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"Cracked Pumpkinhead" wrote in
ups.com: Thanks Julia!!!! That seems like an awesome alternative and affordable for me! I will search the net for dealers here in Canada. Tks again You can carry a kayak on a rooftop without going to great expense with some simple foam blocks, a couple of cam straps through the cab of the vehicle and bow/stern lines. I transported my fiberglass boat from upstate NY to the outer banks in North Carolina that way. It'll hold the kayak securely but is inconvenient if you're going to loading/unloading the boat frequently. A step above simple foam blocks are removable rack systems such as the inflatable one previously described and there are also foam block/strap kits or plastic block/strap kits that you can get (I've got a set of the latter variety in my basement). Again, they're less convenient than a permenant rack system but they're easier to set up than separate foam blocks. The following doesn't look too bad: http://www.loadlockfastener.com/kayak-rack.htm The ones that I have consist of for plastic pods with straps running through them. The're padded with foam rubber to keep from scratching the boat or vehicle. |
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