Would these work to store Stand Up Paddleboards?
1952207
The Suspenz 2-Boat Free Standing Rack would work fine for SUPs, but given the lower weight vs. kayaks (< 30 lbs.) this rack is over-engineered for this use and much more expensive than other options. Given the flat, low profile SUP design model you could probably load two SUPs per position without overloading the system based on my experience with 40-55 lb. kayaks. I would seek out cheaper wall hanging strap designs before I'd invest in this Suspenz system for SUP storage.
1952208
I do not know for sure - but they are awesome! We have two Necky kayaks on the racks. If the dimensions fit then I would think so. I am sure you can contact the manufacturer to be sure.
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.
149944
They will probably work as far as the width of supports is concerned but you will probably have to tie the top of the kayak to something to keep it from falling out of the cradle.
80285
I assume you're asking how much weight they will hold. My kayak is about 35 pounds and is nicely supported by these storage arms; I do turn my boat on the side so that the entire boat is inside the hooks. As long as the storage arms are secured well to studs in the wall, they should do the job! Good luck.
2023471
Yes, that was exactly my situation. They fit great and easy to install on my 2005 Explorer with factory rails! I use it for my 10' 6" paddle board, works great!
1770982
I use it on my mountain bike. I don't think it would do well on a paddle board. You might want to consider a Boombottle instead.
1513633
It would depend on how wide/deep your shelf is. Take a few measurements and compare to product dimensions. Once filled, they are stable.
1956515
It probably isn't your best answer to storage, but you might be able to make it work. The clips would be held apart when stored, which may stretch them so they don't fit as snugly.
632198
Yes, if you are neatly folding them. I'm storing kitchen towels, etc. in mine. Works well as I have a handle to pull it out from the back of the bottom shelf kitchen cabinet.
327155
I am sure these would work for bikes as well. I use them for kayaks and they don sag a bit.
409227
I would not think it would work well. The boards are pretty heavy and dense.
561023
Yes as long as they are securely mounted. The racks are more than adequate. I store half a dozen trolling rods and several spinning combos on mine.
1479696
They would probably fit widthwise if you angled them similar to how they'd be stored in a shoebox. However they might hang out of the cubbie a little bit.
255
They could stand up but they are made of foam and very light. I don't think they would stand very well.
2128226
I use them to store my boots as they stand up on the shelf better. They would probably stretch somewhat if you need them to stretch. One pair I took off the shapers as they did stretch them out and I did not want them stretched so it depends on the boot style I assume also. These are very nice when you have multiple boots and want to store them neatly.
741316
This question was posed last week. There were differing opinions about whether they are suitable for a paddle board. I believe they are. They may overhang over a bit, but I don't see why they would not work.. I have a summer home in the Berkshires and two kayaks. One is a 12 ft. Kayak and the other is a ten. We have them stored in the garage on these stands and we love them! I hope this helps. Best of luck.
2023774
That depends on the size of the board that you mount them to. Additionally, I would be happier with the product if it had two more inches of travel. It is extremely well made.
1570305
I did not use them for that purpose so I can't give you a clear answer on that,but they are very durable and I believe they would work. Good Luck.