Yes is will work great for a board that size

For anything over 8" you will need to face the fins outward

While they don't have a specific rating, we generally advise people that over 45lbs is going to get near the max. We have plenty of other rack options for super heavy classic boards or SUP's

The Rack extends 8" from the wall

Yes it will, but really depnds more on the weight of the board.

Yes! They are designed to hold all longboards and select SUP's up to 45 pounds

Yes, our rack could be mounted to a brick wall, but as you noted, you would need to purchase brick/masonry anchors to do so, from anywhere that you buy hardware (Lowe's, Home Depot, etc.), as it ships with standard mounting hardware only. You will be able to find a masonry anchor that will fit this rack's mounting holes/screws; you also want to make sure you get a masonry anchor that will hold the weight of the board & rack you are mounting to that brick wall.

No these are not designed to be stored vertically. You would need our metal or bamboo surfboard stand to store vertically.

Currently we only have Cobalt, Sarape and Tribal Tech available in Medium(teen, petites)

Yes Teen is the Medium Size

It is best to wash on cold

measures 24 1/2" wide by 13" deep at the base tapering to 11" about 10" up from the base. It's 11" to 13" tall depending on how full it is and how tightly you roll it. It is absolutely perfect for my 2014 Suzuki V-Strom DL1000 Adventure - fits right on the passenger seat in front of my GIVI top box, straps down quickly with four fastek straps, allows access to my factory panniers, makes a great backrest on longer rides, and what's more matches the bikes paint colors exactly!!! I LOVE THIS BAG!!

It is waterproof, but is not insulated for heat

This bag does not have Backpack straps

The material is 100% waterproof PVC

Never saw a full dive system. However just came back from a road trip. This is what we put in the duffel,
Me: 2 jeans, 2 Capri pants, 5 shirts, 2 pair of flip flops, swimsuits, towel, bathroom stuff.
Old man: *lol* 2 pants, 1 shorts, 4shirts, 1 pair flip flops, swim trunks, towel bathroom stuff.
We both took underwear too in case you noticed it
wasn't ^.
That's a lot of stuff. And there was a lot of room left. It was just getting too heavy for the bike.

The outside zipper is water resistant but not 100% waterproof if completely submerged. The seems are 100% waterproof and the bag can be submerged in water. You would want to keep your phone and electronics inside the main compartment. Hope this helps!

The waterproof rating on the IP Chart is a 7 ( Protected against the effects of immersion at depth between 15cm and 1 meter. 30 minute test.0

Yes it also has side clips. Although if you are going to submerse the bag in water, I would suggest the top clip

3 year warranty. If anything breaks or comes apart we will or give a full refund

This backpack has the laptop sleeve built in. If you need one with a removable sleeve you should check out our Excursion Backpack:

Yes, you can roll the bag up. It's not stiff sided.

Yes it will carry a 15.9 inch laptop

I just want to clarify on your measurements. If you are talking about 17"w by 17" h by 5" deep, then no. I wouldn't even try it. I took a tape measure and my width measurement is barely 13". Hope this helps.

The outer zipper is not waterproof. Only splash prood

The waterproof rating on the IP Chart is a 7 ( Protected against the effects of immersion at depth between 15cm and 1 meter. 30 minute test.0

While this backpack is waterproof, it does not have the same waterproof rating as our other line of dry bag packs. This backpack will keep your gear dry of you drop it in the water. However, if you plan on having the backpack sitting in water all day, you may want to look at our dry bag backpacks which are designed to be submerged in water for any length of time:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JXJELPI?ref=myi_title_dp

The laptop sleeve is made from a different material than the bag itself, it is not waterproof. Still a great bag though :)

I don't know the exact specs of the Gopro drone but it appears it would fit judging from the photos.

It will definitely fit in the laptop sleeve but it's too long for the velcro strap to secure it. Also it's not shock proof, but very heavily padded.

Product dimensions are listed 12x6x15 but can be 18” tall if not folded all the way.

The waist belt doesn't have padding, but as for my experience is not necessary. It is comfortable enough :)

Yes I have a 17 inch laptop fits great.

No! You need big balloon tires for soft sand.

Adjustable width - 9" to 3.5"
Height of arms - 20"
Arm padding thickness - 2"
Width between wheels - 13.5"
Wheel diameter - 9"

It has adjustable support arms that preads to 8”.

This should work fine with a SUP that wide. You will need to make sure to tighten with well and use the bungee strap that comes with the cart.

It is small enough to strap to your SUP board but I can see it getting in the way. Possibly you can make a soft cover for it in case you fall onto the board and take the wheels off.

It would but you would need to set it up so that the bars either side of the board are rigid -and that it fits in snugly easy to do with the adjustable screws

It's only designed for one board. While it would be feasible for a short distance, it's not recommended as a longterm solution

It will Hold Approximately 45 pounds as long as it's installed correctly into a stud ad drywall screws that are included in the box.

The hooks are 12 inches out from the wall. It would really depend on what type of work you are doing on the bike, how often and how well the screws are inserted into the wall. As with any drywall, you have to make sure the rack is securely in a stud, or some heavy duty drywall anchors. If you are using drywall anchors I wouldn't recommend doing heavy duty work on the bike. Not because of the rack, but because of the wall. Hope this helps!

There is a small gap for the bar to fit so with a womens bike there is an angle which can make it difficult to tilt onto the frame. You can definitely try it and if it doesn't work we accept returns

The leftmost and rightmost wall mounts are separated by about 8" and are at an even level. The topmost and bottom wall mounts are separated by about 6.25". They're both halfway between the left and right ones, (4"), the top one 1" above, the bottom 5.25" below.

We have tested this and it works fine, but you really need to get the high-end dry-wall anchors. Also, I'm not sure how much your bike weights, but the good thing about this rack is there are three holes spread from side to side so as long as you utilize all three holes it should take a lot of pressure off. Good Luck!

Yes it's a finished surface, it could be painted if desired

This will not cause strain on the frame. They are covered with a protective rubber strip to avoid paint scratches and wear.

Yes it will work great with a pintail!

Yes it should work perfect for that

Regret this would not work for a standard paddleboard. It's designed for longboard surfboards

Yes this will work anywhere that you can use wood screws or drywall anchors

Probably. Mount the plates so the screws are in shear, not in tension.

Yes it will, not a problem. They key is making sure they screws are securely mounted to the wall.

The mounting brackets are made for screws. You could get some sort of hooks for the straps.

It would be fine. The material is all nylon . You may get some rust on the metal hold over time, a light coating of three and one oil should take care of that. Automotive wax will work too. Great quality though.

The COR Kayak / Paddleboard Sling is an easy way to store your gear close to the wall. It is not used to transport your kayak on an automobile.

We mounted ours about 5 ft off the ground. The straps loosen to get longer and they detach on one end with a hook. We put one end of our 17ft boat into one strap then hook it up.. then i repeat at the other end. then i tighten each strap to pull the boat up higher on the wall. it is a one person operation taking about 30 seconds.

Yes, our rack could be mounted to a brick wall, but as you noted, you would need to purchase brick/masonry anchors to do so, from anywhere that you buy hardware (Lowe's, Home Depot, etc.), as it ships with standard mounting hardware only. You will be able to find a masonry anchor that will fit this rack's mounting holes/screws; you also want to make sure you get a masonry anchor that will hold the weight of the board & rack you are mounting to that brick wall.

Yes it could, no problem

The arms come off very easily. It's a simple button that you push and pull out the arms. The brace that holds the arms has to stay. No need to take it off the bike and it will not bother you when riding.

Yes and quite easily. This surf board rack works better than any I've ever had. You'll be happy with it. Don't expect it to be stylish looking because it's not but very functional.

Yes it would, although we would recommend our Long Board Bike Rack as it's a little heavier duty as it attaches to the back tire for added support for bigger boards.

Yes it would be perfect for an 8ft board!

Regret the rack does not come with a locking mechanism. I would recommend getting the long board rack because you have to connect it with the back tire so it would be extremely difficult and time consuming to steal.
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That depends on where you are mounting your board and if you want to leave the fin(s) on your board and the length of the fin(s). I left the fins on my boards and had to work around the garage door track. Mine is 21" from the ceiling to the arc of the board on the top shelf and 32" from the ceiling to the top of the second board. It is 65" from the floor to the board. 31" from the wall to the edge of the outer edge of the boards.
The dimensions of each rack is 20 3/4" (height) and 28 1/4" (width).

Yes no problem. You can also install the racks closer to the nose and tail where it's narrower

It can be bolted to any wall. Don't know about salt water but it is made out of steel. Only the neoprene or rubber covers might be something on it that could wear if installed outside.

The back plate is 20.5 inches

These racks can be spread to any deminsions you need and will hold 100 lbs if you secure them to a stud in the wall. The question is the width of your board? The support poles off the wall I think is plenty to support all boards but look up the deminsions and verify against what your board needs.

All of the parts with the exception of the foam pads and clips are made of powdercoated steel. It is plenty strong for its intended purpose.

Yes it can

Arms are 27" long and about 11" apart. Good rack for paddle boards but not strong enough for 50 lb canoe

Yes that would work fine.

It depends on the type of rack. If you have side rails, but no crossbars, it may work. I don't think it will work if you have the crossbars

Yes as long as they are spaced as far apart as possible, they will work. You will also need to watch your speed on the freeway. These are not designed for 80 MPH. Thanks!

Short trips at slower speeds under 40 miles per hour should be fine. I drove from California to Washington with an 8 foot surfboard at freeway speed. A paddleboard is bigger and will catch more wind so be careful.

Yes it does

It comes as a set, so yes there are two racks inside

Yes they will!

Yes but over time. They have a UV protetctive coating but eventually the sun will do what it does

Yes, they are velcro

The foam is, but the material is not. But we leave them on the roof rack all the time. We carry boards all the time and they last a couple of years before the UV breaks down the cover material.

That would work fine.

Yes you could add a basket over the tire. The back piece over the tire would be perfect for storing things

Yes they can fold in. It is also very easy to remove just the arms of you are going on a bike ride without your surfboard.

So the Longboard rack actually connects to the back tire. You would have to remove the tire to insert the back piece. I can't comment on the disc brakes as my mountain bike doesn't have disc brakes, although it is quick release. If you aren't confortable with that, you may want to try our shortboard rack with attaches to the seat post and may hold you board depending on the size

You can adjust the bungee cord to make it very tight so it should be ok for hills

Yes it will

Yes, the Longboard Bike Rack will securely hold your board as you ride to the beach. The board in the photograph is 9"4.

Just rinse it off with a hose or you could wash it in the washer too

Yes it can!

It has cinch/drawstrings to close it.

All Mounting hardware is included. Comes with heavy duty wood screws. It will easily hold a heavy longboard as long as it's in a stud

They are not designed to be stored outside but would still probably last several seasons without any issue

It depends on the thickness of the board and the length of the fin. For most Stand SUP's you will need to remove the fin it you want it to face towards the wall. Or you can have the fin facing outward.

Yes. They are very sturdy.

There are 2 hooks, plus hardware, per package, so I think ordering 2 packages should suffice.

Yes, our rack could be mounted to a brick wall, but as you noted, you would need to purchase brick/masonry anchors to do so, from anywhere that you buy hardware (Lowe's, Home Depot, etc.), as it ships with standard mounting hardware only. You will be able to find a masonry anchor that will fit this rack's mounting holes/screws; you also want to make sure you get a masonry anchor that will hold the weight of the board & rack you are mounting to that brick wall.

Yes the Width is 8 inches. The Height is 7" and the Arm Piece Extend 3.5 inches. Thanks!

It comes with two screws that you set into the wall. I suggest putting in two drywall anchors just to ensure long term stability. It took me less than ten minutes to hang two of them on my wall

Works well with my sons long board.

Yes it works great with Penny boards

If the scooter has 2 wheels either in the fron or back it could work (not sure) but if the scooter has just one then don't buy it.

Confirming the only opening is the arm holes.

Microfiber made of 85% polyester, 15% nylon. This allows it to dry a lot faster and remain odor free'

No this is only designed for longboard and shortboard surfboards

Yes this will hold a longboard up to 10'

Yes, just tighten the screws once you get he desired length and it will hold your board tight.

Preferably you would need roof racks to haul anything on your roof. If you don't have, then we suggest our Universal Soft Racks

The tooth is metal but the buckle is silicone. These are great because you don't have to worry about them scratching your car.

It is 1" Wide

The Racks do have a slight finish to protect from water but they are not designed to be outside. You may see some wear after a couple seasons. If you want and outdoor rack I recommend out powder coated steel double rack or SUP sling strap.

While they were not originally designed for SUP's it really depends on the size of you SUP. For smaller, lighter SUP's, it will work fine. You will just need to spread out the arms so they are closer to the nose and tail. If you have a very heavy and extra wide SUP, then we would recommend our Double SUP Rack instead as it's designed to hold a couple hundred pounds.

This is so you can display your boards if you want. You can remove the center arm and display two boards

Yes, this is deseigned to hold snowboards and wakeboards. You can actually store two snowboards on each row by placing one bindings down and placing the on top bindings up.

We have heavy-duty weather proof velcro that will safely keep your pads on your cross bar