SUP Travel Tips | Loading Multiple Paddleboards on Car Roof Racks

When you’re heading out with a couple of your friends and need to stack multiple paddleboards on the roof of your car, one on top of the other, a few more issues come into play for you need to think about.

Biggest paddleboard on the bottom. I’m no engineer but common sense says that the biggest paddleboard goes at the bottom of the stack of SUPs because it provides the best foundation / stability.

SUP Board Carriers | Paddleboard Shoulder Straps

If you're looking for a little help lugging your paddleboard from your house or car to the water, check out our SUP board carriers.  We've got 2 different versions to check out here and here, and they each do effectively the same thing.  

The strap wraps around the underside of your paddleboard and then over your shoulder in a way that gives you the support and strength that you need to be able to easily and effectively maneuver your SUP to the water so you can get on with your next session.

The SUP shoulder straps is great anytime you've got more than a few steps to carry your paddleboard and when the handle in the center of your board just won't get it done.  Save your arms for the paddle strokes!  Grab a SUP shoulder strap carrier.



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SUP Leashes | Straight, Coiled and Hybrid Paddleboard Leashes

Check out our SUP Leashes, one of the latest product additions to our site.  As the weather heats up, we've got you covered with stand up paddleboard leashes, whether you're taking your board into the surf to catch some waves or are just cruising around the lake or other flatwater, or getting in some SUP yoga.  Depending on your activity, you should check out our coiled SUP leashes, our hybrid SUP leashes, or our standard, straight SUP leashes.