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Yakima Skinny Warrior: Long and Narrow Rooftop

Yakima Skinny Warrior: Long and Narrow Rooftop

Description

The Yakima SkinnyWarrior is the latest addition to the popular Warrior Cargo Basket collection. It is designed to take up less roof space, allowing you to add more bikes, boats, boards, or even a rooftop tent. Made from rugged, weather-resistant steel, this cargo basket is built to last. It also comes with a fairing to reduce drag and wind noise. The SkinnyWarrior is a sleek and convenient option for anyone in need of a multisport rooftop system. Not only can it haul coolers, firewood, or golf clubs, but you can also add the optional SkinnyWarrior extension for even more storage space. With a weight of 23.13 lbs and dimensions of L 58.00" x W 23.00" x H 6.50", this cargo basket is both lightweight and compact.

Here are some key features of the Yakima SkinnyWarrior:

  • Haul more: A sleek multisport rooftop cargo basket; Narrow profile takes up less roof space so you can add more bikes, boats, boards, or even a rooftop tent
  • Complete kit: Universal mounting hardware fits YAKIMA StreamLine, Round Bars, and HD Bars along with most other crossbars (all sold separately)
  • Durable materials: Weather-resistant, heavy-duty steel construction for years (and miles) of rugged use
  • Streamlined: Includes custom fairing to reduce drag and wind noise; Need more space without the bulk? Check out the SkinnyWarrior Extension to add 16' of additional space (sold separately)
  • Easy installation: 10-minute install; No tools needed to mount or move
  • Now let's address some frequently asked questions:

    Q: Can I mount this next to a rooftop storage box? The storage box is 20” wide.

    A: We have it mounted next to the biggest Yakima box on our suburban, and it fits great.

    Q: Can I mount this on a Mazda CX-5 2018 factory roof rack?

    A: I would think so. It’s designed to fit multiple types of roof rack bars. It fits fine on my 4Runner.

    Q: What is the actual dimension between bars? I see 23 and 26 listed.

    A: The SkinnyWarrior is 23 inches wide. The incorrect item weight and dimension information is included by Amazon, which we are unable to change. We apologize for the confusion.

    Q: Can the sides (with the right equipment) handle an awning?

    A: It should be just fine. As long as the basket is mounted properly, whether you have cross bars or an OEM roof rack.

    Summary

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I mount this next to a roof top storage box? Storage box is 20” wide

    We have it mounted next to the biggest Yakima box on our suburban and it fits great.

    Can i mount this on mazda cx-5 2018 factory roof rack?

    I would think so. It’s designed to fit multiple types of roof rack bars. It fits fine on my 4Runner

    What is the actual dimension between bars..I see 23 and 26 listed

    The SkinnyWarrior is 23 inches wide. The incorrect item weight and dimension information is included by Amazon, which we are unable to change. We apologize for the confusion.

    Can the sides (with the right equipment) handle an awning?

    It should be just fine. As long as the basket is mounted properly whether you have cross bars or an oem roof rack.