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![]() Dan wrote: I considered some of the sideways systems like the kayak stacker or hull raiser so I could stick with the 48" bars, but read some not so favorable reviews of those products online. They may be solid solutions, but most folks seem to agree the easiest/safest way to mount/carry 2 rec kayaks is flat on saddles. Others may have positive experiences with side cradling systems. I'm just going by what I could find online. I'm certainly no expert as I'm still learning all this, but hope this helps. I was hoping to use the Yakima stacker system, which is one of the systems where the kayaks are on their side. I would be using the bar padding (as reccommended by Yakima) and I can't think of any reasons this would be bad... if you have them could you point me to these negative reviews. I'd hate to buy two new shiny kayaks, and the $175 for the stacker attachments just to ruin them. I am careful about altering my driving habit to my load, so if the complaints are more along the lines of user error, then I'm not so worried. Like driving 85MPH with two kayaks on a Scion xA in 30 MPH winds, or not using the bar padding and the boat was damaged... those types of complaints are just stupidity on the owners behalf... but if there are legitimate concerns I would like to know them. Thanks again, - Dominic |
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