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Innovative mounting solutions for every journey... and your desktop!

The #1 innovation leader and bona fide American manufacturer of premium mounting solutions featuring aluminum and carbon fiber for vehicles used by some of the most respected adventurers around the world.

The Carbon Fiber Series™ from 67 Designs works with 3/4", 17mm, 20mm - and 1" diameter ball hardware from multiple providers making the most open platform available.

Since 2012 our focus has been on our customer's adventures by designing the highest quality device mounting solutions delivered with old-school customer service.

The Real Flag of the United States of America

We know you have a choice in device mounting systems (at least two that have created poor quality copies using companies in Asia), but we hope you choose 67 Designs and support our mission to drive US manufacturing skills. Every dollar you spend with 67 Designs directly impacts American workers and the myriad of suppliers we work with around the the USA. 

Creators of the JK Mount™, JL Rail™, Gladiator Rail™, TacoRail®, DefenderRail™, Dam Adapter™, Hanx Writer dragonXL™ and other fine components.

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Sprinter & Van Life
Series 55

JL - Gladiator Rail Collection

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The Series 55 Collection

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The Sprinter and Van Life Collection

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Customer Spotlights & Amazing Adventures

  • Customer Spotlight: Drew Shepherd
    June 28, 2021

    Customer Spotlight: Drew Shepherd

    On this “episode” of 67 Designs Customer Spotlights, where we share the stories of some of our customers, we get to know Drew Shepherd. Drew, who has been working at Apple for 16+ years, lives in the East Valley of Phoenix. Read on to learn about his dream truck and some of the awesome adventures it has taken him on. 

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  • Customer Spotlight: Nate Dodge
    April 21, 2021

    Customer Spotlight: Nate Dodge

    On this “episode” of 67 Designs Customer Spotlights, where we share the stories of some of our customers, we get to know Nate Dodge. Dodge, from Boulder, CO is an Adventure Photographer and Filmmaker. Lucky for Nate, work does not entail sitting in an office, but actually enables him to get out on most of his adventures! 

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  • Customer Spotlight: Philip Kockerbeck
    April 7, 2021

    Customer Spotlight: Philip Kockerbeck

    On this “episode” of 67 Designs Customer Spotlights, where we share the stories of some of our customers, we get to know Philip Kockerbeck. Kockerbeck, from Arizona, is a full time content creator. He quit his desk job a few years back and travels around full time. Read on to hear more about Philip’s adventures. 
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News and Views

  • 67 Designs Photo Essay: Nikolai Ambwani

    67 Designs Photo Essay: Nikolai Ambwani

    You may have been following along with our Customer Spotlights. As those come to a close, we decided that it was time to switch to something more visual for our readers. Welcome to the next series of 67 Designs, photo...

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  • The Universal For Phones G2

    The Universal For Phones G2

      We know how much many of you were anticipating the new Generation 2 of the Universal for Phones device holder. The wait is over. On Sunday November 1st, 2020 our team released an initial number of packs containing the all new Universal...

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Counterfeit Warning

BulletPoint-Bulletproof Chinese Knock-offs

The Truth Behind Imposter Brands and those Amazon Listings

What looks like the same product, but at a cheaper price - especially on Amazon - is stolen work from true American innovators.

The reality is that those eerily similar looking products are direct knock-offs. The owner of that company conspired with at least 7 others in 2018 to purchase almost all our products while hiding the extent of their shipments to US addresses. It is clear that they ended up with Chinese counterfeit manufacturers.

About 9 months later and in the closing months of 2019 the knock-offs started to appear on Amazon. They are not American made and we ask that you do not let your heart strings around the flag or claims about supporting veterans fool you.

Please spend a few extra dollars here with our team and support American jobs, American innovation and help keep essential manufacturing skills at home.

Learn more about our values and our fight for American manufacturing.