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Ho Stevie! Surfboard Car Racks
How To Install Your Surfboard Car Racks
Open all vehicle doors
and lay the pads on top of vehicle.
Lay one pad above the front seats, and one pad above the rear seats.
Wrap straps around the roof
and through your car. Thread the strap through the buckle and pull to tighten.
Make sure both pads are aligned.
Lay your surfboard(s) on top
of the pads (fins forward).
Then wrap the straps around your board(s) and tighten.
Tuck any loose straps
under your board(s) or inside the car. If you hear a buzzing sound while driving, it is probably a loose/vibrating strap.
Tighten to correct this.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
I drive a small sedan and had to transport two 8 foot boards. I've never used any sort of surf rack before, and this was honestly easy to use.
Ivy S.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
Bought this for 3 boys going to a surfing competition out of state. It held up very well. Easy to put on and we had 3 boards on top. Important info: Watch the video about the noise and how to avoid it! We had to stop once and it was an easy fix. Would def recommend and great price!
nicole payne
Reviewed in Mexico on July 29, 2024
Tengo un coche chiquitito y una tabla de pádel gigante y ambos están en perfectas condiciones.Es muy práctico de poner y guardar.
Andrew
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
I’m writing this review a bit over 3.5 years since I purchased the straps, and they still function perfectly like they did out of the box. They are easy to use, and they hold my boards securely even going at normal highway speeds. I’ve never been worried about anything coming loose. I also use them for anything I need to strap onto my car, like the Christmas tree I just bought. It’s perfect for that as well.Pro tip: put a twist into the straps and they won’t vibrate and make weird noises when you’re going fast
delafon
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024
After completing a very windy 500+ mile road trip post-hurricane, I can glady attest to Ho! Stevie's superior performance and safe arrival to our new location. I have a soft top 2 door jeep wrangler so noise level was nothing out of usual. Complainers will complain. If it's nice and tight, no slack occurs. As for the straps flapping, a simple tuck away is a solution for a minor issue. I'm just really happy to have my board with me! Excellent product! Will recommend 👌
Rachel
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
This board rack is extremely easy to install. Takes under 5 minutes each time to take on and off my Chevy Cruze. I needed a rack that would go to one side because of my car's antenna sticking up in the back. This one of adjustable for sides or middle - whatever your car fits best!This holds a 9'3 longboard on my tiny car and feels very secure. I can't comment on anything over 45 MPH, but it holds up well under those speeds. Sometimes, it makes a vibrating noise if I don't twist the straps, but it's no big deal if you aren't going far.Have not tried it with multiple boards, but I would trust it!
Julie
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023
Creates horribleNoise when driving, no instructions, tried to use this twice on our Subaru impreza wagon. Might as well use ratchet straps and know your boards won’t be wobbling the whole time. Does not stabilize board, horrible sounds from wind and strap friction, not easy to use.BummedWe missed the return window!
Derek Vander Griend
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2023
Easy to use, install and take down. No complaints. Straps do vibrate at high speeds (physics not the products fault) and watch out for your foam boards when tightening the straps.
AshleyAnn
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2023
Solid product! Well made, good material, nice cams works well and the price is right. I do recommend if you don't plan to get a conventional rack. The straps catch wind at around 50mph and it makes an annoying sound no matter how tight you get the cam straps. I had to get a foam pool floaty and put it around the nylon straps and this fixed the noise. Hope this hack helps✌🏽😎🤙🏽
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