Complete out of the box! Strap these over your existing car rack in a split second, slap the board on and you will be on your way cruising to the beach.

Details:

• Aero dynamic for minimal wind resistance
• Includes 2 pads and two straps
• Mounts 1-3 boards

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29" Swallow Carver Skateboard

The 29" Swallow has been one of our favorite boards for years and a staple in the quiver. This little board handles like its namesake, fast and loose. The combination of short and wide is magic, because the shorter wheelbase makes pumping this board on the flats just effortless, but the extra width and concave makes it a comfortable cruiser, too. The kick tail completes the versatility, giving you some needed pop for kick turns and crack-in-the-road hopping, explaining why it's been one of the longest running designs in the Carver line.

• 9 5/8" wide


• 6 1/8" tail


• 3 3/4" nose


• 15 1/2" wheelbase

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These Ocean & Earth soft surfboard car racks are an easy affordable option for transporting your surfboards if your car doesn't have an existing roof rack. These racks are great for travel.

Soft Surfboard Rack Details:

• Ocean & Earth Single (holds 1-3 surfboards)


• Rust proof metal cam buckle with neoprene padding


• includes carry bag


• Great for Travel


• Works with any 4 door car

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These Ocean & Earth soft surfboard car racks are an easy affordable option for transporting your surfboards if your car doesn't have an existing roof rack. These racks are great for travel.

Soft Surfboard Rack Details:

• Ocean & Earth Double (holds 1-6 surfboards)


• Rust proof metal cam buckle with neoprene padding


• includes carry bag


• Great for Travel


• Works with any 4 door car

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We took the Diamond Fish and gave it a bump squash tail. This allows the board to ride deeper in the pocket and hold better in bigger waves. It can also be ordered in a variety of fin and tail configurations. Off the rack or custom, this board works in just about Anything.

Roberts Anything Surfboard Details:

• 5'9 x 20 1/8" x 2.5"


• FCS Fins


• 2-6ft Surf

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THE BOTTOM FEEDER - This pocket rocket excels in dredges of the paved world... In leaf filled ditches, on neglected sidewalks and cracked, broken asphault. Asymmetrical eight and nine inch paired trucks allow for sharp, surf-inspired pumps to generate speed. Screen printed grip tape and actual photographed surfboard graphics bring this surfboard progeny straight to the streets.

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DECK DIMENSIONS: 29 X 9.5 Inches

MOLD: Classic Concave + Kick

TRUCKS: 8 Inch Front / 9 Inch Rear Asymmetrical ...Lost Stealths

WHEELS: 65mm78a 8-Balls
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The Carver 36" Spaceman is such a versatile street surfer because of its balance between wheelbase and deck length in combination with our patented surfing truck systems. The medium length wheelbase is short enough to pump for speed on the flats, while the deck is long enough to either cruise to the market or get you down the biggest hills in town with full control. The pin-tail kick gives this cruiser the performance edge every serious longboard needs, with it's back foot wedge for pumping from the tail or popping over cracks, and the forward-set front truck placement for a little added stability at faster carving speeds. Artwork by Jason Adams.
•9 7/8" wide
•6 7/8" tail
•4 1/2" nose
•20 1/2" wheelbase
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These Ocean and Earth surfboard tie down straps are great for securing your surfboard to your cars roof rack. These racks are made from 1" webbing and feature an easy to use cam buckle system. Learn More

Bending Colours is a moving portrait of Jordy Smith. This is not a biopic. It’s a never-before seen insight into gamechanging next level surfing. From an average school kid in South Africa, a cocky tour rookie,to the professional world title threat he is today, Bending Colours tells a story.

No one does progressive surfing or the hi-fi quite like Kai Neville. The fit is obvious. You know Modern Collective. You know the new breed of surfer, soundtrack and star it’s created. This next collaboration will further redefine and change the game..

Featuring Jordy Smith, Dane Reynolds, Mitch Coleborn, Kolohe Andino & Dusty Payne

Producer: Kai Neville Studio & Red Bull Media House
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Surfboard racks aren't just for your garage anymore. Gone is the day when you left your Greg Knoll Black Cat surfboard hanging in the rafters of the garage. Now almost 45 years from the initial boom of surfing in the late 1960's your 1946 Tom Blake paddleboard, or let's say a 1957 Velzy Pig are fast becoming collectable pieces of art.

The famous shapers of yesterday, like Robert August, Guy Takayama and David Sweet are building numbered "limited edition" surfboards for their customers who would rather hang the boards on the wall than surf them.

Chip Foose, with his flair for making vintage cars into modern day showcars is even designing snowboards. Burton, Arbor and Lost all use decorative elements that get their surfboards and snowboards noticed on the slopes, so why not put them on the wall for decoration. The storage problem no longer exists when you can find a really nice looking surfboard rack designed for the home like the Hawaiian Gun Rack that has a model to hang your surfboard just about anyway your imagination can come up with.

Hanging your everyday rider needs a special wall hanger. A lot of what's out there are simple "garage style" surfboard racks that will store any kind of board, but don't necessarily look good in your house or apartment and most can't pass the "wife friendly" test. Today's realization is getting your best friend to understand that these aren't just play things anymore, but collectable art pieces that warrant reverence over the mantel or couch. And with the right set up they can definately add to the decor of the home without giving it that "frat house" look.

Whether it's a surfboard, snowboard, skateboard, kiteboard, wakeboard, or any of the new style X-treme boards that are on the market there are several products to choose from and they all come down to personal taste and some basic logistics.

Approximate Height: 11 inches
Approximate Width: 8.5 inches

SCREWS AND WALL ANCHORS INCLUDED!

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T-RAX Surfboard racks are virtually bulletproof! Solid Aluminum construction, will not rust, rot, splinter or corrode! T-RAX work for surfboards inlcuding heavy longboards as well as snowboards. All mounting hardware is included. All support rods are covered with high quality foam padding.

Note: T-Rax come in sizes ranging from a two-six board mount.

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Ride in comfort with this rear mount surfboard bike rack. Great for boards 7ft or smaller. Learn More

The Carver Mini side mount surfboard bike rack is a great easy to install surf rack. It will hold surfboards up to 8' on your bike.

• Mounts to Bike Frame Seat Post


• Tig Welded 6061 Alloy


• No Rust


• Fits Larger Boards


• Great For most bikes


• Solid Black

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Hold surfboards up to 10' 

• Mounts to Bike Frames
• Tig Welded 6061 Alloy
• No Rust
• Fits Larger Boards
• Great For Cruisers and Non-Suspension Bikes

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This side mount surfboard bike rack is a great affordable way to carry your surfboard to the beach. This surf rack is really easy to install and has removable arms when you are not transporting your surfboard. This rack will mount to most bike frames with ease.

Side Mount Surf Rack Details:

Fits Bike Frames with a 3"-4.5" circumference

Has removable arms

Made from light weight metal

Holds up to 25lb surfboard

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The FCS surfboard tail gate pad straps your surfboard down to your truck securely in seconds.

• Designed to secure 1-2 surfboards extending out across the tail gate of pick ups
• Intuitive design attaches in seconds
• 20mm high density padding

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Sex Wax Quick Humps- some of the most popular wax in the world!

• Purple Label: Extra Soft for Cold Water
• Green Label: Soft for Cold to Cool Water
• Orange Label: Firm for Cool Water
• Red Label: Hard for Warm Water
• Blue Label: Extra Hard for Tropical Water

Sex Wax History:

In the early 1970's, Zog was shaping boards and running a small surf shop in Goleta, California. As fate would have, a chemist named Nate Skinner worked in a building next to Zog's shop. Zog and Nate got to talking and decided that with Nate's scientific training and Zog's surfing background, they were the perfect pair to develop a unique, high-performance surfboard wax.

Over the course of the next year, Nate created and modified various wax prototypes, which Zog tested and evaluated under actual surfing conditions. Eventually they arrived at a formula that met their specifications.

When the first batch of Sex Wax was ready for market, Zog loaded up his Ford pickup truck and hit the road on a sales run. For the next few days, he stopped at every surf shop he could find from Santa Cruz to San Diego, trying to interest owners in purchasing a case of wax. At first, many retailers were reluctant to stock a new wax with a "suggestive" label and no track record. A few, however, were intrigued by the catchy name and decided to give it a try.

Slowly, by word of mouth, praise for the new wax spread up and down the California coast, and demand for the product grew steadily. Convenience stores and surf shops that had originally declined to carry Sex Wax, now called and asked to be included on the list of businesses Zog visited on his monthly sales runs. Soon, surfers from the East Coast, Gulf States, Hawaii and Japan wanted stores and shops in their areas to stock Zog's wax, and within a few short years, Sex Wax reached a world-wide market.

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Metal surfboard racks which are ideal for home or shop to hold and display your board when not in the water. Board Hookers can be mounted either vertical or horizantal.

Note: Longboard model is contructed of thicker steel and has longer arms.

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Surfboard racks aren't just for your garage anymore. Gone is the day when you left your Greg Knoll Black Cat surfboard hanging in the rafters of the garage. Now almost 45 years from the initial boom of surfing in the late 1960's your 1946 Tom Blake paddleboard, or let's say a 1957 Velzy Pig are fast becoming collectable pieces of art.

The famous shapers of yesterday, like Robert August, Guy Takayama and David Sweet are building numbered "limited edition" surfboards for their customers who would rather hang the boards on the wall than surf them.

Chip Foose, with his flair for making vintage cars into modern day showcars is even designing snowboards. Burton, Arbor and Lost all use decorative elements that get their surfboards and snowboards noticed on the slopes, so why not put them on the wall for decoration. The storage problem no longer exists when you can find a really nice looking surfboard rack designed for the home like the Hawaiian Gun Rack that has a model to hang your surfboard just about anyway your imagination can come up with.

Hanging your everyday rider needs a special wall hanger. A lot of what's out there are simple "garage style" surfboard racks that will store any kind of board, but don't necessarily look good in your house or apartment and most can't pass the "wife friendly" test. Today's realization is getting your best friend to understand that these aren't just play things anymore, but collectable art pieces that warrant reverence over the mantel or couch. And with the right set up they can definately add to the decor of the home without giving it that "frat house" look.

Whether it's a surfboard, snowboard, skateboard, kiteboard, wakeboard, or any of the new style X-treme boards that are on the market there are several products to choose from and they all come down to personal taste and some basic logistics.

Approximate Height: 11 inches
Approximate Width: 8.5 inches

SCREWS AND WALL ANCHORS INCLUDED!

Learn More