Will this work for my sup paddle board. it's a 10'6" board. weights approximately 27lbs?
523518
I think this rack would work fine as long as you used longer screws and made sure you mounted each support on a stud.
523519
I think the racks it's strong enough, size would be perfact too; but however there is only one screw for each piece to be mounted on wall, guess you need to check the strongness for the type of wall you got and what method you are planning to mount the racks.
1890315
Works with 10, would probably work with 25, assuming you could actually pull the 25lb anchor up - it's basically a pulley, with a locking mechanism, pulling it up is pulling the entire weight, plus the weight of the water resistance. I use it on an inflatable pontoon and could NOT pull the 25lbs up, over my shoulder, the way it has to be mounted on my pontoon.If you are using it in a boat, you may be able to raise it ok.Sorry, I can't be more helpful.
1412844
Too small for paddle boarding. You will need a bigger wider board for that!
1977522
I got on the scale last night (not pretty), and the paddle weighs 2.6 lbs. TOTAL. Not a heavy paddle at all.
947507
I am 210 lbs and have no problem so I think it would be fine. It is a nice board.
1234163
I would imagine so, but I've only used it with a 9'2" expoxy long board. My concern would be the weight you would have to carry in the hand used to tow the board/Mule. On the long walk back to the Trestles parking lot I find that I will start to switch hands to tow become the strap isn't that comfortable to begin with.
1647736
Erik, not sure buddy, I carry a 7'10 " board and it does fine. the rack is adjustable so you can set the angle that you want the board to be at. Actually I was pretty impressed with how the board carries and how easy it is to load and unload.Myers
703152
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.
191559
I am sure you could make it work, but the rack is not designed to handle a SUP.
144873
I think the previous answers address the question - I have both 2 SUP and 4 regular - the SUP supports a little wider board (though not huge difference) and more weight. both work great for all types of boards - mine are mostly longboards and 1 SUP. Very pleased!
1234166
Hey I have this thing and my 14' SUP is really too narrow to fit properly into the black fabric portion of the trailer apparatus. also, the pin-tail of my board drags some when the 14' is in there. It works great for my 10 and 11 foot boards though.
1933809
The board is alright for someone of that weight. I'm 210lbs and this was my first board. I recommend this for a beginner, some learning to skate.
1828898
Good day, I weighed my board this morning. The scale read 7lbs, which is reasonable given how heavy it feels.
119906
I don't think so,, you could, if your very creative,, attach it to a heavy 2X10 board. That would make it heavy. This item is made of plastic and the underside is hollow.
144872
I have the Surfdogz- 2 sup and it holds my 2 boards easily. the foam pads prevent scratches and it is seems to hold up well.
460287
Definitely. I have a 27" monitor that is close to that weight and it works great.
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