Has anyone used this rack with a SUP in a board bag?
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I use mine with a Caravan with plenty of strap left over. This product is not as easy as to use as the manufacture implies. I was not happy when I got it, with that said I still use as they would not take them back.
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I can't say for sure about it fitting the rack you're asking about, but I have a rack that looks similar to this one and the bag works just fine with mine. The bottom clip on the bag is adjustable side to side and it can be turned up or down and to either side. I have it turned to the side to hook onto one of the rack supports and it hooks on great. Haven't had ant problems at all.
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I transport my kayak on it and it works great. I'd put my board in a bag just to keep debris from getting on it but I'm sure it would be fine either way as long as you secure it tightly
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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.
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Any other will work. My best friend has a different brand SUP and I use hers all the time.
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Yes, I had 2 long boards in a travel bag from Washington to Baja .Worked great.
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It should work, but as Robert C. stated - - a lot of work. I'll be looking into a permanent rack that snaps my board in (if that even exists)
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This rack doesn't "do" anything. That's the beauty of it! You buy the additional components for whatever you want to carry. I'm sure you could strap a surfboard to them, though.
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I have no experience with SUP but the anchor holds my 13' kayak well on small lakes while fishing. I expect the SUP has less wind resistance to overcome than kayak.
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Hi Kelly, the issue is not only the paddleboard's length but also the board's width. The rack has a space of about 3.5 inches to hold the board, I'd say its not enough for a paddleboard though it's perfect for any other average surf board. Hope I was able to clear your doubt!
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I don't think so. The rack is sewn in the middle to accomodate stacked surfboards on one side and stacked surfboards on the other side. I think a cargo box or tray might be too wide and too high for what these straps can handle.
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I have not tried it with a SUP. It might work if you bungeed it in sideways. But SUPs are lighter than my 60lbs++ kayak. Shoulder strap would probably be easier for a SUP I think.
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This rack is pretty secure as long as you tighten it properly. I've loaded the bag with bottled water and lunch and have had no issues with it loosening up during the ride. I've also attached my beast of a U-lock (Kryptonite's Fugetaboutit) to the rack, and it has remained in place. I love this rack and highly recommend it.
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Think sturdy duffle bag for a tent not sleeping bag. Find the largest hockey duffle bag and should fit deflated board, pump and adjudt. paddle. I use strap it came with and live on pond so rarely transport it. Also...silly as it sounds, paddle does NOT float so rig it so it will. This mega board rocks and easily holds me 130 lbs, my 230 lb husband and 70 lb lab when I stand or add low beach chair and use it as a kayak!
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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.
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I would say yes, we were very impressed how well board racks fit, I wouldnt be affraid to put a kayak on ours!
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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.