Free standing pole rack made of heavy-duty steel with powder coat finish.
The convenient way to store and protect your poles during meets and practice.
Rungs hold poles in place and allows for easy access.
What our Experts Think
Smart storage solution for pole vault programs – Designed to store and protect poles during practice and meets, helping extend equipment life.
Heavy-duty construction – Steel frame with durable powder coat finish gives this rack the long-term durability coaches look for.
Portable and practical – Free-standing design allows flexible placement and easy repositioning around training or competition areas.
Easy-access rack design – Integrated rungs keep poles organized, secure, and quickly accessible, which experts value during busy meet setups.
Excellent for equipment management – A strong choice for schools, clubs, and collegiate programs needing organized pole vault storage without a permanent system.
Simple but essential facility upgrade – Experts like its focus on durability, organization, and protecting costly vault poles.
Q&A
Q: What is the Gill Athletics Portable Pole Rack 725 used for? A: It’s a portable pole vault storage rack designed to safely store and organize vaulting poles during meets and practice.
Q: What are the key features of the Gill Portable Pole Rack 725? A: Features include heavy-duty steel construction, durable powder coat finish, free-standing design, and storage rungs for secure pole placement and easy access.
Q: Is the Gill 725 pole rack easy to move and position? A: Yes, its portable freestanding design allows flexible placement around track and field facilities.
Q: Is the Gill Portable Pole Rack suitable for outdoor use? A: Yes, the powder-coated steel frame helps resist wear and supports long-term use in outdoor environments.
Q: Does the Gill 725 require maintenance? A: Minimal maintenance is needed—periodically inspect the frame and keep the rack clean for reliable performance.
Maintenance Tips
Clean the steel frame regularly with mild soap and water to remove dust, dirt, and chalk residue.
Dry thoroughly after cleaning to help protect the powder-coated finish and reduce corrosion risk.
Inspect rungs, welds, and frame joints routinely for wear or damage; tighten or service components as needed.
Check for chips or scratches in the powder coating and touch up exposed areas promptly to help prevent rust.
Store indoors or cover when not in use to protect the rack from moisture and weather exposure.
Avoid overloading the rack beyond intended pole storage capacity to maintain stability and structural integrity.
Keep the base level and inspect for wobbling or instability before use during meets or practice.
