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Saddles are horizontal kayak roof racks that let your kayak rest on its flatter surface. These types of carriers offer more surface area contact to your boat hull than others. Saddles consist of two pads that extend from the base rack to the bottom of your kayak. They can be either part of a single cradle or two separate pieces that adjust to fit the width of your boat.
If you frequently drive through storms, two sets of saddles will offer a rock-solid support for your kayak. Saddles offer plenty of great benefits; they are easy to load and unload, they offer only the slightest resistance to wind and they take advantage of the aerodynamics of the kayak to reduce fuel usage.
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I agree on tightening and routing through stuff, but have also found that putting a twist or two on the strap can eliminate that humming and flapping noise. Some may not like the idea of twisting a strap, but at 70+ MPH on the highway my straps stay quiet and secure.
Yes it fits
Yes. They will clamp onto a crossbar up to 3 1/2" wide.
They work great on my round bars
Things we like
- Smart multi-pivot rubber saddle kayak carriers adjusts and conforms to almost any kayak shape and size for a customized, scratch-free, secure fit every time
- Pivoting saddles make loading and unloading watercraft a breeze
- Constructed of high strength materials and stainless hardware for superior boat security year after year, season after season
- Universal hardware works with ROLA and most other crossbars
- Premium heavy-duty straps and bow/stern tie-downs
Things we don't like
- Not compatible with all crossbars
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
Please provide directions.. How do I properly use the straps? The straps make a very loud (motorized sound) humming sound when traveling above 30 mph.
I agree on tightening and routing through stuff, but have also found that putting a twist or two on the strap can eliminate that humming and flapping noise. Some may not like the idea of twisting a strap, but at 70+ MPH on the highway my straps stay quiet and secure.
Will this work on a 2" round crossbar on a truck lumber rack?
Yes it fits
Will they clamp onto a cross bar 2 1/4 inch wide?
Yes. They will clamp onto a crossbar up to 3 1/2" wide.
could someone link me to a model like this that will work with the yakima round bars? im looking but just cant seem to find it
They work great on my round bars
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