Yeah, this rack is RAD and handles skies perfectly. Obviously if you ride anything bigger than 80 under foot this won't hold 6 pairs, but is certainly good for up to 4 sasatch powder boards. Also, I've never had any problem with the locks(included!!) or latches icing them selves closed. Really can't ask for much more from a rack. Ooooh and if you ever intend on removing it from you car make sure you don't throw out the included wrench; The bolts are specific to this and you can not remove without. Security thing I know, but still complicated things for me.

The FlatTop 6 is NICE! Maybe I am used to the crap coming from China but this thing will be carrying our snowboards for years. Its very easy to install and the locking mechanisms seem very secure. Something you want when parking in a dimly lit hotel parking lot.
*One note: This is our first snowboard carrier. We thought that taking our bindings off might help with fuel economy. After taking the bindings off, it was clear that the boards would have a chance to slide out of the back of the carrier. We tried flipping our boards over as well, but our bindings were too tall to fit in between the body of the car and the board. So... there. I hope that helps.

I have my FlatTop 6 mounted on a Jeep Grand Cherokee and it works great. So far I've hauled two snowboards side-by-side with bindings facing up and there hasn't been a problem. Installation probably lasted 15 minutes due to my factory rack and the locking system works fine. I'm a little apprehensive over how the rubber strips will hold up or how long the plastic will last, but it comes with a warranty so we shall see.

As expected, there is more wind drag while driving but it doesn't seem terribly bad.