SUP Paddleboard Storage for Less than $10

[@michil75]

Had a whole discussion with my wife and daughter about their supboards in the garage. I don't want them there and/or don't feel like breaking the bank for some ceiling installation. This is a superb, affordable solution ! Even my wife can now use the pulley system, it's great. Greets from the Netherlands where garages are tiny 👋

[@alecsharris]

Cleveland, Ohio here. Built this for my new paddleboard and it works like a charm. Super cheap and functional. I'll build another when my girlfriend gets hers! Thank you Rick for the great video, Alec

[@centerforceone]

Hi Alec! You are very welcome. I come up with a lot of crazy ideas and designs. Some work and some don't. This was one of my most successful, especially when you consider the cost. I'm glad it worked for you, too....All the best, Rick

[@douglaswebber8079]

$6.00 and one redo on the front eye bolt spacing and it works great!! Saved a lot of money so glad I found this video.

[@centerforceone]

Your story is music to my ears! I'm glad it worked for you.

[@Abe21-i1g]

i just finished watching this and went ahead and followed every step and booooooooooooooooooooooom! noooooice and easy assssss thanks for your video

[@centerforceone]

Love it! Happy it worked out for you!

[@ifxelk7608]

Thanks for the easy tutorial. Built a couple of these for our boards and our garage feels much bigger now.

[@centerforceone]

Ifx Elk I am very happy to hear that. Glad my setup worked for you. Wishing you the best times on the water.

[@annahonsberger6048]

Thanks for the tutorial turns out I already had everything I needed! From the beginning to end it took me 15 minutes!

[@centerforceone]

Love to hear that! So glad it worked for you.

[@narralakes]

Thanks! Im in Australia and just ordered a BOTE board, I see your board is also a BOTE. I have been wondering where and how I would store my new board and you have just given me the solution!! Thanks so much.

[@centerforceone]

Happy to hear you the video helped. Enjoy your BOTE! I'm up to 3 of them.

[@aaronmeredith4130]

Love the design. Just built my own variant. Thanks!

[@up_dad]

This is exactly what I needed! Easy, cheap, and effective-Thank you!!

[@centerforceone]

You're welcome! Thank you for commenting.

[@bigshonk]

Just built this for my 11'2 x 36 paddleboard. So easy and cheap, well done mate. Thanks a lot from West Oz

[@centerforceone]

+David Lee, Thank you for the kind words and sharing your success. I'm happy you found this helpful....Best, Rick

[@JustinOnRetirement]

Great - thank you! I have an inflatable, so I wrapped foam pipe insulation around the cord to reduce any pinching on the board. I'll probably try something more durable than pipe wrap for long-term storage, but this is progress.

[@espedale]

Nice work and a great and thoughtful description!

[@centerforceone]

Thanks! I happy to hear you found it helpful.

[@rossstockhausen5717]

Thanks for the video, I used your pulley system idea, but switched the eye hook for a dock cleat so the height is adjustable.

[@centerforceone]

That's a great revision to my design. Glad it worked for you and thanks for sharing.

[@gavinhiggins1984]

Great idea, I'm going to be using your system to hang my surfboard in a new garden shed I'm building so it's out of the way when I'm not using it. Thanks from Wales, UK

[@centerforceone]

Gavin Higgins, Thanks for the comment. I'm happy to know my idea will work for you.

[@red5dsd]

Thank you sir, this is a great video. I haven't built mine yet but you answer all of my questions during the entire process.

[@centerforceone]

Thank you for the positive feedback. I hope yours turns out good.

[@nickf7524]

Love it, greedings from Greece, doing it tomorrow morning.

[@centerforceone]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad you found it helpful. Good luck on your build!

[@jefflincicome5127]

Worked like a charm! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@centerforceone]

I love getting reports like that. Thanks for sharing!

[@wanged74]

thanks a ton for this idea! i just rigged one up in my house. $14 for 25 eye rings and 50ft of 550 cord.

[@centerforceone]

You are most welcome! I'm happy it worked for you, too. I love it when simple and cheap can still be fully functional.

[@chutman100]

Well I know what I'm doing today. Thanks brother!

[@RESCUEFORCE]

You are awesome thank you! I learned so much and spend less than $10👍♥️ thanks to you

[@centerforceone]

You're most welcome, my friend. Thanks for the kind words.

[@RESCUEFORCE]

I just finished it today thanks to you. Great stuff. I Subscribed to your channel for more :)👍

[@GTFOplan]

Love this idea! Thx!! I have a small carriage garage - can the boards be hung sideways instead?

[@centerforceone]

Thanks for the love! I think my design only works if the boards are horizontal.

[@scottwyckoff5483]

Great idea! Thanks

[@andrewgray5659]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@joapps8135]

hi. better if hull is facing ceiling. take care!

[@williamfloyd5729]

Thank you

[@centerforceone]

You're welcome. Happy to help.

[@WilliamLPBerg]

It will damage your board eventually. 550 chord doesn't distribute the weight across the surface. Think flat n foamy with a similar rig maybe, but as a board manufacturer, don't do this in a permanent frame of mind🤙

[@surfingincarlsbad]

Didn't work for me. Front of board slipped. Way too flimsy.

[@centerforceone]

+John Costan, so sorry to hear it didn't work for you. How far from the ceiling were you trying to hang it? My boards are just a few inches from the ceiling. I can imagine if you were trying to be farther down from the ceiling, the extra length of rope could make it less rigid. I have been using mine for two years now with no issues, and I take my boards down (and put them back up) a couple of times per week.