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This Kayak carrier rack universal design mounts to virtually all crossbars and load bars on the market. The carrier secures the kayak on its side, consuming minimal space on the load bar.
Specification:
Condition:100% Brand New
Color:Black
Material:Steel
Total load capcity: 150 lbs (1 Pair)
Size: Reference as picture
Net Weight: 3.25KG (1 Pair)
Feature:
Pads protect the hull finish
Heavy Duty construction
Gently cradles and supports your valuable kayaks
Wide mouth J bar offers easier loading and unloading
Optimally sized J style carrier leaves roof space
Quick on/off hardware ensures fast installation and removal
Fit most factory or aftermarket round,square,oval and flat crossbars
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🔸Car Kayak Roof Racks-- J-bar kayak rack for holding kayak or canoe. Two pairs roof kayak racks meet the need of one car, carrying two kayaks at a time.
🔸Suitable for Most Mounting Sizes-- Fits square, round,or oval size cross bar. Mounted Size: 1.5” x3.12”. Please refer to product picture. Total load capacity : 150 lbs/one pair.
🔸Sturdy & Durable Material-- Steel material, the kayak rack is covered with foam pads to reduce scratches and damage to the kayak. In addition, straps are attached to bind the kayak to prevent it from swinging when the car is moving. Strap includes a quick-release thumb button.
🔸Easy to Install-- Come with accessories figure, pre-drill holes on bracket, indented tubing design installation. Holding the suv cross bar firmly.Easily mount the kayak rack on the roof of the car.
🔸It is more convenient for you to carry your kayak to the seaside for activities and play. Package Include: 4 x Kayak Roof Rack , 4 x Heavy-Duty Tie-Down Straps, Universal Mounting Hardware.
Will these fit on the wide rails of a stock nissan xterra?
Yes the rails on my Jeep Cherokee are wide.
Will this fit a 2015 Ford Explorer?
2 Sets for 2 Kayaks!
Will this work on square bars from Thule?
Very well might. Mine were curved on one side and flat on the other. Worked very well so far.
Will these fit my 2012 Ford Escape crossbars? I measured, they’re like 2” across.
I think they will. However beware, they are really hard to tighten. Good luck!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will these fit on the wide rails of a stock nissan xterra?
Yes the rails on my Jeep Cherokee are wide.
Will this fit a 2015 Ford Explorer?
2 Sets for 2 Kayaks!
Will this work on square bars from Thule?
Very well might. Mine were curved on one side and flat on the other. Worked very well so far.
Will these fit my 2012 Ford Escape crossbars? I measured, they’re like 2” across.
I think they will. However beware, they are really hard to tighten. Good luck!
