Suspenz EZ Kayak Rack

The Suspenz EZ Kayak Rack is a versatile and reliable solution for storing your kayaks. Whether you have a sit-on-top kayak or a fishing kayak, this rack is designed to securely hold your boats in place.

One of the standout features of this kayak rack is the nylon-covered foam padding. This provides excellent hull protection, ensuring that your boats remain in pristine condition while in storage.

This rack is made from powder-coated steel, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The durable construction ensures that it can withstand harsh weather conditions without rusting or deteriorating over time.

With reinforced safety straps, you can have peace of mind knowing that your kayaks will stay securely in place. This feature is especially important if you plan to store your boats in a high-traffic area or during rough weather.

Space-saving is another advantage of the Suspenz EZ Kayak Rack. It extends only 21 inches from the wall, allowing you to make the most of your storage space. This is particularly useful if you have limited room in your garage or storage area.

Despite its compact design, this rack is capable of holding up to 100 pounds. This makes it suitable for a wide range of kayaks, including larger and heavier models.

The Suspenz EZ Kayak Rack is designed specifically for kayaking enthusiasts. Whether you enjoy recreational kayaking or competitive kayaking, this rack is built to withstand the demands of your sport.

FAQs:

- Will this hold my hurricane 140, 14 fit sit on top kayak?

Get the "Suspenz big EZ Kayak Rack", it fits my Hobie Outback, 14' and 3' wide. It's easy to put in and out. It costs about $25 more.

- Is it big enough to hold a Jackson Cruise 12?

I don't know what a Jackson Cruise 12 is, but I can tell you that it holds my 13ft, 70lbs, three-person fishing kayak. It is an excellent rack!

- Will the regular EZ work with my 11.5 sit on top Perception tribe? Or do I need the Big EZ? 31" wide x around 14" or so high...

The regular EZ holds my 36" wide FeelFree Lure 11.5' just fine.

- So the mounting holes seem to be on the side? Shouldn't the screw holes be drilled from front to back? A tad confused.

They should be drilled from front to back. I pre-drilled a hole to put the screw through. The side holes, I think, are for condensation release. I had to put tape over them as mine are on the side of my shed overhang outdoors, and bees were trying to make a home in them. Also, use a Harmony Gear Cockpit Cover to keep stuff out of the cockpit.