Suspension SUP Wall Rack

Hey! This is Josh from StoreYourBoard.com here today to talk about the Suspension Standup Paddleboard Rack. Here it is in front of me alone and here it is on the wall. It does a really nice job of storing your paddleboard. The coolest thing about it is the suspension part, so here is the arm by itself, so you get two of these. You can space them whatever distance you need, depending on the length of your board and where your studs are, whatever firm mounting space you’re going to mount that to, go ahead and line them up. We got to have space kind of in the center that works well, so you got two of those and it’s made from really, really heavy-duty box steel, so this thing is really built tough. It has some nice nylon webbing that is what forms the suspension.

This top piece is to kind of strap your board in for extra security, so that’s this part right here. I’m going to undo that quick and the bottom part is what really suspends your board from touching any metal. With boards like this, this is a nice fiberglass board, surf-style SUP, pretty expensive. We want to make sure we keep those edges ding-free and this suspension style where the board rests here doesn’t touch any of this metal is really a cool option that a lot of customers like.

You get two of these. You get a hardware pack with four nice heavy-duty screws and then you mount it to your wall just like this. Like I said, once you have it loaded in, you can see right down here there’s room that the board is floating in this suspension-wise, so it’s a really great, great solution for that. What you have is with the racks, you got it’s thick enough 10 inches from the wall, so this is 10 inches, so it’s a very compact rack. People love it. Put it against the side of your garage, plenty of room to pull your car in still. Put it in your basement. Put it in your house. It’s a great rack.

Inside you got about 8 inches. This strapping is adjustable, so you kind of adjust how far this goes up and down and then with this piece, it adjusts to accommodate different widths of standup paddleboards as well. So you got 8 inches in the center and you got 10 inches out from the wall, very compact. With that, that’s how it works. This board has fins in it. It has about 6-inch fin in it, so just the way it kind of floats you’re able to have it with the front side facing out. You can just easily put your fins with the fins facing out if you have a deep fin, if you have a wide board and that works well, too. Check it out! The Standup Paddleboard Suspension Rack at StoreYourBoard.com.