Would this support a 12' SUP?
376477
not comfortably i think. they sell a "longboard" version that attaches to seat post and rear rack assembly. better to go w this option.this smaller version is only connected to the seat post and intended for shorter boards. too wably for the smaller boards i say
376478
I highly doubt it. it'll be hard to keep balance or even turn without bumping into things. Also the rocker will make it hard to fit
376479
not comfortably i think. they sell a "longboard" version that attaches to seat post and rear rack assembly. better to go w this option. this smaller version is only connected to the seat post and intended for shorter boards. too wably for the smaller boards i say
793738
This won't work, then. It is actually 12" on the bottom but with the sides it is even wider. Good luck to you!
1952207
The Suspenz 2-Boat Free Standing Rack would work fine for SUPs, but given the lower weight vs. kayaks (< 30 lbs.) this rack is over-engineered for this use and much more expensive than other options. Given the flat, low profile SUP design model you could probably load two SUPs per position without overloading the system based on my experience with 40-55 lb. kayaks. I would seek out cheaper wall hanging strap designs before I'd invest in this Suspenz system for SUP storage.
1361219
if yours is 12 feet, you should get one of those nickle boards. they are like penny, just bigger. penny is 22", i think nickle is 27" (the size of the board)
1903554
Not sure why it wouldn't. We only have kayaks and this rack works great! Might have to get longer tie downs to compensate for the extra width of your SUP.
1046589
I am using the trailer for a 14 ft. Jon boat and it works well. I think it would be very good for a 12 ft kayak. This is a good piece of equipment. The only thing that concerns me is that the wheels are rather small. I don't feel comfortable traveling over 55mph with this trailer and I try to stay off of interstates.
1411012
I have no experience with SUP but the anchor holds my 13' kayak well on small lakes while fishing. I expect the SUP has less wind resistance to overcome than kayak.
1046593
The trailer is designed for a jon boat or row boat. I guess it is not good to transport a 12 feet kayak because it is not easy to sit the kayak on the trailer steadily. If you want to do some DIY work, it might be OK.
1989813
I have this, and it is exactly 12 inches. So, maybe go with something a bit smaller.
669566
I would say yes but measure to be sure the supports will rest against the hull
631534
I think the specs on it says it will raise 12.9 inches. It is listed under "more product details"
191560
Yes it can - I have small car so could not separate out the straps enough from front to back for my 10' SUP board.
1352156
It's 12 feet so it would be small but it will just float on top of the water
747098
You could set a kayak on top of it provided you use a separate strap to tie it down to the roof. The "loops" are not very generous and are designed for surfboards. I could not fit my SUP board in it and returned it.
2639
Probably. I use mine to transport a 14' kayak to the water. As long as you get one end sufficiently strapped onto the wheels, it should work. I wouldn't try it on really rough ground. I tried a fairly rocky beach once and had a few tip-overs.
945838
No, I don't think so. I have 75' on mine and it is about as full as it can get. Works fine otherwise.
545423
We haul our 12' kayaks and 12' Jon boat with no problems, I doubt you'd have any difficulty rigging it for a 14-footer. The frame has many pre-installed holes to which framing could be attached. It's a very sturdy and versatile little trailer.