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A roof rack system opens up the possibilities of being able to use your car to haul everything from bikes, cargo boxes, to kayaks.
The Jetstream and Whispbar is not a complete roof rack system, but rather the cross rails that will allow you to attach those extra accessories securely.
In this review lineup, we’ll compare both products side by side so you can determine which one will work best for you and your lifestyle.
Both the Yakima Highroller and the Yakima Frontloader are attractive options when considering installing a bike rack to your car’s roofing system, but the differences between the two may make one option more attractive than the other.
Namely, the installation and ease of mounting your bikes.
In this review we put the Highroller and the Frontloader head to head so that you can determine which one is best for you.
So if you’re short on time and want a simple solution, keep reading to see which bike rack system we recommend for you.
If you want to install any kind of rooftop accessory on your vehicle, you’ll need a roof rack system to do so. Once installed, you can mount nearly any kind of cargo boxes, bike racks, etc.
These roof racks in combination with foot packs (sold separately) will give you that capability.
But you can’t just run out and pick whichever one. Some require more consideration with others as we found out with one of the products below.
Keep reading to find out whether the Thule Aeroblade is better than the Thule Square.
The results might surprise you…
When you’re going on any kind of outdoors adventure with your bike, one of the most important things is getting where you’re going.
A hitch-mounted bike rack can carry your bike so you have more room in your car for people and other items.
Whether you’re going to a mountain trail, campsite, the beach, a race, or some other outdoor venue, a bike rack makes it about a thousand times easier to care for your bike.
The Kuat NV 2.0 and Thule T2 Pro XT bike racks are two hitch-mounted offerings with a variety of similarities and differences. We’ve reviewed each and compared them so you can pick the best option.
In the past, securing a kayak or canoe to the roof of a vehicle was a pain. The endeavor required a ton of effort, lifting, and complicated straps and locking mechanisms.
But today’s kayak racks allow you to mount your kayak with ease.
Two of the leading products on the market are the Thule Hullavator and the Yakima Showdown. How do these racks compare? We’ve taken a look at each to help you make the best purchase decision.