Darby Industries 968 Black Roof Turbo Rack

There are more durable racks out there, however, but they're going to be significantly more expensive. In addition to the rack on my bed with 2 cross bars, I used the roof rack to prevent the bows of my canoe from hitting the roof of the truck. Getting two canoes in this rack was a bit difficult. It was great for one canoe, but a bit tight for two. In this case, there is no design problem, because the issue has more to do with the size of the product. The seller should offer a wider rack for bigger There is no question about the construction being solid and suitable to the job at hand. In response to other reviews that claimed this was a cheap or flimsy rack, I would remind them that it's a temporary rack, so you're sacrificing some quality for the convenience of taking it down In terms of quality and price, you can't find a better rack. If you want something really solid, you should invest in a Yakima or Thule rack. are looking for a rack that can be installed quickly to transport your boats, this is the ideal solution. Just keep an eye on your rack periodically to ensure

I have a habit of messing around with my gear, so I found a way to make this product a little better. It is easy to store the cross bar in two pieces due to its two-piece design. In this case, I used some Gorilla tape to seal the smaller diameter bar's end, which created a nice, snug fit between the two bars (although it was more difficult to separate them). Furthermore, heat shrink was used to cover the joint between the two bars, which will never need to be dismantled. The heat shrink coating gives the bars a softer coating so that boats are protected, and it also results in a snug fit between the rubber roof supports and the bar. As for the guy who gave the rack a one star rating since it did not "fit" his boat, he gave it five stars because there were no problems during installation. I didn't buy the rack because that wasn't the fault of the manufacturer. Take measurements of the boat and truck before you buy it.

Kane Crane

| Feb 13, 2021

I can use this to keep my stuff off the roof of my car as well as haul a lot more. I find it I love it. It consists of a bar with a bulky foam plastic thing on each end attached to it. After you place the foam plastic on top of your car, you hook a nylon strap through your car's metal bar, then hook a boom attached to the nylon strap through it. Your car doors need to be open and your nylon strap must be tightened inside your car. As well, the bars bend a little bit quite While we were hauling our double stroller on the wagon, you could see the back of As a result, I recommend sticking to light weights.

I was concerned that the connector could break and hit someone in the head from force when traveling but, in fact, they held up quite well during our 4000 mile journey.

Sylvie Arroyo

| Mar 21, 2021

Extending the arm makes it difficult to handle heavy loads. Easily paired with any vehicle, this can be used as an inexpensive temporary roof rack that will fit securely without causing any A hook is attached to each end of the bar and fits into holes there. It is possible to find yourself with your head in contact with the straps if your car/truck has low headroom. A second reason is that the bars themselves aren't too That's our job. The load you will carry should not be very heavy (i. e. Over 100 pounds) without bending and you may not spread the foam blocks all the way out to the ends. In order to locate the blocks out at the ends of the bars, I extended the bars to their full length. One of the kayak bars was pretty badly bent in our tandem kayak.

Jaycee Sandoval

| Apr 30, 2021

been able to transport the kayaks at speeds up to 75 mph with no issues. A set of straps facilitates the attachment of the roof rack to the cab. In order to prevent scratches on the kayaks, we use SportRack 18 inch kayak blocks with the roof rack.

Johnathan Ayala

| Jul 05, 2021