4.6/5
Universal - fits most vehicles
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Quick and easy to install
One year warranty
Includes all straps and mounting hardware
$234
To transport a kayak on the roof rack, a great easy set of two tie-down straps and two foam blocks is available. It didn't work out perfectly for me to put this on top of our car (plans changed), but it's still a nice little set and well worth the money. I continue to use it to raise the boat off the garage floor when it is there, so I'm still getting my money's worth.
4.4/5
One 15' Center Strap with Cam Buckle; Four Galvanized Steel S-Hooks
Four Universal Canoe Non-Skid Blocks; Two 18' Bow & Stern Cam Buckle Straps
Compatible with racks or no racks
$234
This method can be difficult to operate unless your boat or canoe is quite light. The boat provides a highly solid and secure mount after it is placed on the roof, with the foam blocks in place and the straps adjusted. I had to improvise by utilising a comparable, longer strap that I already owned because the centre strap that came with it was too short.
4.3/5
Non-skid underside to prevent movement on the vehicle
4.25" wide
8.5" high
Two durable 14"-long closed cell foam blocks to protect kayak and vehicle
Replacement Foam for 14" Kayak Carrier
$234
I purchased two pairs because I own two kayaks. They performed admirably! just as pictured and as I had anticipated. My two flat water kayaks from Wilderness Systems' bottoms were molded to the foam. Although the contour is not ideal, they fit comfortably. It's not really necessary, but you could carve it out a little to make it fit perfectly. I placed my truck's roof right there. Since there isn't much of my truck's roof left, I'm not sure if it would harm paint in any way. Right over the blocks, I wrapped two ratchet straps around the bodies of the kayaks, and I also fastened them at the front and back of the kayaks. A rock solid! Only when they were behind a semi did they even flutter; otherwise, they were motionless. Definitely suggest. Since they are designed for doing so, I'll have to test them out on some cross bars. Peeling out the part that fits over cross bars is required. If you want to pull it out and use it that way, it is perforated but already filled in in that area.
4.3/5
3-9' straps with sewn loop
2-18' strap with cam buckle
3-20" straps with cam buckle and S-hook
Packaged with foam blocks in reusable mesh dunk bag with cord lock
Includes 4- wide mouth foam blocks
$234
This package is excellent. To fit only my automobile, I permanently changed a few things. And even at highway speeds, it is flawless. The blocks fit and ride well in my 16-foot canoe, which isn't light at all, but I use it for that. completely secures the boat and safeguards my vehicle. This was without a doubt the best investment for me. We'll see you on the rivers.
4.3/5
(2) Tie-down ropes for kayak bow and stern securing
High-density polyethylene foam creates a buffer between the kayak and vehicle roof
Great for securing a single kayak to a vehicle roof without crossbars or side rails
Angled profile kayak hull-shaped foam blocks measuring 3.125" x 15.75" x 4" each
(2) Pair cam buckle tie-down straps
$234
Although I was initially dubious, after using it, I believe it to be excellent value. It held up well during an hour of driving at 65 mph. My kayak is 13' long and quite wide. Overall excellent for the cost.
3.9/5
Includes 15-Feet of polypropylene rope
Two straps with adjusting buckles and clips
Includes supporting foam blocks
$234
Since the entire roof of my car has a panoramic sunroof, a typical roof rack was out of the question. In the end, this kit fit perfectly (and at a great price, too). GET AN EXTRA PAIR OF STRAPS! I'm pleased I read other reviews before making this purchase. One set and the ropes to secure the front and rear ends of the kayak are included in the kit. They're actually quite lovely, with the soft section underneath the buckle protecting whatever surface they're touching. However, you'll need an additional set of straps: one set for securing the foam blocks to prevent them from moving or slipping out from beneath your kayak (there's a slit in the blocks for just this purpose), and a second set for actually fastening your kayak to your car.The only thing that could be done to make it better is to provide S-hooked ropes rather than the kit's existing plain nylon ropes for tying down the front and back ends. But it's not a big concern because you can order those elsewhere at a reasonable price.Twist your straps, as other reviewers have advised, to prevent them from producing that awful, loud humming sounds while being transported!
3.5/5
CUSTOMIZABLE - Use to Create Your Own Custom Kayak Cradle for Roof Racks, Carriers and Mounts
SAVE MONEY - Quicker, Less Expensive Method of Transporting a Kayak on Top of a Vehicle in Place of Kayak Carriers
QUICK, EASY, LIGHTWEIGHT, PORTABLE - Fast On and Off, Lightweight and Stowable When Not In Use
DIMENSIONS - 4" H x 4" D x 16" W
$234
These tiny foam pads serve the intended purpose, especially in comparison to the too complex and expensive racks now on the market. I had to load two kayaks onto my Saturn VUE, but I wouldn't pay nearly as much for the rack as I would the kayak! Bingo! One pair of 12' nylon belts for each boat, two pairs side-by-side, on the roof racks of my car, and a few bungee cords in the bow and stern, and "Voila!" For one or two kayaks, portaging should be secure, practical, and affordable. PS: To avoid rain from filling up the boats, try to position them with their hulls up if they're going to be left on the car roof for an extended period of time. PPS: Back in the day, there were foam bone-shaped pads called "BONZ." They were excellent for piling a kayak or canoe on top of another one. I wish they were once more accessible!
3.4/5
Carries one canoe.
Non-skid underside keeps foam in place
Includes all foam and tie-downs needed to transport one canoe
Fits SportRack Roof Rack Systems, square, round, most factory racks and bare roofs
Foam cut-outs attach direct to canoe gunwales
$234
There is no way this is going to work, I kept thinking as I was mounting my 14-foot boat and securing it to my tiny 14.2-foot Nissan Sentra. Since new ropes tend to stretch out a little, it took me a little longer to get the ropes snug enough for me to feel comfortable, but once I had everything down tight and half hitched (this knot is your best buddy.) away, I was actually pleased with how it sat on my comparatively flat roof. The offered blue roof strap might appear feeble, but it was surprisingly tight and remained that way throughout my 30-mile journey. Although I wouldn't advise using this rack on the highway or on a day with a LOT of wind, it works remarkably well if you're traveling at less than 70 mph. Just make sure your front and rear tie downs are taught and that you are familiar with knots. 8/8 would repurchase.
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