Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier

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1Est-ce que le Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier est compatible avec mon véhicule ?

The Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier sits on your bare roof with straps through the doors—no rack system needed. Works on virtually any car. Great budget option for occasional paddlers. Utilise notre vérificateur de compatibilité below to confirm your vehicle.

2How do I load my SUP onto the Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier?

Place the SUP deck-down (fin up) centered on the Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier. Secure with the included cam buckle straps—snug but not crushing. For boards over 10 feet, a second person makes loading much easier. Always add nose and tail lines for highway driving.

3Combien de poids le Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier peut-il supporter ?

The Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier supports up to 50.0 lbs. Most rigid SUPs weigh 20–30 lbs and inflatables around 15–25 lbs, so you're well within limits for a single board. Multiple boards stack closer to the max—weigh them before loading.

4Can the Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier carry multiple SUPs?

The Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier holds up to 1 SUPs. Stack boards deck-to-deck with padding between them. Total weight must stay under 50.0 lbs. Wider boards may overhang on narrower carriers—measure your board widths against the carrier specs.

5Is the Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier safe at highway speeds?

Yes—the Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier handles highway speeds when properly strapped. SUPs catch more wind than surfboards due to their size, so secure strapping is non-negotiable. Check all ties at every stop. Nose and tail lines are mandatory above 55 mph. Listen for rattling or humming—that means something's loose.

6Can I use the Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier for a kayak too?

The Rightline Gear Foam Block SUP Carrier is designed specifically for SUPs. Kayaks have a different hull shape and are typically heavier, so a dedicated kayak carrier is the safer bet. If your kayak is light and fits within the 50.0-lb limit, it may work in a pinch—but it's not ideal.

Répondu par Bill Nikolaou, Water Sports Editor