Could this be used with SUPs (paddle boards)?
1065413
I think so but I had to get bungee cords to make it tight...straps don't work well...
350091
I mounted mine to a resin top SUP and they are great. Personally I wouldn't try it with a foam top.
2213237
I don't know if they will fit the paddleboard, but the depth of the fins would probably be insufficient to provide adequate control of the paddleboard.
1109179
The rack can make a stack of boards, one board wide and comes with pads for the bottom. I would say three to four SUPs max depending on size. You will need to get additional ones for additional boards. Foam pool noodles work well.
882999
Yes you most certainly can! That's one of the most valuable aspects of these large paddle swiches-- sometimes things get awkward, and you don't want to let go of either hand. ASSUMING-- of course, that you mount it in the right position! Think about how you will use the equipment, and mount the switch where your knee or thigh will be. Good Luck!
1074207
I think it would be fine. I use it on my Prius. As long as the weight of the surfboard or paddleboard isn't too heavy. My paddle board weighs 26lbs and it's no problem.
741314
They could if you keep it all somewhere well out of the way. It wouldn't take much to knock the paddle board and these stands over. There might be better ways for you to store your board....given where you may want to store it.
741317
I don't have a paddleboard, but the stands are great. I would give it a try.
1411014
Sure. I'm not sure what you'd tie it to on a SUP, but the anchor is plenty strong if you have enough rope. I'm trying to imagine the scenario you mentioned...if you mean you are going to be doing yoga on top of a SUP while in the water and it anchored to the bottom...I imagine that the water would have to be pretty flat and calm (if so, the supplied rope is likely sufficient). If you are going to paddle to a yoga class, then it would probably be easier to just put your SUP on land for the class. This anchor will hold me (175lbs) in a 70lb kayak with probably another 50-70lbs of gear in it, while anchored to soft sand, in a moving current. It does this because I use about 75ft of rope. The longer the rope, the lower the angle you're creating in the imaginary right triangle. The three points being; you, the bottom directly below you, and the point that the anchor is holding. A lower angle allows for more gripping power of the anchor, and the resisting force is applied more laterally than vertically.
485161
I don't know, but it can definitely carry a large SUP. I use it for my longboard and it still has plenty of room at the nose. It's really easy to use.
1903554
Not sure why it wouldn't. We only have kayaks and this rack works great! Might have to get longer tie downs to compensate for the extra width of your SUP.
102265
doubt it, SUPS tend to be thicker and wider if I am not mistaken the biggest board she could carry would be in the 9ft range but don't quote me on that. Carver makes a rack system for longboards but I am not sure it would/could handle a SUP. If your looking at this system for a SUP I would advise against it. Hope this helps aloha
2165450
Absolutely. I took it snorkeling and body surfing. I think it might be tough to paddle with this in one of your hands (there are mounts for your board, btw) but I'm sure it will handle surfing.
230733
I wouldn't. Oars don't work too well. Floor isn't sturdy for rapids. Nothing to hold onto for rapids. Shallow boat I think it would tip easy. Good boat for floating or fishing that is about it.
1201286
It would probably work. You will have to maybe use double sided tape to secure the bottom of the board to keep it from sliding off.
747099
no. it is designed to secure a surfboard only. even a SUP might be beyond its capability.
293092
I doubt if you can - The short arms on the botton are VERY short. Doubt that they could hold/balance a box (Barely balance an awkward Kayak).