Might be easier than carrying a SUP & paddle in strong winds. I live 300m from shoreline, so you've got me interested since I walk & carry for a surf.

What was that scrapping sound before lifting onto the car?..

DJ

The main thing that struck me was that it wasn't 3c air temp and 11c water temp like it was at Black Rock this morning...!!!
I'm SOOOOOOO living in the wrong place..!!!

HGFish said..
Saw this the other day, made in Port Stephens.

That's a shocker I reckon. Once you lift the weight up onto the racks I can imagine that boom coming down and smacking you one in the face. If anything they should go for something like the side lift boat hoists you see.

Ok so the first video...

If it was me I would check the spelling. Its "Pedal" not "Peddle"

Second video...

ET complained about the paddle technique of the first lady. Too busy perving on the young girl to notice she had her paddle the wrong way round???

My wife has the perfect technique for getting the board back to the car... Tell me to carry it! So I end up with two boards.

I did see a SUP trolley in an issue of Smorgasboarder a few issues ago that looked the goods. It carried the boards flat instead of vertical and could carry multiple boards. Didn't help to get onto the car but certainly looked like a good option for up and down to the beach.

Until recently I just lived and breathed kiting on surfboards(Delta) and wave kites(Reos).
I try SUPing and got hooked so badly that I’ll SUP in the morning and miss the arvo kite sesh (never ever thought that would happen).
Anyway for many years I do 2 one week holidays at Rotto and modified this kid carrier to carry something much more useful and this w/e it has had to undergo a bit more surgery to take a SUP.








Now that I wont have to (always) takes kites/harness I'll have room for an esky.







Geese the wheels sure have got rusty

Will post a picture of my Bicycle partner when winter is over here ;) (now in the garage).