Would this work for snowboard?
582783
I never tried them on a snowboard but I would Imagine they would do the job
582784
i think so..u wd just have to place the 2 blocks close together...im guessing...i don't snow board
582785
I believe these straps could work for a snowbird. You'd probably want to keep your snowboard in a boardbag during transport. Otherwise, the board will come into contact with the roof of your car and thus scratch it up. Besides, the extra bulk of the bag should help to keep everything tightly strapped down.
582786
Because a snowboard is comparatively thin, I don't think you'd be able to cinch the straps enough to secure the boards and prevent them from sliding around. The bindings would at least prevent them from flying off, but I think that there are better rack systems out there for snowboards.
2279765
Yeah, it should. The stand comes with an adapter attached to the mic clip that you unscrew and screw it onto the clip for the snowball.
1879986
Yes, I use them for snowboarding. I'm in my late 40's and any protection on my knees, hips and lower back is welcome.
188380
I would say yes. There's a thick layer of rubber padding on the top and bottom that would provide enough flexibility to permit the thin snowboard bag.
599070
Yes they can be used for snowboard. No sun protection. It's just that I like a clear vision when I go down the mountain.
1746558
Absolutely. The Blue Snowball is what I use. Be aware that the mount doesn't fit (I took an old t-shirt and wrapped it around the post of the Snowball). I've been using this for about year with no problems.
923587
Seriously? I use it as a walking stick, merely because its in my hand. Dunno about snowboarding........its designed to hold a camera, not a body.
1177003
I would have bet that it would work. I just tried it and it took more rubbing than a real board does and may have left a slight color. I would say no it will not easily.
768020
Sorry, I have never tried it. I have only used it with one board, but I would think Thule website could answer.
268319
I don't see why not. I've only used them for snowboarding, but it think it was meant for like dirt bike riding lol. I would use them in hot areas. I don't see how it would damage it
1165977
This stand doesn't come with any kind of microphone clip, so you would need a way to attach the Blue Snowball to the stand. It should support the weight, though.
557715
Probably shouldn't use this, but it might work. Would be better to use the type made for direct contact with water, which is the roof mounted type to melt snow and ice.
2239663
No its not you would need to look up a mountain board. Or a hamboard would work great cause u can buy paddles for it.
2251263
Yes they will. They work great too! However, they are not soft and are not suitable for transporting surfboards (unless you wrap them with a foam). I did use them this past winter for snowboards and gear though, and they worked great. I definitely recommend these!
1775112
Hello,In my opinion it won't work unless you remove the trucks. It is made with a groove meant for snowboards allowing it to be flush with the wall. The skateboards are thicker and with the trucks it won't hang. I'd go to Home Depot, bring the skateboard and find a hook to hang it off the trucks.
174959
I dont see why not. First time i used it was for sledding. I cant wait to use it this summer for diving.
921511
I don't see why it wouldn't. A few adjustments may be needed...or not. I put one on my Troybilt 9030XP. I really love it. It also keeps me dry and WARM up here in Alaska. No snow blowback on me. Sometimes I get so warm that I take my coat off.....but that's a good thing.Only negative about it is you have to be real careful around vehicles, buildings, trees, and other overhanging obstacles. I leave mine on the snowblower/snowthrower year round inside my garage or carport. After 2 full years, it still looks brand new including the windows.Dave