Gill Athletics Portable Pole Rack - 725
- 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
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Smart storage solution for pole vault programs – Designed to store and protect poles during practice and meets, helping extend equipment life.
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Heavy-duty construction – Steel frame with durable powder coat finish gives this rack the long-term durability coaches look for.
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Portable and practical – Free-standing design allows flexible placement and easy repositioning around training or competition areas.
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Easy-access rack design – Integrated rungs keep poles organized, secure, and quickly accessible, which experts value during busy meet setups.
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Excellent for equipment management – A strong choice for schools, clubs, and collegiate programs needing organized pole vault storage without a permanent system.
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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.
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