
Make Every Tool Ride Rattle-Free
That Clatter Means Gear Is Moving
A shovel or axe bouncing around the truck bed is more than noise: it is gear you cannot grab cleanly when the trail turns rough. Give each long-handled tool a fixed place, held against the panel instead of loose in the load. These two metal brackets clamp the shaft and keep it ready to reach.
Close The Latch. Cut The Rattle.
Set the handle into the clamp, swing the wire bale over its hook, and press the over-center lever shut. The mechanical clasp pulls the bracket tight around the shaft; a solid metallic clack tells you it is latched. One motion releases it when you need the tool.
Rubber Kills Vibration, Keeps Tools Silent
That 4mm vulcanized rubber liner isn't cosmetic—it absorbs chassis harmonics from washboard tracks and technical terrain so your tools don't transmit vibration back into the cab or rattle loose under sustained g-force. Metal clamped to metal chatters. Metal clamped through rubber? Stays locked and quiet for hours of hard driving.
Bolt It Down, Then Load Up
Each bracket has pre-drilled mounting points for a flat surface, and the two-piece kit includes four countersunk machine screws with matching nuts. Through-bolt the pair to a compatible panel or shop surface, then clamp tools with cylindrical shafts from 0.6 to 1.57 inches across.
A Place For Every Trail Tool
You build a rig where recovery gear has a purpose and a place. Mount a shovel or axe on a tailgate panel, secure a handle to a roof basket, or organize long tools on a workshop wall. Choose high-visibility red or matte black, then make the setup your own.
Recovery Gear Locked When You Need It Most
A shovel buried under cargo in an emergency is useless. These brackets give your recovery tools a rock-solid, instantly accessible spot—mounted, clamped tight, and ready to reach without fumbling. Two brackets, four bolts, and the tactical confidence that critical gear won't shift or rattle loose when the trail gets technical.
Built To Hold Fast
Loose straps can let tools shift and chatter. These metal brackets clamp each shaft against a protective rubber liner, then secure to a flat mounting surface with the included bolts and nuts.
|   | thegiftnorth.com | Loose straps |
|---|---|---|
| Rattle-damping rubber | ||
| Over-center locking latch | ||
| Rigid metal spine | ||
| Protective 4mm lining | ||
| Fits 0.6–1.57 inch shafts | ||
| Mounting hardware included |
Made For Gear That Gets Used
Fit, Mounting & Use
What size tool handles fit?
What size tool handles fit?
The clamp adjusts for cylindrical shafts from 0.6 to 1.57 inches (15–40 mm) in diameter. Check your tool handle measurement before mounting.
What comes in the two-piece kit?
What comes in the two-piece kit?
You get two metal-and-rubber brackets, plus four countersunk mounting screws and four matching nuts for through-bolt installation.
How does the latch secure the tool?
How does the latch secure the tool?
Place the handle in the rubber-lined clamp, close the metal loop over the hook, then press the handle down to engage the over-center latch.
Where can I mount the brackets?
Where can I mount the brackets?
They are designed for flat mounting surfaces such as vehicle panels, racks, storage panels, and workshop walls. Confirm your surface and fastener access suit the installation.