Best Way To Carry 2 Surfboards On The Roof Of Your Vehicle
Updated 05/30/2017 | Published 05/26/2017
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Question:
Will this rack hold 2 sup boards?
asked by: Paul K
Expert Reply:
The Rhino-Rack SUP and Surfboard Pads w/ Tie-Downs for Crossbars part # RRRWP05 is only equipped to carry 1 surfboard. The manufacturer recommends against carrying more than 1 board because they may become unstable and potentially unlatched.
A better option would feature the use of a rooftop surfboard carrier designed to carry 2 surfboards such as the Thule SUP Shuttle Stand-Up Paddleboard Carrier with Tie-Downs part # TH811XT. This carrier will accommodate boards up to 34" wide although will require a minimum crossbar spread of 24".
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Rhino-Rack SUP and Surfboard Pads w/ Tie-Downs for Crossbars - Universal - 33-1/2" Long - Qty 2
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