Gravi-6 Hitch Mounted Ski Rack

Made for Skiers by Skiers, and proudly made in America.

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Secure Transport for 4, 6, or 10 pairs of Skis

The Gravirax ski rack is designed to safely transport multiple pairs of skis and poles while operating at ground level. Add our Snowboard sleeves to safely transport all your family's gear!

Simplify loading and unloading gear from your car or SUV.

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Hear what Resort Users are saying about Gravirax

We work with some of the best resorts and hotels in mountain towns across America, hear what transportation professionals are saying about Gravirax.

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Features and Benefits

Hitch Mounted Ski Transport

Hitch Mounted racks for traveling from your home to the resort. Your rack and gear are all within arm's reach. Just drop skis in and go.

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Easy Access

Gravirax incorporates a simple pivot that allows convenient access to the back of the vehicle, even while skis are loaded.

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Designed for a lifetime of use

High quality American materials and construction means Gravirax will last longer than any other transport systems on the market.

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Everyone is very happy with the GR10’s.  You have designed a great product that is functional and also looks great. 

anonymous Mountain Resort Partner

We have put many skis for big racers and little racers in Gravirax and its been wonderful and super convenient

John McBride (US and CAD Olympic and AVSC coach)

One of the big factors for us is safety.  The Gravirax are highly adjustable so we can adjust the racks lower which give our back up cameras much better vision.  That was a huge plus and huge benefit improving safety.

Ben (manager at Limelight Aspen)

we having been using Gravirax for 2 years and we love them.  Biggest thing for us is the convenience factor of opening the trunk without actually having to pivot the rack

Rob (Guest Services Manager The Little Nell Aspen)

There was always someone holding up the ski school line for parents to drop off and I didn't want that to be me anymore.

Dan G.