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Step 1
The L arm is attached to the steel pipe
Step 2
The first step is attached to the seat pillar
Step 3
The big U is inserted to the steel pipe
Step 4
The small U is inserted to the big U
Christopher DiMauro
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Rack works great. Not the highest quality construction, but gets the job done. Easiest way to get two boards to the beach.
thomye
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
To be expected, it's not the same build quality that one could expect from CSR (Carver Surf Racks), but it is only a third the cost so for $30, it will do. I plan to shim up some of the loose parts and figure out ways to improve it. I bought this knowing it wasn't going to be the best but also only need to use it once a year for the next 3 years. So in terms of value, this is a great option. The other double board racks are twice as expensive likely for the same exact product. Your mileage may vary so keep that in mind.
Punk-In-Drublik
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2021
I bought these about a month ago and just put them on. (I was using another set and had these for backup) on my 1st ride I had 2 Lost carbon wrap boards on the rack which are very light boards. I got down to the beach and my buddy is checking them out and he points out that the mount that goes to seat post was bent already! I could understand if it was 2 logs but both combined were only like 12/15 lbs. super bummed. I’ll update if company swaps them out.
İrem Danis
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2021
The first time we used it the string that was holding the surfboard broke and it was very flimsy. We want a renewal.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2020
This is pretty flimsy. I would assume good for short boards but not for anything over 7 feet. and definitely not 2 boards.
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