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Question: I have a small compact car. A ford Countour. I have 2 12 ft boards will this rack work?
Document: Very affordable and secure way to carry our 2 sup boards. Found out that the noise from the tie downs will stop if you just put a couple of twists in the straps before you cinch them down.
I am extremely pleased with this product. I have used with both elliptical and square roof rack cross bars. Easy to set up and use, great value for the money!
I bought this to transport my SUP. It's a bit cumbersome to use by yourself, but doable. I wouldn't recommend any long distance trips - as it is very noisy (haven't figured out how to make the straps stop humming). This works for what I need - however, if I had to do over again, I would go for the permanent rack.
In my case--that's what happened. It also will put some wear and tear on the fabric and weather stripping inside the car as well. To be clear--I wasn't over tightening the straps--just enough to secure it for transport--and this happened by the time I used it twice.Really unhappy with this--and now I have the unfortunate problem of dealing with a compressed/dented roof. Beware.
Took about 10 minutes to set it up. Put our 2 boards up, strapped  them down and we were off. Drove 400 miles to our destination and we forgot the boards were on top, no wind noise or issues of any kind. Just make sure you don't leave any extra strap loose to rattle against the roof, tie up all unused strap in knots.
We recently bought SUPs, and needed a way to transport the boards. We considered a more permanent system, but we were short on time. My wife purchased this rack system based on it's decreased complexity. Once positioned on the vehicle's rack, it's extremely easy to use. It holds both boards tightly and securely, as demonstrated by our 1000 mile journey in our minivan w/ the boards strapped on top. One trick to remember is to twist the binding cords prior to securing the boards.
These racks securely hold surfboards and SUPs onto a variety of vehicles. I've used them to carry longboards and SUPs on the roofs of a Toyota Corolla, a Dodge Charger and a Ford Focus for hour-long trips to the beach without any issues.Their convenience makes them worth packing for travel. Recently, I checked them into a duffel bag and flew them to Maui for a week of surfing and SUPing.
The quality of the straps is useless. Unwrapped from the box and as we were tying it on the car to take a first trip the strap buckle broke off. Don't think we want to take this out on the road!!!! !
If you're looking for something very temporary or for use on a beater/rental car--then this is a low cost solution. But it's far from acceptable for frequent use...or use on your own car.Bottom line--it's cumbersome to put on and take off--but the real issue is that you have to ratchet down the straps pretty tightly in order to secure the board.
I had no problem installing the system on my Dodge Durango and securing the SUP to the system by myself. It was easy to use, instructions were great and the SUP didn't shift at all.
Answer: no