Surfboard Car Roof Rack Padded System (Holds Up to 3 Boards) Fits Any Car, Silicone Buckle Covers Prevent Damage

I'm Stevie, and this is my wife B. We are at our San Diego surf shop, ready to answer any of your questions. Where does the name "Ho Stevie!" come from? It's kind of a Hawaiian slang to say "ho" instead of "hey". So my buddy would always come over to my house and say "Ho Stevie let's go surf!"

How did we get our start? Our first product was a mouth mount for GoPro cameras, so surfers could capture their POV while keeping their hands free for surfing. From there, we added more surf gear, one thing at a time... fins, leashes, traction pads, board socks, etc.

What makes our products unique? I surf with these products every day. I want to bring you the best quality gear, with the best value, and best service.

Strap your surf boards to the roof of your car, and head to the beach! These durable surfboard roof racks are a safe and convenient way to transport your surfboard (or multiple surfboards) without taking up space in your car. Open all vehicle doors and lay the pads on top of the vehicle. Wrap straps around the roof and through your car. Lay your surfboard(s) on top of the pads (fins forward), then wrap the straps around your board(s) and tighten. Tuck any loose straps under your board(s) or inside the car.

If you hear a buzzing sound while driving, it is probably a loose/vibrating strap. Just twist your straps before buckling them and keep the ends inside of your car. This will break up the airflow which is the cause of vibrating noise.

The straps are attached to the pads so you don't need anything additional. They even come with a carrying case so they stay clean and organized when you aren't using them. You can carry up to three surfboards (with or without board bags/socks) with our roof racks, no problem. If your sunroof can hold the weight of the surfboard, it'll be fine. Just keep the sunroof/moonroof closed so it is flush with your car's roof.

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