in a garage or boathouse, the options here divide quickly by mounting location and board type. SurfStow's SUPRAX line is built around a modular rail-mounted system with pontoon clamps and add-on brackets, so check your pontoon rail dimensions against the square clamp spec before ordering, and note that the dual-board add-on requires the base rack already in place. Magma offers freestanding floor and dock uprights alongside angled SUP arms and 36-inch kayak arms, a good fit when you want something that doesn't depend on a rail. Dock Edge covers a combined SUP and kayak wall or dock rack for mixed fleets.

For overhead storage, Barton Marine's SkyDock systems use a 4-point lift with either a 3-to-1 or 4-to-1 mechanical reduction, rated to 175 pounds, so consider the weight of your board plus any gear before choosing a ratio. Heavier boards benefit from the greater reduction. SurfStow also sells a SUPRAX parts kit with bolts and inserts in multiple sizes, which matters if you're expanding an existing setup or replacing worn hardware rather than buying a complete system from scratch.