Stand up paddle boards transport in Tundra

Hi,

I was curious how tundra owners transport multiple stand up paddle boards in the back of the truck without buying extra racks/stuff. I have a 2025 tundra with a 5.5’ bed.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

We have this or similar model. Inflate it with an electric pump powered by the truck or by 12v tool battery. Maybe not as fast as a hard board but they work pretty well... and pack up nicely.

https://peachfrog.com/products/drif...OPRNO2CEx2tHHGWwut8yfsz5WOoqF76wqX2wKPvoWCnoI

 

Stop raising your arms and yelling at me to "slow down," when I'm literally across the effin river from you (on a boat)!
That's my advice - lol.

...but seriously though, who/why travel with SUPs already blown up?
I'd rather put with with blowing them up on site, than having to deal with multiple SUPs en route to my privileged waters of self-smuggery.

 

I agree, why travel with them already inflated? I would imagine that there might be a rack of some sort for multiple SUPs. I've never seen one. Most folks inflate upon arrival. If it takes 20 minutes to inflate them, then leave 20 minutes earlier.

 

I have hard boards. Just looking to see if anyone has a technique of stacking.

 

You need a rack. An elevated bed rack would be the best option. Otherwise you’re gonna have 6’ of board hanging out the back of your truck.

something like this, set up to be removable as needed would work well.

https://www.vevor.com/ladder-racks-...-kayak-surfboard-lumber-ladder-p_010504109707

 

How many boards do you have? I only have one. A 10ft Adventure Board that I fill up on site. Multiple boards makes things interesting. Ha

 

Maybe this?
MaxxHaul 70231 Hitch Mount Pick Up Truck Bed Extender For Ladder, Rack, Canoe, Kayak, Long Pipes and Lumber) , Black , 37 x 19 x 3 inches

$60

 

What could go wrong?

 

That's why I said "maybe"

 

I have two 12’ hard SUP boards. I appreciate the links and replies. Ideally I was hoping someone had a way to stack them or something. Looks like I’ll end up having to get some sort of rack.

 

I think paddle boards would be more manageable, but looking at that canoe hanging out there just looks like a disaster waiting to happen.

 

I could imagine a diy rig that makes a rack that sits in the bed with levels for multiple boards? PVC or extruded aluminum.

 

I see that canoe setup a lot actually. SUPs could be strapped to the end and utilize the bed tie downs to secure.

 

I've used this style for our Costco ordered hard boards, works great. If we're stacking them I just use pool noodles between them.

 

YES! You got my drift. Thank you!