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Curve Travelracks

Name: Curve Travelracks
Brand: Curve
Price: 64.35 EUR
Availability: InStock

Travel-ready soft racks that pack down small for 2 boards

Last reviewed: March 2026

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The Curve Travelracks are a 1.5 lb nylon soft rack system designed for travel, carrying up to 2 surfboards without crossbars. They pack down small for airline or road-trip bags. Compatible with longboards and shortboards with fins on.

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Carrier StyleSoft Rack

Max Boards2

Requires CrossbarsNon

Max Board Weight18 kg

Pourquoi ce produit

Pourquoi le Curve Travelracks ?

The Travelracks from Curve are built for surfers on the move. They pack down tiny for stuffing into luggage, then set up on any rental car when you land. Carry two boards without any permanent rack commitment — ideal for surf trips.

Spécifications détaillées

Toutes les spécifications

Carrier Style	Soft Rack
Max Boards	2
Requires Crossbars	No
Max Board Weight	18 kg
Fins On During Transport	Yes

Longboard Compatible	Yes
Shortboard Compatible	Yes
No-Rack Option	Yes
Locks Board	No
SUP Compatible	Yes
Wax Resistant	Yes
Salt Water Resistant	Yes

Padding Material	Neoprene
Anti-Slip Surface	Yes

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Compatibilité

Compatibilité véhicule

Ford

Model	Years	Fit	Requirements
Bronco(6th Gen)	2021+	workable

Honda

Model	Years	Fit	Requirements
CR-V(5th Gen)	2017–2022	workable

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Questions fréquentes

Foire aux questions

The Curve Travelracks works on nearly any vehicle with a solid roof—no crossbars needed. Straps thread through your doors and cinch over the roof. SUVs, sedans, trucks, hatchbacks—all good. Utilise notre vérificateur de compatibilité below to confirm your specific vehicle.

Load your board fins-up (or fins-back depending on carrier style) and center it on the Curve Travelracks. Use the included straps to cinch it down tight. Give each strap a firm tug—no play means a safe ride. Add a nose/tail line on highway trips for extra peace of mind.

The Curve Travelracks holds up to 2 boards at once. Stack them with wax sides together (or use a board sock between them) to prevent ding damage. Total weight limit is 40.0 lbs—factor that for heavier longboards.

The Curve Travelracks uses neoprene to cradle your board without pressure points. The pads are wax-resistant so they won't bond to your board. Avoid over-tightening straps—snug is enough. Dings come from loading mistakes, not the carrier itself.

Yes—the Curve Travelracks is rated for up to 80 mph when properly loaded and strapped. Check straps at every fuel stop on long drives. Wind can lift a loose board off your roof at highway speed, which is dangerous and expensive. Nose and tail tie-downs add serious insurance.

Yes—the Curve Travelracks handles SUPs and surfboards interchangeably. SUPs are wider and heavier, so center them carefully and verify you're within the 40.0-lb weight limit. Same strapping method applies. Great versatile option if you ride both.

Répondu par Bill Nikolaou, Water Sports Editor

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