About Ranger Pro

What Ranger Pro makes

Every Ranger Pro decal is a single color of vinyl cut to the outline of the art. There is no background and no clear border, so only the design sticks, and your glass, paint or lid shows through every gap. A Labrador with a duck in its jaws, five kanji in brush strokes, a snail with a turbo for a shell, a banner that says Drink Local: each is the same material, cut a different way.

We make them in the USA and rate the vinyl UV and water resistant for up to six years outdoors. When you want a decal gone, it is meant to peel off without leaving residue. Checkout, payment, delivery and returns happen with our retail partner after you press a buy button, not on this site.

Questions about a style go to decals@rangerpro.org, and the Ranger Pro design desk answers them.

Who puts Ranger Pro decals on

You might be backing a boat trailer down a ramp at dawn with a 12ga oval on the tailgate, or heading to band practice with a Drum Major on your water bottle. You might be the grandfather who wants Proud Grandpa across the back glass before the next school pickup, or the driver who sticks a Turbo Snail on the quarter glass ahead of a car meet.

Some decals mark a trade: the Plumber Skull on a service toolbox, the Carpenter Saw Blade on a job-site box, the Judge's Gavel on a briefcase. Others mark a belief or a loss, like Kneeling in Prayer or the Battlefield Cross, and those tend to go on a side window, where you see them every morning when you get in.

How the Ranger Pro catalog is organized

Seven shelves split the designs by subject: hunting and fishing, animals and pets, car culture, faith and family, sports, music and hobbies, symbols, kanji and skulls and funny sayings.

Three more pages sort by shape, because the shape decides where a decal sits. Long banners run along the bottom of a rear window, designs close to square fill a laptop lid or a toolbox, and tall ones follow the curve of a tumbler. The whole catalog sits on one page.

11 years of Ranger Pro

Ranger Pro has been making decals since 2015, 11 years of outlines meant to read at a glance from the next lane over. The rule behind every design is the same: one color, no background, and a shape that says what it is before anyone gets close.

Start with the shelf closest to what you care about, or with the shape of the place you have in mind. When the decal arrives, the application guide takes you from a clean surface to a pressed-down design.