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Question: Am I getting one Inflatable or two for the $89 price? thanks
Document: This is ingenious, especially perfect for infrequent camping trips where you don't want to have to attach or store a huge roof rack each time. It secures very tightly, straps are very strong, and the two ladder-locks provided were all I needed, but I bought two more rubber ties to be extra sure.No problem with fitting straps around door seals or rain getting in for me (I installed on my Mazda 3).
But bear in mind that with convenience and price comes a couple of down sides. 1) - As stated, rain will seep in your car when you are stationary. I read and knew this and still left the car out over night in a down pour with the racks on, took two days and two fans for seats to dry out. 2)- Fine dirt and sand collects between the racks and your paint job. I have recently noticed the abrasive style wear marks on the roof.
This rack was fantastic considering the price and how easy it was to put on the car. We drove over 200 miles with this on top of our Mitsubishi Lancer with 2 snowboards. While it was a little scary at first, the rack held great and the snowboards made it to the mountain! We only have two critiques:1) It could be a little easier to deflate.2) Because we got to the hotel so late, we left it on the car over night.
I knew about the seepage so I ran out there and got soaked unfastening the inside straps and getting them outside of the car doors. Nothing inside the car got wet. I would try very hard not to leave it loaded overnight but if I did, I would remove the straps from inside the car to stop any seepage.4. The strap going inside the car from one side to the other didn't get in my way.
Well first off the package came and it had a hole in one of the inflatable racks. Amazon then set me up with the malone company and they sent me a brand new full package. That package worked very well and there was no holes in it. My only issue with the product is I think it should come with more straps as 2 is not enough when driving on a highway but its not a HUGE deal to buy some aftermarket straps.
I have two of these - one in the VI and one in Northern WI - they let me drive windsurfing gear to the beach(es) and back when I want to . . . without adding to fuel inefficiency or putting a permanent roof rack ($$!) on these cars when I'm not hauling gear around. They're quick to put on, easy to take off and put away . . .
One of the inflatable cells on my front rack did spring a leak, but I contacted Malone by e-mail, sent them a picture with the lot number, and they shipped out a complete new rack set at no cost because they thought it best in case I somehow got a bad set. Lifetime warranties usually have a catch when you go to use them, but Malone was as good as their word.
This product is great for us. We carry two stand-up paddleboards about three times per week to the beach. I first discovered that if I strap the boards to the handy rack loops they will not be stable enough. So, I put the straps through the car doors along with the handy rack straps and all is great. One of the rack-sections slowly leeks air and it is anoying.
I was concerned with having to attach both racks through a single door. My car has two doors and the rear windows are stationery so both racks had to use front door only. The pump has two nozzles (attached so you can't lose or misplace - actually pretty ingenious especially since I would definitely lose them). One nozzle inflates; the other releases the air. The small pump is very lightweight and works great.
I recently bought the Malone HandiRack inflatable roofrack. I opted over a permanent roofrack basically because there are no Thule or Yakima racks that will fit my Saturn car. So I thought I'd give this one a shot, plus I also thought that if I ever needed to carry something on my wife's car (or for that matter, my friend's or parent's car), I could easily use this rack as well.
Answer: yes