Small drying rack
For 1–2 soft flasks. The countertop companion for anyone who trains daily and likes their kit ready to go.
// 3D printed · By athletes, for athletes
The drying rack with built-in drainage that keeps your soft flasks open, ventilated and ready to go. Because mould doesn't train with you.
// Catalogue
Every piece is printed to order, layer by layer, with the material chosen for what it has to hold. No stock gathering dust: your order is made for you.
For 1–2 soft flasks. The countertop companion for anyone who trains daily and likes their kit ready to go.
For 3–4 soft flasks. Made for anyone running with a trail vest, or sharing a rack at home.
A fixed spot for your helmet, shoes, gloves and sunglasses when you get home, instead of leaving them dumped in the hallway. New version with loops for your sunglasses, cable routing and an optional bike computer mount, so you can leave it charging.
// The real problem
A soft flask left closed or lying flat holds moisture for days. That's where the mould and the smells come from — the ones no cleaning tablet fully fixes.
The rack holds each soft flask upside down with the opening clear, so air actually circulates inside.
Leftover water doesn't pool at the base: it channels out. That's what sets this rack apart from a simple pegboard.
From today's run to tomorrow's, your flasks are dry, aired out and free of that damp plastic smell.
// And when you get home
After a ride, your gear ends up scattered across half the house. Not a serious problem — but it happens every single week.
The wall organiser gives everything a fixed spot: helmet below, shoes on either side, and the top tray for gloves or keys. Under the tray, loops to hang your sunglasses by the arms and, if you add it, a bike computer mount with the charging cable routed behind. Mounted on the wall, sorted.
261 × 214 × 86 mm · carbon-fibre reinforced PETG-CF · black
// And before race day
Log your runs or import them from Strava or Garmin, and the app counts climbing with effort-km, tracks your training load and keeps a running total of the km on each pair of shoes.
For race day, it tells you when you will reach each aid station, how much margin you have over the cut-off, and how much water and how many gels to carry on each leg.
// Frequently asked questions
Yes. It's designed for standard soft flasks from 150 ml to 1 l, the most common format on the market. If you have an unusual model, or one with an atypical opening, email us at atidesign.studio.contacto@gmail.com before ordering and we'll check it together.
The drying racks are printed in PLA, a plant-based bioplastic: rigid, light and perfect for indoor use. The wall organiser is made in PETG-CF, a carbon-fibre reinforced material that's far stronger and handles heat better — necessary because it has to hold the weight of a helmet and shoes.
In both cases: they are not dishwasher safe — the heat of the cycle would warp the piece. Wash them by hand with warm water and mild soap, and avoid leaving them in direct sun inside a car in summer.
Every piece is printed to order: we prepare your order in 2–4 working days, and delivery takes 2–3 days within Spain and 4–7 days to France and Germany.
Check the colours listed on each product. We deliberately avoid white: it ends up showing marks with use.
We accept exchanges within 14 days of delivery, as on Etsy. The item must be unused and exchange shipping is at the buyer's expense. As with any EU distance sale, you also have 14 days to withdraw from the purchase: see our terms of sale.