Can this rack be used for a SUP also?
191559
I am sure you could make it work, but the rack is not designed to handle a SUP.
191560
Yes it can - I have small car so could not separate out the straps enough from front to back for my 10' SUP board.
1968742
I don't think so. The straps are limited to the width of a surfboard. You should check out a more versatile soft rack like penguin feet. (Penguin-feet.com). They make racks specifically for paddle boards and can support larger equipment than fcs pads.
130264
It works best for vertical mounting only. Here is a great option (VERY similar, and also on Amazon) for horizontal mounting...Clear Horizontal Surfboard Display Rack
620250
I would think so using the rack. That's a question someone else could answer better than me.
1026987
no, it would not be suitable for a standard rack mount. Plus, it's very weighty.
2218372
I don't think you will. There are a bunch of adapters that come with the pump. It only took me a couple minutes to find the right fit/ring combo for my Tower sups. Hope that helps!
1598977
I drove a 9' longboard in it's daybag across the US, so yes, as long as the bag isn't wider than rack's bars (probably anything but a SUP will fit)
1776829
Not sure what a SUP board is, but it comes with multiple attachments and has worked to blow up my inflatable mattress and float tube.
912584
Yes, the rack you are using would likely be fine. The mounting hardware is flexible enough to accommodate just about any sort of rack. The Topeak rack you have has a weight rating of 40 pounds which will be you main limitation. Make sure you keep that in mind when loading the baskets. Generally though, a regular steel rack does not have a weight rating much higher than that.
628466
No. I used it for my 25 lb SUP. I can tell you this is a handy item for short distances at 25 mph or less. It will not provide the stability you need for highway transports of a kayak or SUP. I find I am now needing to upgrade.
1980567
I don't know what a SUP is, but I can tell you that this is one of the best inflators I have used (and I have tried many), and this should inflate just about anything you can think of.
371426
Probably. This has only 1 rack but it has 2 positions -- high and low. We did some shrimp on it a week or so ago on the higher position and it was really good. Might try the lower one next time to get more color on them.
1339627
It is pretty big so unless you have a ton I wouldn't recommend it. And also not sure how you would be able to keep the s hooks on the bars.
1753767
The rack is very sturdy and well-made. As long as you balance the load, you should be OK. I recommend the rack and would buy again if I had the need.
1980569
Unfortunately no. The max psi rating is roughly 2.5 psi. You will need a far more powerful pump for your SUP.
1791381
Yes. The way the rack is designed, it has areas that you can attach some sort of weights on it. I'd suggest going to You Tube and put in "adding weights to The Rack". There are several videos on there that show people who have added weights to The Rack. Hopefully this helps!
350093
I mounted to a hard SUP. Most of these type of glue items want a slightly roughed up hard surface. If the foam is smooth it might work, although if it was pulled with force the foam might rip. You would have to judge that on your SUP. If it is a bumpy surface it would probably not work.