Ho Stevie! Surfboard Car Racks - Padded System, Easy Setup Any Car, ‘No Scratch’ Buckles - Strap Up to 3 Boards to Car Roof

The Ho Stevie roof rack has been amazing. easy to setup and holds multiple boards with out a problem. we do get a vibration hum off the front strap but eliminated the problem by sliding a pool noodle over the strap. gonna try the recommended twist method next and see how that works for me. love the fact i can swap the rack from my wife's 4 door to my 2 door car neither of which has roof racks. Love all my Ho Stevie products!

Not bad! Easy to set up, and fairly sturdy when on the road. I got up to 60 with an 8 foot foam board before I was sketched out. I also tightened it too much and it left an indentation in my board. Not a big deal. I have a nice car and it left no marks on the paint🤙🤙

I’m writing this review a bit over 3.5 years since I purchased the straps, and they still function perfectly like they did out of the box. They are easy to use, and they hold my boards securely even going at normal highway speeds. I’ve never been worried about anything coming loose. I also use them for anything I need to strap onto my car, like the Christmas tree I just bought. It’s perfect for that as well.Pro tip: put a twist into the straps and they won’t vibrate and make weird noises when you’re going fast

Bought this for 3 boys going to a surfing competition out of state. It held up very well. Easy to put on and we had 3 boards on top. Important info: Watch the video about the noise and how to avoid it! We had to stop once and it was an easy fix. Would def recommend and great price!

I liked it. Made some mistakes but thats user error not product.Pros:The clamp strong, the straps are long, and its universal. Lightweight soft blocks and nice material, will not scratch. I like that it can fit my 3 board quiver no problem.Cons:If you don't twist the straps it will make a crazy vibrating and buzzing noise and it will loosen up a bit. (Learned it the hard way)Also for soft top boards,,, have a buffer between the rails and the straps.When I sinched it down my rails bend in the shape of the straps. Again learned the hard way

I’ve been struggling to figure out how to transport our 2 long boards (8 foot foam top, 9 foot hard top) in our ford maverick. I almost couldn’t believe there would be an option this inexpensive and quick. True to the description once you figure it out it really installs in minute's. Set yourself up for success; give yourself 20 minutes to install it the first time around, have the company created videos queued up on YouTube, also watch the video here on stopping the noise because it 100% solves the problem lastly, if you have a foam top board wrap it to protect the rails.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Took 2 paddleboards 800 miles without a bow-line strap and these worked perfectly

All roof racks are noisy. But this was by far the loudest roof rack setup I’ve ever experienced — if you’re just using it locally and keeping the car under 45mph, it’s fine. Highway? Unbearable. Regardless of configuration or twisting of straps. … Also, the straps are difficult to adequately tighten due to the design and they loosen like I’ve never seen. … All around not good. Just buy foam pads and plain old straps for less $ and a better (saner) experience, if you don’t have cross bars. No, Stevie.