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Quiver Shots - Post 'em up!
- Thread starter jkb
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I also have the 8'0" M13 and 8'0" Desert Island in Poly.
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Bushmans, Marumotos, a CI, some fins, some bodyboards, a mountain bike, a Sur Ron... I'm too lazy to list or unload it all but this is the fun shed
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This is part of the quiver too haha... many hours of fun when the waves are small
Shuffled things around over the past year or 2. Recent line up looks like this.
you know you're on the erbb when you have a subtle hipster / ripper division for your racks
boars look amazing
I started with 1, but this place just had the perfect spot to add another. Than you can't leave half of it empty, just looks weird and unbalances the room you know haha
This is the company. Happy with them, but added a string because I'm paranoid they will fall out. https://radoracks.com/
4x rack for $220 I could buy a 4'x8' pine sheet and make a better design fit a least 8 boards I bet stronger
cool. How much for the finished rack?4x rack for $220 I could buy a 4'x8' pine sheet and make a better design fit a least 8 boards I bet stronger
I liked this rack for a bare bone - for the dont want to diy solution:
proboardracks.com
2x boards to a slot if no fins.
SURFBOARD VERTICAL WALL STORAGE RACK
Store and display your surfboards on your wall with this amazing birch wall rack. Your surfboards will rest nicely between the padded dowels and will be securely stored until your next day on the water.
proboardracks.com
2x boards to a slot if no fins.
Well I kept it simple for my racks and was under $50:
1x4x12'
1/2"x12' pvc
Bungee balls x ?
Gorilla glue como clear
Forget my spacing but think it was around 15" I drilled holes about 1/2" deep I think with 7/16 bit and used 24" length pvc and glued them in after you hang the 1x4x12 on the wall roughly 4'6" high depending on floor and boards etc.
Could definitely build something for a lot less. I've done cheap racks when storing a lot of boards similar to sdsrfr's link. They are effective and do the job just fine. Just tools, material costs, and the amount of time you want to spend. These guys use 3/4 birch hardwood and are built well. Good materials, rounded corners, well designed for assembly/disassembly and they look good. No complaints really.4x rack for $220 I could buy a 4'x8' pine sheet and make a better design fit a least 8 boards I bet stronger
She's a wide one. Fairly thin also but foam carries out to pretty chunky rails. 5'6" x 21.32 x 2.4 . 33.5L. EPS and board takes off in small/weak conditions. Probably my lightest board also. Most wouldn't consider fish boards grovelers, but this one excels in smaller conditions than others I've had. Its based on his Wave Rocket model. Its a fun skatey fish for blasting down the line fast. Less performance than my 6'2" moonstone and doesn't hold nearly as well but its nice drawing lines on it. Not great backside really. I surf it a lot in the summers and as long as the conditions are pretty clean it will work well from knee high to a little overhead. It probably catches small waves easier than the rest of those boards next to it.
This rack cost nothing and is made from leftover bits of wood plus some old lino offcuts on the ground. Took a few minutes to make although you can't see much of it because of the boards: UK beach break quiver, all 6'2" or 6'3".