Your adventure camper is loaded and ready to go for a weekend, month, year, or five years, but where do you put your paddle boards or surfboards. If you pack a ladder, you wobble to the top wrung and put them on your roof among the vents, fans, etc. If you have an inflatable board, you can dry them, deflate, roll, strap, and then load your boards somewhere and then do it all in reverse when ready to paddle.
You could also try laying your boards on or under your bed if you have room. Though the board will likely extend into your van or camper's kitchen and living area.
Or, if you have removed your camper jacks for adventuring, you can bolt your Easysuprack Camper Model directly to the camper mounts. The driver side of your camper where ladders and sheets of glass have been hauled for decades on mostly white utility vans, is considered used real estate and is perfect for packing your SUP or surfboards.
Easysuprack meets your high standards as an adventurer by building a product that is durable, functional, shapely, ecologically advanced, and very easy to use. Once adjusted for width, a board can be loaded and unloaded in less than a minute. If desired, you can add your own cable locks to provide additional security.
Your rack will likely last longer than you as it is built out of recycled aluminum formed into pipe and fittings from all those aluminum cans you toss in the recycle bin.
The hardware is stainless steel of the quality found on sea going sailboats, yachts, and aircraft carriers. There are natural rubber parts cooked down from latex trees, but no plastic parts other than nylon inserts stainless steel lock nuts. All components are easily replaceable with minimal tools.
Some photos will show a yellow tube secured with cam buckle straps at the bottom of racks. This has been added to mostly carry fly fishing poles. If not there, fishing poles tend to get put away, used less, or hung above the bed where the fishing line can get tangled in someone's hair. Other fishing pole carriers can also be easily adapted and attached.
The heavy duty Easysuprack 2 will hold two paddle boards or surfboards. The Easysuprack 1 holds one board or surfboard in the upper position. We do not have any current photos, but note it will be outside your camper window, rather than hanging below the bed.
All Easysupracks are custom made by the designer/builder/company owner. Production and delivery varies depending on other commitments and availability of supplies. Powder coated options are available at extra charge. *Patent Pending*
Returns and Warranty - One year from purchase date no questions asked return policy on all racks including DEMO models (Same as REI). If for any reason you are unsatisfied with your rack, please dismantle and ship the rack at your expense back to Easysuprack for a full refund.
All Easysuprack metal parts are warranted subject to normal wear and tear for life. Rubber parts are excluded due to a wide range of environmental and maintenance variables. Warranty does not cover damage as a result of not maintaining rack or collisions of all types.
Directions/Assembly - Basic color coded directions are on our website. Live video call assistance is also available to install, adjust, and maintain your rack by appointment. Free installation is available by appointment at our shop in East Wenatchee, WA.
Hollander directions to secure fittings to pipe: "Set screws should be tightened to approximately 16 ft. lbs. If torque wrench is not available, tighten set screw until it contacts pipe then tighten one more full revolution."
https://www.hollaender.com/site/assets/files/9374/speed-rail_2-line_installation.pdf
