I have a Chevy Malibu with a sunroof and I don't know if that will brake the sunroof with a 10 ft kayak or not, what do you think?
1613159
Nope. Don't put the foam directly on the glass of course, but other than that you'll have no problem at all.
1613160
i have a sunroof on a accord coupe. I place the front piece just in front of the sunroof, not on it.
871881
The size Lenth and Width is important so it dose not interfer with the sunroof operation. The wrong one will cause problems.
2108473
I think 15'10" is practically 15', it should be fine. At most you may have to place it just 5" from point of equilibrium, which should not be bad at all, and if it is necessary you can always some weight to the front of boat to maintain perfect equilibrium (but i do not think it is really necessary)
463854
I would stay away. I ordered two. Use on ~50lb Ocean Kayaks. One of them is broken beyond repair. I will be getting another brand/model.
380593
While I can't say anything specifically about that vehicle, we have a single sunroof on our Odyssey, and the presence of that sunroof really doesn't make any difference. If you have the necessary roof rack cross members, which the Cargo Box will attach to, there is no reason for it not to work. The roof rack cross members would go right to left on the car. The roof rack itself runs along the length of the vehicle, front to back. If you are asking about whether you can operate the 2 sun roofs with roof racks installed, that depends on how high the glass sticks up when opened and the height of your roof rack. Our single sun roof opens just fine, but keep in mind that you'll just be looking up at the bottom of the cargo box.
994244
Most certainly!!!!!! I have two 14 1/2 feet Necky sea kayaks. I have fit both of them in my 97 F150 with absolutely no problem. Money well spent for sure. I love not having to lift them so high!!
612536
We installed another fin in the front. This kayak is very sensitive to the current. It's not your fault. Good luck!
1696144
You would have to configure horizontal bars (a set of two) spaced enough apart to ensure stability of the kayak you are carrying. I don't know the length of your cab, so I can't tell whether you'll have enough room for front and rear mounts, assuming you already have the cross bars. hope this helps, let me know if you need more instruction, then I will give you an email address to contact me at.
428136
The issues are the kayak balance point on the cart, and how rough the surface is on which the wheels have to roll. I have a 10-foot sit on top kayak and find that the cart works best about 2 feet from the rear of the boat. That way I can lift from the bow handle and walk easily. Be sure the little legs on the cart are facing forward, if not you'll drag them as you lift and pull. Over any type of rough or soft surface, you must really lash your kayak to the cart securely or it will slide or bounce off. Keeping all this in mind, you should be able to do what you are asking.
1450384
It really depends on the height of the cross bars from the roof. It was very tight on my 4runner and I had to bend the brackets up so I could get the wing nuts tightened. The other thing you must consider is how wide your canoe is, measure it and make sure you have room for the brackets to hold the width of the canoe On the brackets. It is sturdy and does a good job, carried mine to Florida from Ohio no problem.
85826
I hope this helps. I had an exterra when I bought my kayaks and found it WAY too difficult to get them up on top and I'm 5'10" and so is my wife. I sold the ex and got a Subaru Outback - WAY better! Sorry if that's not a good solution but the exterra is just too high in my opinion
1539978
Like I said it handled 2 kayaks well. So 100lbs? Don't over tighten and I would recommend the taller ones for the jeep. I found myself wanting more room under.
1068280
You have to have a cross bars on the roof. The wing will attach to them.. Not sure what kind of kayak you have but the tie downs are a bit short
27470
You would need two of them for two kayaks. Make sure you have the long roof rack bars. If you can raise your hands and reach a foot over your roof you will be fine. Just make sure you secure them from the front and rear after they are on the rack.
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.
932669
I don't know for sure. I used it on a Rav-4 with a traction pad and roof rack, instead of on a sedan. I can tell you that it worked great for us. It didn't slip or leak, and is durable and pretty quiet. It was easy to attach and detach as well. I think that it would be fine with a sunroof if you use a traction pad. (Read the reviews and buy a thicker roof pad, not the thin one that some reviewers say gets slippery when wet. The thicker one is tan-colored and a couple dollars more than the thinner gray one.)
1695309
I went out and took a look at 10 ft the cover on my wife's kayak. Her kayak is about 10' and 28" wide and a higher than 9". You will not have an issue with width or depth. There is about 5" of play on the length. I think you would be ok but, I'd check with the manufacturer before you purchase.