Just bought 2 Potomac pathfinders. dimensions for each kayak are 10' x 28'' Cockpit size: 51.3'' x 23.6''. Would these fit in your racks?
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They should.. I use mine for my sit on top fishing yaks.. they are 32" wide and 11' 6" long
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I carry an Ocean Kayak Malibu Two tandem in these racks. Your yaks should do just fine.
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Yes, I have an Emotion advantEdge it is 12 feet long and 35 inches wide works great in these kayak racks
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I have kayaks about the same size and I have had no problem carrying them on my Ford Escape. The racks only carry the kayaks, the straps hold them in place.
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There is no doubt these kayaks would fit in the J-racks. Our Kayaks are very similar in dimensions, and there is lots of room for variance with these racks. Just secure them down and take off!
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They fit my Potomac ES100 ( not sure of the dimensions, but it was a 10 footer ) before I upgraded to the Pungo 120 so you shouldn't have a problem
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They are just nylon straps that form a loop, so you could conceivably arrange your kayaks in any form within the nylon straps. But I would suspect that they will tend to move around, so you may want to use bungie chords or some other fastener to "tie" the kayaks in place then wrap the nylon straps around the bundle of boats!
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The kayaks I bought the Seals cockpit covers for are the 10' Pelican. They do work with some adjustment to the bungi cord. Requires two people to install and will pop off easily with any stress placed on them
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I believe mine is an Ocean Kyak brand....but any that say they will fit a sit on top kayak will fit, the Dring placements are the same...or close. Lots of drings on the board to attach things.
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Yes. They will hold any size kayak. The wider the better probably. I used them once to hold a very large canoe. Worked great..
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should work fine. sit-on-top kayaks are generally less deep than sit in's so it is very certain to fit.
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Yes, they will fit, but they don't come with new mounting screws, so you will have to reuse the old ones and (possibly) replace the one rivet per paddle ( I didn't replace the rivets).
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Sorry it's 2 months out, Lightfoot..... But, yes, the bars are strong enough for poly kayaks. We run a 2 kayak setup with the Malone Stax Pro and Inno cradles.
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I'm not sure but I carry two sit on top 10 ft. kayaks with no problem. They are high quality and I have the Mont Blanc rack they attach to, really nice rack and kayak carrier.
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I would say most would fit. I have a sit in and a sit on and both fit without a problem. I frequently do shuttles with my friend and haul her two kayaks a sit on and thereis no problem. It would not haul a canoe but I can't think of any kayak that would not fit in this type of saddle. These are very easy to use and fit on round type racks as well as other shapes.
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Seals has a great website where you can put in your kayak type. The website will then tell you what size you need.
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Beverly, I don't if ALL kayaks fit; I don't know ALL kayaks. I use the SeaWing to carry my Ocean Kayak Torque kayaks on top of a Dodge Caravan. I use the factory rack and the SeaWings fit nicely. The Torques are ~14ft long, almost 30" wide and weigh ~75 lbs. each; they are larger than average. I have driven at 70 mph and the kayaks are stable up there. The biggest reason I have these SeaWings is that I can drive into the garage with them during kayaking season, and don't have to take them off all the time. &lt;&lt;http://g-lu.smugmug.com/Family/2012-Christmas/i-nsrHfXs/A&gt;&gt;
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Yes they will fit side by side. I have a suburban and put a 15 foot ocean kayak and a 13 foot native kayak on top with no problems
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Yes I have 2 similar kayaks on a jeep commander and they fit fine. Superior holding quality compared to vertical mounts. As long as your SUV is wide you would be fine.
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Yes...the racks are adjustable in width. You place each set of racks on the cross bars at the widths you need. You would need to get wide cross bars to accommodate both kayaks.
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check the width of your rails for two wings. I use one wing on a "V" shaped kayak and Rhino Nautic 571 on a more flat bottom kayak. I have a larger vehicle.
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well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face... » Read More well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! « Show Less