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# Can I transport my kayak, surfboard, and SUP (stand-up paddleboard) together?

**Can I transport my kayak, surfboard, and SUP (stand-up paddleboard) together?**

Transporting your kayak, surfboard, and SUP (stand-up paddleboard) together is possible, but space quickly becomes a key issue. If you try to lay them down horizontally, it's unlikely that all three will fit side by side on your roof, as kayaks, surfboards, and SUPs can be quite wide.

The best solution for this is to load them vertically or on their side. This method maximises roof space and allows you to fit multiple pieces of equipment. To do this safely and efficiently, the right carrier is crucial. J-style carriers, like the[__ Yakima Jaylow__](https://www.roofracksgalore.com.au/yakima-jaylow-8004073) or stackers, such as the [__Rhino Rack Nautic Stacker__](https://www.roofracksgalore.com.au/nautic-kayak-stacker), are designed to allow you to load equipment vertically, which can dramatically increase the number of items you can carry on your roof.

Using these types of carriers will let you fit 3 or more pieces of equipment, depending on their size, as opposed to the 1 or 2 you could manage with traditional horizontal loading. The key is to ensure each piece is securely strapped down, keeping everything stable and safe for the journey.