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Created by Jungleman Jungleman  > 9 months ago, 7 Mar 2016
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Jungleman
Jungleman

NSW

96 posts

7 Mar 2016 6:14pm



micksmith
micksmith

VIC

1701 posts

8 Mar 2016 2:59pm
Yes, they're fantastic, easy to operate and convenient
Wicksy
Wicksy

QLD

153 posts

8 Mar 2016 4:25pm
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micksmith said..
Yes, they're fantastic, easy to operate and convenient


What Mick said. Great product
Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

8 Mar 2016 3:14pm
Yip if you have a sup..these are the go..Awesome product..saves so much time and hassle..secure and keeps your baby safe :-)
Jungleman
Jungleman

NSW

96 posts

9 Mar 2016 12:49am
Is it just me or does the bottom board in the example seem not fitted in properly?



flowmaster
flowmaster

359 posts

8 Mar 2016 11:33pm
It doesn't matter it can't go anywhere, I drove 145 km/h with windforce 6 and no movement at all.
Great product
micksmith
micksmith

VIC

1701 posts

9 Mar 2016 1:13pm
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Jungleman said..
Is it just me or does the bottom board in the example seem not fitted in properly?





flowmaster is correct, if the top board is solid, it ain't going anywhere
Jungleman
Jungleman

NSW

96 posts

9 Mar 2016 8:59pm
i guess i am more interested in the security of it. They have a locking version now, but if the board is not engaged with the sides then that won`t be very secure.
atlanticsup
atlanticsup

7 posts

9 Mar 2016 6:07pm
I have had the double SUP board lock rack for 3 years now. Great product and way quieter than straps (1 board or 2 boards and any combination of types of boards), plus very secure at high wind speed.

For me ideal and pretty much 5 days a week I will have a board on the roof (wishful thinking mainly), and I am comfortable with leaving the boards in public places as a result.

@micksmith - Probably correct in the image's you have referred to, but in reality, if they are on tight, it is actually difficult to remove as the rubber matting sticks well so I have not had this problem.

To me a big bonus is easy, one man loading in high wind conditions will save one money in repairs, and I worry less about damaging my boards trying to tighten the straps to much.
hilly
hilly

WA

7979 posts

9 Mar 2016 6:23pm
Waiting until they are integrated rather that on top of the rhino racks. Clearance an issue for me and extra 50mm means I hit the roof :)
MvsL
MvsL

NSW

44 posts

9 Mar 2016 10:54pm
Great product that saves heaps of time and gives great peace of mind.

Re the photo and security - that board on bottom would be very difficult to get out. It may be possible but remember that both boards have rocker and a whole lot of surface area in contact with each other. Would certainly deter all but the most determined thief.
micksmith
micksmith

VIC

1701 posts

10 Mar 2016 11:02am
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atlanticsup said..

@micksmith - Probably correct in the image's you have referred to, but in reality, if they are on tight, it is actually difficult to remove as the rubber matting sticks well so I have not had this problem.



Ummm I agreed with flowmaster and said it ain't going anywhere.
I have a set and think they're great. very much under rated in my opinion
atlanticsup
atlanticsup

7 posts

10 Mar 2016 3:07pm
Apologies Micksmith - I was on a small screen and did not see that you were quoting another person.
Agreed with all though - security even with two boards is very good
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