Malo'o DryRack Fishing Rod Holder

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NO MORE FALLING RODS! A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING

The Malo'o DryRack Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack is a versatile and convenient accessory for hunting and fishing. It's easy to use - just attach it to the side view mirror of your vehicle and use our new patented rack clips to secure your fishing poles or hunting guns.

With two different-sized clips and an included tray, the Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack can hold fly fishing gear, fishing accessories, hunting guns, and more. You can use the clips to hold fishing rods upright while you tie lines, flies, and hooks. For hunting, you can store an unloaded gun vertically so it won't fall over while you're getting ready. The tray provides space to hold lures, sinkers, hooks, bobbers, flies, shells, safety glasses, earplugs, and more.

This fishing accessory is a perfect addition to anyone's fly fishing gear and a convenient hunting accessory that's like an extra set of hands. Don't struggle to hold your gear while setting up anymore - use the Malo'o DryRack Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack to keep everything organized and secure.


- Malo'o Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack includes: (1) rack, (2) rack clips for rods, (2) large rack clips for larger rods or guns, and (1) tray
- 20 lb. holding capacity
- 21.1” l x 11.95” h x 3” w (closed)
- 21.1” x 11.95” x 11.95” (open)
- Weighs 2.7 lb
- 2-rod rack bars
- Durable, waterproof materials
- The rack conveniently folds flat for easy storage
- Protective rubber padding on the back so it won't scratch

- Open the DryRack and slide it over the vehicle's side-view mirror
- Place the tray between the back bar and the middle bar
- There are 4 clips, and all have big openings to clamp onto the bars. On the clip's other sides are 2 small openings and 2 large openings for different size rods
- Push the large opening of the clip over the bar to attach
- Clips can be put anywhere on drying bars
- To remove a clip, rotate it downwards and pull it toward the ground
- Rods can be held vertically with clips or placed horizontally across the rack for set-up

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WetHoodie™

The Malo’o WetHoodie™ is a newly designed and patented fishing apparel item that's perfect for keeping fishermen warm and dry. This innovative fishing hoodie combines the features of a wetsuit with a hoodie to protect you while fishing, hunting, or trapping. The body of the hoodie is designed to keep you warm, while the sleeves are made of 2mm neoprene, providing water insulation just like a wetsuit.

The sleeves are tapered at the wrist to prevent water from getting in and are loose above the elbow for comfortable movement. There's a pouch on the front for easy access to your tools and magnetic snaps to use with gloves, making it the perfect addition to your cold-weather fishing gear.

Whether you're fishing in Montana, trapping in Alaska, or canoeing in New England, the Malo’o WetHoodie™ will keep you warm and protected from the elements.

SurfParka

Introducing the Malo’o SurfParka - a waterproof and windproof parka jacket that’s perfect for changing clothes at the beach, lake, or mountains. No more struggling with a towel around your waist when you can wear the SurfParka instead.

The Malo’o SurfParka is designed to keep you warm and comfortable while you change in and out of your wetsuit, hoodie, or booties. There are two sizes and the design allows you to easily change without worrying about exposing yourself. You can even wear it while driving home after a chilly day in the water!

This eco-friendly parka is lined with recycled polyester sherpa fleece made from 100% recycled post-consumer materials, including the sleeves, to keep you cozy. The exterior is made of waterproof and windproof recycled polyester, with two large front pockets for storage. The recycled materials are made from used water bottles and help us keep them from our oceans. The 2-way all-weather zipper makes it easy to zip up tight and keep the elements out.(image by Kylie Shields)