how well does this mount to a foam top SUP/
350091
I mounted mine to a resin top SUP and they are great. Personally I wouldn't try it with a foam top.
350092
Not very easy. I had to cut through my foam and attach to directly to the fiberglass underneath. But I did cut through it neatly with a razor blade tracing around the pads. And the pads of hell well for two years now with quite a bit of use.
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.
350094
We have a fiberglass board so I'm not sure. I think the foam top boards have too much give for some attachments. It might work if you use a good glue to affix it.
350095
it comes with a cleaner that you use first and super glue what i did was to trace where i wanted it on the board then masked around it with tape and then sand the area and glue it that way there is no mistakes ..
350096
I've mounted to a fiberglass top and it work great...not sure it would work too well on foam, it's basically super glued on.
350097
You need to cut out the foam and attach to the hard surface. I did not use the glue that came with it. I used Loctite plastic epoxy. It holds really good this way, have not had any issues.
350098
Not very well. It attaches using superglue and superglue doesn't bond well with foam items. If you have hard rails it would work well.
353125
I use the foam to suspend or float the transducer when the unit is used in a stationary application. When fishing off a dock it is useful.
478292
I use the rack on top of a sedan with a shark fin antenna - I have had no issues - I transport a paddleboard. The rack does not compress much when fully inflated and paddleboard tied down.
2080035
There are available a flat and a slightly convex mounting plate which would probably work ok. The problem would be that it would only be about 2 inches above the board unless you made some kind of custom fixture to raise it. And of course, you'd have to use the waterproof case. You might be better off using a chest strap mount or head strap mount.
608294
It should as long as you stay at or under a 40mm objective. I have taken this mount on and off several times and it holds zero great. If this is too low you can alwayse get a riser block. If you mount this strait to the reciver (as i did ) it is low but i love it
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.
703152
I don't own a SUP board, and have only used mine for kayaks, but I don't see any reason why the Stacker wouldn't work for SUP boards. I'd suggest padding the cross members on your roof rack and would think your boards would be able to strapped onto the Stacker securely. Good luck.
1368582
It barely fits. I personally wouldn't feel very comfortable mounting a mini on there although my kids' mini has one of those really thick foam cases and it fits pretty well because the case gives it added bulk and length.
747098
You could set a kayak on top of it provided you use a separate strap to tie it down to the roof. The "loops" are not very generous and are designed for surfboards. I could not fit my SUP board in it and returned it.
2070220
I have mine mounted to the T-top of my bay boat. They are awesome and seem to be quit durable. I used an ATV ball jointed mounting bracket so I can make the directional.
474835
Yes it will work. The inflatable bumpers will just be closer together. I have a Honda with a glass moon roof and it worked perfectly for my 11 foot sup. short distance and lower speeds are most ideal.
1958409
Seems to be just fine. I've put mine on the top rack numerous times and had no issues.
1184524
I used this to mount mine to roof. Works fine for me: Antenna's Direct CJMount 20-Inch ClearStream Antenna J-Mount. It is a 1in Diameter Mount.
2075943
i see no problem mounting this horizionaly. however i have not done so myself. i might add that this is a good, quite running fan. look st the pin conectors as mine were loose. just taks a little effort in pushing the male pins into the female connector.
481178
unfortunately i cannot answer your questions with certainty. This was a very difficult board to mount with how the mounting is designed. It was further complicated by the fact that we placed it in a narrow passage area where the footprint was really small. Basically, we laughed that once we got this up, it would never come down. A bit heavy too. Amazon returns are good and easy so you could see for your purpose.
1064135
no, it is specifically made for undermount. I believe they have a top mount also but this is not it.
2047506
It can handle it and then some! Price point and performance, this is hands down the best mount available. Omnimount performance at bottom basement prices!!! I kid you not! I have 2 and most of my buds have one.