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Question: can you tell me if this rack will be wide enough to carry 1 snowboard and 2 pairs of skis?
Document: Fits the factory roof-rack cross-rails on our 2012 Highlander very nicely and looks sharp too. It arrived Feb 18; installed that evening; went skiing Feb 19, 230 mile round-trip same day to a Pennsylvania resort. Drove mostly 65+. Everything worked great. Chose this smaller rack rather than the full size one since it's doubtful we will ever need to carry more than 2 pairs of skis.
I installed this on Yakima round bars, which was not too difficult. Getting 2 pairs of skis in/out of it was really easy. Only thing to be careful about is the positioning to avoid wind noises at higher speeds. Would recommend this to anyone.
We attached this to our Nissan Juke carrying two pairs of skis for about a 8 hour trip. Convenient and simple to use. A few points to mention.While the skis were held firmly in place there's an annoying whistle sound that starts around 60 mph. I tried moving the skis in different places but was unable to stop the whistle. The only solution was to turn up the music!With the way the rack is positioned on the roof (flat and wide) it is questionable how this affected gas consumption.
Yakima always makes great racks for your sport of choice. I'm a loyal customer for life. I also have the fantastic Double Down 4 hitch mount bike rack on my BMW X3. This ski rack is terrific and easy to use, but be aware that it won't fit 4 adult skis. Maybe 2 adult and 2 kid's shaped skis. It might fit 4 straight skis though, but definitely not 4 shaped skis. I had to return this item to purchase the larger 30" Powderhound to hold 4 adult shaped skis.
Racks work as described. Rubber cushions that hold skis in place do freeze in shape in cold weather but the rack still works and holds skis in place. Locks work fine. Read instructions regarding installation as this set of locks install slightly differently than other Yakima locks I have had. Carries the four pairs of family skis back and forth to Tahoe area (3 hour trip each way) without problem. Leave them locked up on top all day and night except when skiing. Would recommend highly.
I bought this for my son for Christmas. It is a good rack but it will only hold snowboard with bindings on, the other you would have to take off the bindings. The other option is to buy extensions for the rack for it to sit up higher.
Mighty mounts just clip on and you run a bolt through, you can install the rack with your feet on the ground and remove it easily, you use a big plastic wing nut kinda thingy to secure so no worries if you drop it. That allen wrench can disappear if you drop it, so carry a spare!
Nothing to complain about,Pros:* Feels like good quality, nothing feels like cheap plastic pieces. * The Subaru Crosstrek XV 2014 Aereo Rear Crossbar is shorter than the front, doesn't fit most 6 pair racks. This one is not 6 pairs, only 4 but fits perfectly and leaves me room for an extra bike rack.Cons:* Not really a con, but anyway: Installation and removal is quite hard and really time consuming.
Arrived on time - easy to install. Feel solid and fit nicely on the roof rack. Skis fit with no problems. Should be easy to use with gloves on.
I thought we'd get better gas mileage.It was great to have to skis out of the car. We didn't use the rack on another trip and scratched a few places on the interior.
Answer: yes