Do I need an additional product if I want to carry surfboards?
233482
You will probably need Surfboard straps or those foam things that fit around the bars w/ straps
690571
You will need your own bag. Not to mention a pad for insulation. Without the pad, your weight will compress the underside of your bag and leave you cold - even on warmer nights. I use a Big Agnes system with great success.
1316901
You just get the board. So yes, you would have to supply all other materials. It is a great board.
1872425
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.
116195
I think this would be a little too small. 0 Surfing experience and that weight around 9 feet or more board would be ideal to make paddling easier, catching the wave and stability standing easier.
2088201
I would dbl ck w/ the manufacturer, but you should be able to use this rack. I only hauled Paddle boards.
1862033
I'm not sure I'd want to go out in the surf with one of these. Think of it as a float tube with a [narrow, 16"] floor. It would be fine in a tidewater bay I think.
339135
Hi, the Ozoboard is a great cross over board - you should get a 9'6 if you are going to do SUP and you can still use it as a surfboard as well. Regards Jean jean
116196
Hi, I have been surfing over 35 years. You weigh about the same as me. If I were you I would get an 8 foot "funboard" shape, or better yet, around a nine foot longboard. Probably a used board would be your best bet for a first board. If you want something new, INT Softboards is a good brand and it is made in the USA - I'd go for the 9 foot model if you choose this route. - have fun
1715484
No they do not. They are a good rack system with plenty of padding to protect your gear. I use them for a sup and paddle.
2154016
It comes with a waterproof case and surfboard mount. Other mounts are available but additional as are the memory cards.
1822145
It should be possible to carry a board that size using just the base rack and some good rope/tie-down skills; however, this would also depend on whether you have added off-road lights to the 3 light tabs since they could potentially get in the way of the board laying flat (otherwise the board would rest on the lights).
2093943
It's made to carry a surf board, but you might be able to hook a chair to it. I think the manufacturer makes other racks to carry other types of items.
102266
No. I've put a wavestorm in one and that was pretty much its limit. There is a larger version that is made for longboards but that would probably still have trouble with a SUP
375162
Hi J.Douglas,No, there are no additional items that you need to purchase. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Best regards,Value Fitness Team
1344980
No pad necessary. the only thing to be careful of when stacking boards is that the nose of the top one is not pressing into the board below it. make sure the boards are deck-side down, fins up.
1944118
Yes. I've carried two boards and two pairs of skis with room for one more pair of skis. Unless they're big cross country skis you should be good.