Can this be used to carry a SUP on the roof of a Honda Odyssey van?
769209
Hi Jill, I use this for a 7' 8" surfboard on a Camry. It is working great. The rule is if the board extends by more than one foot beyond the rack, you will need to tie down the end. If you are using these on a van, you will be able to spread them out further than I can on my Camry. However, I am not sure how big your paddle board is. If I were you, I would take a guess at how far you can spread the racks out on your roof, and then see how far your paddle board will extend beyond the rack in both directions.
769210
I don't see why not. I bought these racks for my brother as a gift and they are pretty long. The belt goes around your vehicle. They should cover the entire car.
769211
Hi Jill. I use it to carry a SUP on a car but it should work just fine on a van.
769212
I have carried them on a 4 door Subaru and it was great. A van might be better with a mini van because u can spread the pads apart more. Depends how the doors close.
769213
It should be fine, but anything longer than 9 feet it's recommended to use bungee cords on the front and back of the board to increase security to the vehicle
769214
It can work, once its a four door vehicle. Sliding doors may be a bit complicated but it will work.
485161
I don't know, but it can definitely carry a large SUP. I use it for my longboard and it still has plenty of room at the nose. It's really easy to use.
211004
I think it would work good on your escape. It's easy to attach and will prob fill the roof rack. Good quality material, waterproof and a flap that velcro over the zipper
11045
yes it can, but don't plan on carrying it too far since there is not a lot of support in the straps.
867667
Don't know but I wouldn't do it. Too much surface area to catch wind and suck the racks right off your roof. Great for a kayak though.
410283
Having had a Grand Caravan myself in the past, I'm really not sure how you would be able to attach the carrier to the top...I would think that the straps or clips would be in the way of the sliding mechanism. Unless you have a roof top rack to attach the carrier to. Otherwise the only way I think this would work would be to buy a set of attachable car top racks to mount on the roof, then you can attach the bag to that. Hope this helps!
1238294
If its an actual raft, I'm not sure but if you are referring to a towable tube then absolutely!
42472
If you secure the carrier properly it would be safe. You would have to use either the supplied bungee cords or buy some that you would feel provide better support.
2113022
It should. It might be a bit high up with the van as large as it is. You might want to go with a metal one that hooks into a towing attachment
474838
I would believe that the HandiRack would do fine. I use it with my Honda Accord with a glass sun roof. No problem. I have a four-door so it is easy to get to the strap, but I do not think that you will have any problem with the two-door either. The strap that holds the inflatable rack is sufficiently long.
655145
We used this on a cargo carrier, but I would use it on a roof rack if I had to. The only thing I would watch is the weight you put in it. It is very big and holds quite a bit of stuff. Also, it did not leak at all when we traveled through very heavy rain. I would recommend this to my friends.
476238
I don't see why not. If the van's roof is relatively flat and you are willing to drill holes then it should work. If there is a slight curve to the roof then the brackets may have to be bent slightly, which is not very difficult as I had to do this because my shell had curvature. For the price this is the best option. Go for it. Measure twice drill once. And use silicone. Good luck!
1529658
I wouldn't. I bought this thing 3 weeks ago and strapped it to the roof of my 2013 Subaru Outback, which has a roof rack that supposedly makes the strapping more secure. The thing tore off the car at 65 mph on route 80 near scranton, PA, and was promptly run over by an 18 wheeler. I recommend that you look for a device with a hard case--PepBoys sells some very good stuff along those lines at reasonable prices.
126524
It is most likely going to be too bulky and risky to carry this up onto a roof, so "as is", no it does not. There might be a gutter cleaning attachment available, but I haven't looked into it. If there is one, then it would probably do a decent job as long as your downspouts aren't clogged too badly.
2160758
No, it desn't. I needed to buy a carry bag for this....in my opinion it is the only negative point about that SUP.
2264473
I think so. I used some strong double sided tape and attached two of them to the roof of my atv. They are great and have held up staying outdoors for several months now.
474836
I don't see a problem with that. SUPs are pretty light. The pricy ones even more so. Its the 11' that's the issue on that car. The roof line isn't very long. If there is an anchor point on the nose for an ankle leash it might be a good idea to use that to keep from lifting due to wind while driving. I would want to hold the nose down some how no matter how I put it on that roof.