I'm Stevie, and this is my wife B. We are at our San Diego surf shop, ready to answer any of your questions. Where does the name "Ho Stevie!" come from? It's kind of a Hawaiian slang to say "ho" instead of "hey". So my buddy would always come over to my house and say "Ho Stevie let's go surf!" How did we get our start? Our first product was a mouth mount for GoPro cameras, so surfers could capture their POV while keeping their hands free for surfing. From there, we added more surf gear, one thing at a time... fins, leashes, traction pads, board socks, etc.

What makes our products unique? I surf with these products every day. I want to bring you the best quality gear, with the best value, and best service.

Why Choose Ho Stevie!? Because We Actually Care About You.

Our surf gear includes Longboards, Fish Surfboards, Shortboards, Funboards, and SUPs.

Here's how to hang a surfboard on your wall:

Step 1: Determine where each surf rack will go on your wall (you can use a level if you have one). Step 2: Mark each hole (2 holes per rack) with a pencil. Step 3 (For wall studs): Pre-drill the 4 holes (pre-drilling is recommended to avoid possibly stripping the screw heads). Step 4: Put the surfboard racks up to the wall, and tighten the screws. Don't over-tighten the screws, using a screwdriver for the final few turns helps. Step 3 (For Drywall Anchors): Pre-drill holes into the drywall, as drywall anchors may break if screwed into a stud or other obstruction behind the wall. Make sure there is nothing behind the drywall. Step 4: Screw the drywall anchors in with a Philips head screwdriver, until the anchor is flush with the drywall. Do this for all mounting holes. Step 5: Put the racks up to the wall, and tighten the screws into the anchors. Don't over-tighten the screws, using a screwdriver for the final few turns helps. Step 6: Test both surfboard racks with gentle pressure, then go ahead and hang your surfboard up for display.

Our surfboard wall racks can accommodate any surfboard, shortboard, longboard, fish surfboard, funboard, skimboard, SUP, or bodyboard. However, each rack only holds one board. You only need a drill to install these surfboard mounts, as everything else is included in the set - drywall anchors and all the necessary screws.

The racks have a 30lb weight limit when using the drywall anchors, but can hold even more weight if screwed into wall studs.

We offer a variety of surfboard storage and transportation solutions, including Wall Racks, Ceiling Racks, Bike Racks, Scooter Racks, Car Racks, and Tie Down Straps. Check out our customer reviews to see how our products have helped other surfers.

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