Will this product support a kayak?
747098
You could set a kayak on top of it provided you use a separate strap to tie it down to the roof. The "loops" are not very generous and are designed for surfboards. I could not fit my SUP board in it and returned it.
747099
no. it is designed to secure a surfboard only. even a SUP might be beyond its capability.
747100
I'm not sure. I bought it for my surfboards. They are 9 feet and 8 feet. The straps are pretty wide. I imagine it would be fine but I'm not an expert on the kayak situation.
747101
It would protect your car from the kayak damaging it...but I don't think the straps would fit all the way around the kayak so you'd need to use additional straps. Also, I think you'd want to tie the kayak to the front and back of the car anyways for better stability. I've transported two kayaks and use these with additional tie downs.
1672515
If it's not flat or almost flat, I would not trust them to hold your kayaks. Even if the roof were flat I wouldn't trust them to go very far.
1624959
Yes, but keep in mind that you have to buy 2 since this is meant to be used with a hitch rack on a pickup truck. It is also only a temporary installation for occasional use only. For a more permanent solution check out what Thule or Yakima has for your vehicle. With that in mind, I hauled two kayaks from Fla to Ohio using one of these on a pickup and they performed very well.
1204445
With enough rope or ties, this rack should be plenty sufficient. There are various additional racks that you can buy that mount to the crossbars that are specific for kayaks.
1606770
I think this should work for your needs. I have a "sit-on-top" kayak and it works well. You just need to find the right location based on the hull shape so it fits properly then tighten down the strap to hold it in place
2639
Probably. I use mine to transport a 14' kayak to the water. As long as you get one end sufficiently strapped onto the wheels, it should work. I wouldn't try it on really rough ground. I tried a fairly rocky beach once and had a few tip-overs.
537989
I am not familiar with what Kayak decking is, but if it is a material that you can drill screws into, then this will work. Just double check measurements! In my opinion this is a light duty system. It may not handle the weight from a larger pool cover.
1457666
Yes. They will hold any size kayak. The wider the better probably. I used them once to hold a very large canoe. Worked great..
838149
Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand.I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place.You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayakbecause it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the front of the kayak and set it on the cart tie it in place and you are ready to go. Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand.I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place.You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayakbecause it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the... » Read More Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand.I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place.You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayakbecause it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the front of the kayak and set it on the cart tie it in place and you are ready to go. « Show Less
1590495
no sure I purchased mine to haul my Kayak that weighs about 75lbs. Very strong rack and easy to mount
170226
I have a oversized kayak and it holds up to 500 lbs and the rack manages it quite well, so I do not see any reasons why it would not.
613209
Yes, My husband just measured it and said that it will work! These are working great for us. My grandson and I can load/unload kayak with ease.
2260859
Probably since it is also a Thule product and the cross rails visually appear to be size that the kayak carrier brackets will fit. Best to call Thule customer service. They are very helpful.
2096439
I would say yes. The clamp is a relatively basic bracket with two bolts that hold the base of each kayak carrier to a lower plate with two holes. Two hand tightened bolts clamp the lower plate on either side of your roof rack crossbar to hold each carrier in place. There are two options for the lower plate--one flat and one to fit round crossbars. It should fit pretty much any bar, but will probably not be contoured exactly to your crossbar.
1152677
I used it with a kayak. For the price I think you could try it. You could ask to be able to return it if it doesn't work
773554
I am sorry but I am not familiar with your kayak so I can't answer that. They are great braces and work well for me.
628466
No. I used it for my 25 lb SUP. I can tell you this is a handy item for short distances at 25 mph or less. It will not provide the stability you need for highway transports of a kayak or SUP. I find I am now needing to upgrade.