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Topic: Foam Racks  (Read 2143 times)

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EWB

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Anyone use these? Or something similar. I need to find a multi task solution for the top of my truck AND the top of the pop up trailer. They will only be used a few times per year so I am not looking to spend the cash on two yakima/thule set ups.

Adam/Fishunter didn't you use these (or similar) for a few seasons?

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I've used those for the past 5 years (Yes, I really need to get a rack).  They're not ideal and it takes me several minutes extra to load and unload my kayak, but they've gotten my kayak to and from my destination without incident.

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EWB

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I've used those for the past 5 years (Yes, I really need to get a rack).  They're not ideal and it takes me several minutes extra to load and unload my kayak, but they've gotten my kayak to and from my destination without incident.

Brian

Done....5 years and no issues. Considering I am going to use them a few times each season. Works for me.
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I have a set similar, not as nice, but you are more than welcome to try them out. 
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Started out with them, on my 2-door Honda.  Cant tell ya how many times they flew off the roof as I was about to put my kayak on  :smt005 
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Yeah I am sure they are bit more of a hassle. But he cost vs. hassle benefit seems worth it.
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