If you're looking to take your paddleboards along with you while you cruise around in your fishing boat or pontoon boat, you definitely need to check out our paddleboard boat racks. These racks will ensure that your SUPs are secure until you reach your out at sea, lake, bay or river destination for your paddleboard adventures.
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Racks and Accessories to Organize, Store, and Display Your Boards & Gear
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Friday, March 20, 2015
SUP Safety Accessories: Life Jackets and Waterproof Packs and Vests
For the upcoming spring and summer season out on the water, make sure you've got the right safety gear and accessories for your paddleboarding adventures.
Check out more paddleboard accessories at our site - 3 are featured below:
Check out more paddleboard accessories at our site - 3 are featured below:
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paddleboard,
SUP
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
SUP Ceiling Storage | 4 Point Overhead Hoist for Paddleboards
Here's a new option to put your overhead storage space to good use and protect your paddleboard from the dings it inevitably picks up sitting around in your garage.
Labels:
paddleboard storage,
SUP,
SUP storage
Monday, March 16, 2015
SUP Leashes | Understanding Different Types of Paddleboard Leashes
With all the different types of SUP leashes on the market, how do you know which leash is right for you?
Friday, March 13, 2015
The Cinch - The Simple Snowboard Wall Mount
The Cinch is an ultra-affordable way to store and display your snowboard. The Cinch is also probably the easiest snowboard wall mount to install requiring only two wood screws! If you’re on a budget, but want a cool and convenient way to show off your shred stick, then the Cinch has got your covered.
Design:
The Cinch works by taking advantage of the hourglass shape of your snowboard - narrow in the middle and wider at the tips and tails. The Cinch uses two abrasion-resistant SBR rubber bumpers to hold your board in place. By spacing the bumpers such that they are wide enough to get the center (narrow) part of your board through, but narrow enough that the tips and tails (wide) part of your board can’t get through, it effectively “cinches” the board in place! This makes taking your board in and out of the rack super easy - you basically just let gravity do all the work.
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Thursday, March 5, 2015
Tips to Buying a Used Snowboard | Online, EBay and Craigslist
By: Brad McNally
It just happened. You were looking around at a thrift store, yard sale, craigslist, or wherever, and the perfect looking snowboard shows up (although this advice applies to skis, surfboards, bikes, etc.). It’s half the price of anything you’ve ever considered buying and you are ready to drop down some cash - should you be so quick to do it?
Buying used equipment is a great way to pick up some very nice stuff for very little cash. Many will say that you never really know how much something was used (or abused) before you bought it, but if you have some patience you will come up with something eventually. It may take time, but it is worth it. Also, never be afraid to make an offer. Even if the owner isn’t looking to sell, a reasonable offer may change their mind.
Below, we’ll share a few tips for when you are looking at a used board.
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snowboard tips,
used snowboards
Monday, March 2, 2015
Skateboard Display and Wall Storage Rack: Customer Photos
Here are some of the recent photos submitted by our fans of their skateboard racks in action storing skateboards, helmets and skateboard accessories in their house or garage or bedroom. The racks are great not only for storage but also for decoration, art and showing off you favorite skateboards!
instagram: @thecyanaura |
Labels:
Skateboard Racks,
skateboard storage
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