Curve Surfboard Soft Rack - Surfboard Car Racks for Travel (Set of 2)

Despite being very hesitant about strapping a 20 lb airplane wing to my sports coupe at 60 mph, I needed an alternative to getting my surf board to the beach an hour away, so I tried this one after researching a lot I'll use this one until it loses its grip, something that can be checked with a strong pull without closing the buckle, which is tested with an easy pull without opening it. The ones I've tried work fine, but this one is cheap and works well. I'd say it's easy to score four I've reviewed a soft roof rack that's 5x more affordable than the most expensive ones and I can tell you that it works quite well, but may need a few modifications. Despite its sturdy nature and four 1-foot drops, it's only been kept for one year I've been on two hours' worth of trips so far, and I've had to re-route once The bolt might not be tight enough due to user error. I recommend driving no faster than 60mph. I haven't driven in rain yet, so I cannot comment on the rain leakage issue. Those instructions are confusing as hell, and I am giving you all the tips and instructions you will In case the tightening buckles are facing down, your roof will get carved up for sure* 2. The places where the straps wrap around the edges of the roof of the car were wrapped with strips of microfiber towel. (with duct tape to hold them on the straps, so that they can be moved up and down We're just protecting the part of the doorframe where the straps come in contact with about 3 inches. 1. 2. 3. A soft bath mat was placed between the roof and the surfboard to absorb the shock and prevent the board from bouncing. After unpacking, you need to determine which straps connect the surfboard to the roof. There will be a surfboard loop with the S-shaped teeth

The bracket thing and the roof loop strap are going to have one super long end, and the other end will be a heavy buckle with teeth to lock, so that they don't fall off any more. Here are detailed instructions for installing the system This is *br1. It is always better to put the loops on the surfboard first. This will help to make installation a breeze. In accordance with the distance between your front and rear windows, one of your straps should be located near the fins, and the other farther back on the board. I just pushed them back to the furthest point I could in the absence of them. * * 2.
3. Tighten up the straps as much as possible, but don't worry about getting the loop tight. You will tighten them later. The best way to do this is to stand on the driver's side at the front of the car, lengthen the strap if necessary, and gently toss the buckles over the hood of the car (if they're too short, you'll damage As you hoist up the looped up board onto the hood (SLOWLY, as not to get caught in the buckles on the other side) and slide it onto the roof of the car, it will slide right on. Your board can be placed on either side of a shark fin antenna if it has one. you have a board that is too wide to fit on one side, you will need to place something underneath it to allow the antenna to clear. 4
The longer straps can now be looped through the side windows of the car and used to tighten as much as possible with the teeth buckle. The fifth point. Holding at least one end of the surfboard down, you are going to pull very hard on the straps that connect the surfboard loop to the roof loop. It is important that the loops are TIGHT and gripping on the board. If there is ANY slack in the loops, the board will move side to side at speed because of the slack in the loops. The sixth point. When you are inside your car (leave the window wide open), you need to pull as hard as possible on the roof straps as you lock the buckle as tightly as possible. Just close your door or window on the roof strap and you're good to go. If you follow all steps exactly, there should be no problem.

Landen Craig

| May 19, 2021

This rack is amazing because you can literally take it anywhere and use it on any vehicle with no problem. Only complaint is that it takes a bit of time to put it together, but once you are used to it it's easy. Worth it considering what else is on the market. What I like about this product is that it can be rolled up and stuffed in your bag, so you can make it up and go with you anywhere. Hawaii, New England, California, no problem, it can be taken wherever you go with it.

Michelle Clay

| May 04, 2021

I am certain of It is easy to say that these are the best travel racks on the market. There is no similar system to the one utilized by schools) or the tie down design used by schools. Using these racks tightens them up, so the loop around the board is not separated by a gap Through the tightening system around the car, this creates a downward tension that effectively holds the boards to the car much better than any other soft material There are many rack systems on the market.

Aubrey Malone

| Jan 30, 2021

The installation is very easy. This is a very strong idiom. The soft rack would be my recommendation.

Cassidy Curtis

| Sep 10, 2020

Exactly as described, compact and easy to transport.

Ansley HOUGHTON

| Oct 07, 2020

The quality is high and the price is reasonable.

Kate Steele

| Jun 04, 2021

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Fabian Goodman

| Feb 11, 2021