Anyone carry snowboards?

[YuCanada]

Just wondering if any of you lug snowboards/skis and gear around, as I am looking for suggestions for myself. I really dont want to put a bunch of boards in the truck, especially after. Its too nice and leathery and all black for that nonsense.

I like this:
http://www.carid.com/2007-gmc-yukon-roof-racks/thule-flat-top-ski-snowboard-rack-3354815.html
or
http://www.carid.com/2007-gmc-yukon-roof-racks/thule-snowboard-carrier-3364515.html

I prefer the second one because I bet it would look BA cruising with boards in it - but so stupid when theyre not, so Id want to take them off all the time.

Any of you have pictures of what you use if you do?
Not looking for one of those big box ones.

 

[jdpber]

I do regularly in the winter. I have a rubber rear Matt I put them on most of the time. I also have Thule 4 board roof rack I clamp to the factory racks.

 

[YuCanada]

I do regularly in the winter. I have a rubber rear Matt I put them on most of the time. I also have Thule 4 board roof rack I clamp to the factory racks.

Do you have any pictures of both? Would appreciate it!

 

[jdpber]

Humm let me see.

 

[felixgun]

I do and just put then back in their snowboarding bags and have a WeatherTech cargo liner covering the rear.

 

[jdpber]

Yea the cargo liner does the truck for me also. I towel them off in parking lot before loading up. Couldn't find any pics.

 

[jdpber]

Only pic I can find of boards on the roof

 

[fuel74]

I use a board bag - keeps both the boards and Tahoe looking good. With the rear seats out, it fits right between the captains chairs. I easily fit 4 boards like that, two bags, each with two boards. There are tons of options for bags, I have Burton, slightly padded. Probably was about $60.

 

[Hurlz07Tahoe]

I use a roof cargo box. It's an older one I picked up for cheap but it's been a life saver for boarding, skiing, camping, long tips with the dog in the back, etc.

http://www.thule.com/en-US/US/Products/Cargo-Carriers/Boxes

I can find a picture with it on my tahoe but I have a fairly large carrier and it fits perfectly from the open tail hatch to just aft of the windshield.

 

[My07hoe]

This is what I have when I go boarding.

 

[electro]

I have a roof top cargo carrier I use. I opted against the exposed type carriers to keep my equipment free of dirty sprAy of my truck or others. Not nice to to get to the hill and than take your board down I find it covered in dirty road spray. However, the exposed ones especially the hitch mount one looks ba.

Board bag in the back retains must of the melting snow. Not to mention a great way to keep your actual board safe during travel.


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[blkonblk]

i use yakima fatcat 6. will post a pic later on to show you how they look on the truck. dont just put the snowboard/skiis inside (without proper covers), it will scratch the plastic on the side of the trunk inside

 

[drroy]

+1 on the Yakima, i have a older set of powder-hounds. I think they look better on a black truck.
http://yakima.com/shop/snow/roof/big-powderhound-wlocks

I only use them on trips when the truck is packed with wife, friends and bags and no room for boards and skis. 90% of the time i go to the mountain alone and i keep my board inside (my audi A4) because I just dont like all the road grime and salt kicking up on my gear