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Title: Double Kayak Storage Strap System - SUP Paddle Board Hangers
Description:
2 fully adjustable straps can also be used for hanging stand up paddle boards, canoes, surfboards, snowboards. Each strap is rated to hold up to 100 lb. and the overall system is rated to hold a total of 200 lb
2 loops for oars/paddles - SAVE SPACE - store your paddles and kayak off the ground and out of the way. Modular system can be used for one or two kayaks
Easy to use Stainless steel heavy-duty carabiners and D-ring closure system
Heavy duty extra wide 1.5' webbing well designed, strong, easy to install and most importantly they don't damage the kayaks or boards
Hardware for mounting this system to a wall or ceiling is NOT included
Sport Type: Fishing
FAQs:
How long are the straps? Are they long enough to hoist the kayak from ground level or do you still have to lift the boat into the loops?
You could use the straps to hoist the bottom kayak, but you’ll have to lift the top one in.
Will these work for moken 12.5 v2? Width: 32" Weight: 85 Length: 12' 6"
Our longest kayak is 9’ and it’s a little wonky to get it on balanced… I don’t have the box or paperwork to see what the exact sizes it will hold are but if I had to guess I would think it works… I’d double check on the manufacturer's website to make sure.
How high off the ground is this system meant to be installed?
I think mine is approximately 9-10 feet where I put lag screws into the garage beams and the bottom kayak is still over a foot to a foot and a half from the ground. These are excellent, don't second guess their quality...
Can this be used on a chain link fence?
Absolutely. With the provided clips, you would simply attach it to the fence. If it's a short fence, you can separate the straps (though the bottom section may not hang as cleanly as the upper). You will need approximately 44" for just ONE section. Easy install.
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
how long are the straps? Are they long enough to hoist the kayak from ground level or do you still have to lift the boat into the loops?
You could use the straps to hoist the bottom kayak, but you’ll have to lift the top one in.
Will these work for moken 12.5 v2? width: 32" weight: 85 length: 12' 6"
Our longest kayak is 9’ and it’s a little wonky to get it on balanced… I don’t have the box or paperwork to see what the exact sizes it will hold are but if I had to guess I would think it works… I’d double check on the manufacturers website to make sure.
how high off the ground is this system meant to be installed?
I think mine is approximately 9-10 feet where I put lag screws into the garage beams and the bottom kayak is still over a foot to a foot and a half from the ground. These are excellent, dont second guess there quality...
Can this be used on a chain link fence?
Absolutely. With the provided clips, you would simply attach it to the fence. If it's a short fence, you can separate the straps (though the bottom section may not hang as cleanly as the upper). You will need approximately 44" for just ONE section. Easy install.
