Ocean & Earth Multi Purpose Rax Components

One rack sized for three formats — shortboard, longboard and SUP. The point is that a quiver is rarely uniform: most households have boards of different lengths, and buying a dedicated rack for each makes no sense.

The board rests on padded supports and never touches the floor. That isn't about tidiness: a board leaning on a wall falls over, scuffs on the skirting and eventually dents its tail under its own weight.

Who it isn't for. Capacity is limited — a big quiver wants a four-to-eight stacking rack. Wall fixing needs solid structure: plasterboard without a batten won't take the load. And check your SUP's dimensions first — boards vary more in width than in length.