The Malone SeaWing universal car rack kayak carrier is a versatile and efficient way to transport your kayak. The unique mid-mount design allows you to fit two kayaks bottom down on your roof top or trailer, saving valuable space. With a second set of SeaWing carriers, you can easily transport two kayaks simultaneously.
The SeaWing is designed with convenience in mind. The universal JAWZ™ mounting hardware fits round, square, and factory oval cross rails, making it compatible with a wide range of vehicles. It is easy to set up and does not require any tools for installation. The carrier is also transferable between vehicles, allowing for quick and effortless switching.
Constructed with corrosion-free polycarbon for the frame and ribbed synthetic rubber padding, the SeaWing provides excellent durability and protection for your kayak. The cam-style load straps with buckle protectors ensure a secure and stable grip on your kayak during transport. The carrier is capable of supporting up to 70 pounds.
In addition to its kayak-carrying capabilities, the SeaWing can also be used as a cargo carrier. Its low-profile design and flexible construction minimize air resistance and improve gas mileage, making it an ideal option for those looking to maximize roof space without sacrificing fuel efficiency.
Malone Auto Racks, the manufacturer of SeaWing, is a leading rack accessory company known for their innovation and commitment to customer satisfaction. Their products are sold in numerous outdoor stores and are designed to be simple to sell, install, and use. Malone Auto Racks prioritize environmentally friendly practices, such as aerodynamic transport design and complete material recycling.
In summary, the Malone SeaWing saddle style universal car rack kayak carrier is a top-notch choice for kayak enthusiasts. Its versatile design, easy installation, and durable construction make it a reliable and efficient option for transporting kayaks or cargo. Whether you're planning a kayaking adventure or need extra roof space for other items, the SeaWing is an excellent solution.
FAQs:
Q: Can two kayaks be mounted onto a 58" versarail car rack (for a bare roof) using the SeaWings?
A: We are able to fit 2 sets of SeaWings on our rack on our Nissan Murano no problem. Two full-size sit-on-top kayaks fit as well.
Q: Does anyone have any experience with mounting these on factory installed Subaru Outback oval bars?
A: These fit the factory racks on my 5th Gen Outback (2015 on).
Q: I have a 90 lb 35" wide Lifetime Beacon kayak. Will this rack system work?
A: Your kayak will fit, but you need to be aware of a few things. The SeaWing holds it fine, but when loading, you need to be cognizant of the fact that as wide as your yak is, it isn't going to "nestle" down into the V of the wing like a narrow one would. Once it's centered on the wings, it's secure. Because it mounts in the center of the V, I can carry two wide yaks on my camper shell-mounted racks since the yaks can hang over the side of the truck slightly. Ultimately, even with the small issue loading, the SeaWings serve me well. I never worry about my rigs once strapped down.
Q: Does the clamps fit 2017 Toyota Prius Prime cargo bar?
A: The clamps will fit any bar less than 1.75" thick.
We are able to fit 2 sets of sea wings on our rack on our Nissan Murano no problem. Two full size sit on top kayaks fit as well.
These fit the factory racks on my 5th Gen Outback (2015 on).
Hi Katie, Your kayak will fit but you need to be aware of a few things... For reference, I have a 12 ft Perception Pescador Pro. 34" wide and about 75 lbs and fairly flat on the bottom. The sea wing holds it fine but when loading, you need to be cognizant of the fact that as wide as your yak is, it isn't going to "nestle" down into the V of the wing like a narrow one would. It simply means that you will be making sure the yak doesn't slide off to the side when loading. Once it's centered on the wings, its secure as Fort Knox. Because it mounts in the center of eth V, I can carry two wide yaks on my camper shell-mounted racks since the yaks can hang over the side of the truck slightly. Ultimately, even with the small issue loading (and its nots really a PITA), the sea wings serve me well. I never worry about my rigs once strapped down.
Will fit any bar less than 1.75" thick