what is the maximum board width this will carry? can it hold my sups?
1024197
My board is 2 feet wide and in a bag. Width is no problem for one board. Could never put 2 side by side
1024198
It's not really wide enough. You would have enough cable, but the board would be awkwardly off-center. Could probably do it in a pinch, but isn't made for that.
1024199
I drive an expedition, and when I have the boards in the rack on the top of the car, there is still plenty of room to set multiple boards in the racks. So the Inno Locking racks should be able to carry 1 to 2 SUP boards.
1024200
I've definitely carried surfboards with 25" width, but the nose and tail are under the straps of the rack. A good rule of thumb is to use a couple of extra straps around your boards (and rack), that way you have no "single point of failure".
1346727
If I remember correctly the widest it supports is about 19". Might do some research on rack-mounted servers and check their width dimensions.
1876117
The short board single listing says it can accommodate width up to 21" wide. In my communications with the seller, they were very precise about their descriptions and measurements. A 6'3"x21" wide bag is probably actually wider than 21" to be able to fit a 21" wide board and the thickness of the board. 20.25 isn't super wide, so you should be all good unless your board is super thick. If you have time, send a note to the seller with your board dimensions to be sure. They are very responsive. If you need to order immediately the few extra inches of width on the Fish/Retro wouldn't be a problem. The only downsides of a little extra room is it may twist/shift a little inside and any slack may vibrate in the wind when driving with it on your roof. Then again, a little extra room means you can stuff your wetsuit in there?
1952209
Very easily and secure. You may store probably six, three on top and three on bottom. I have a Cuda 12 in the lower position and a Tarpon 120 on the upper. If SUPs are no wider than 34 to 35 inches these Suspenz racks will be great. They are not the least expensive way to go for your SUPs however.
344009
I fit a 22" board in the bag no problem, I think you should be able to fit a 24" board in this bag but I can't promise. I would check with the guys at Surfer's Attic as they're super helpful...
78046
I have a Y-legged board and it does fit. All you do is bend the hooks out a little bit and it'll hold your board with no problems.
791045
This bag is not wide or deep enough to fit your need. If your pedal board was, say, 19 x 11 x 4, this bag would be a very good option for you. It's well made--so well make and solid that it would not stretch/flex out to the size you need for your current board.
1332116
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!
658005
It should be fine. Mine has some wiggle room in the middle for clothes and rash guards. That is a THICK board! Standup paddle?
259856
I am not entirely sure - I have one that carries a 10ft boom, 12lb sandbag, alien bees and 48" octobox no problem - but for further information, perhaps contact their support at:http://www.dolica.com/contact-us/
1051349
I think it will fit. My board is 14 x 53. The cover is 19" at the wide part with velcro straps. It looks like it would just cover the top and 1/2 in on each side. The narrow part is very deep but I think the elastic would assure the fit. Glad to help. I will be glad to answer more questions about it if needed. It is a very good cover.
1190634
Funny I got this email right after I loaded my 32" wide board. Yes, will be fine. Length doesn't matter except for the particular vehicle. I take my 8'6 SUP on a bmw 530i. Don't like it at highway speeds, but Surface streets ok.
955337
Pardon me, I answered incorrectly earlier (I own two different types of boards). The Solstice is an inflatable, and will carry a max of about 200 lbs when FULLY inflated to 15psi.
2099659
Not very well, because the board wouldn't fit in the slings and could slide off. You need wider stands for a SUP
1639896
My son is 80lbs and that board feels like it can take really up to a 100lb max. It is narrow and would not be stable under a heavier load.
1668530
Peter, as long as the bag is intended for an 8 foot board, it should be okay. I would contact the guys at Curve, and ask them first, if you are feeling uncertain about this though. Contact the seller here on Amazon or Curve also has a web site. The company is run by surfers, not suits, so feel comfortable asking them real surfer questions! I own two of their bags and am happy with 'em both.
1591756
If you can't have a hard style SUP then this is the next best thing. It travels well. Have taken it to Belize a few times. My wife and I have one each and we live on them when we travel. Now the reality. They are inflated so using reasonable deduction they can't be as rigid as a composite SUP. There is a little squish and flex to them. Max psi is 10 so for your 150lbs. it should be plenty. Make sure to inflate as soon as you get it and leave for a while to test the seams. Good luck.