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Whoa, dude. Let me get this straight. Two boards, factory rack compatibility, and improved board protection. Whoa. Dude. Whoooooa, duuuuuuuude, I get it.
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fbr5595111
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i got this but was lukewarm about the idea even at the time of purchase. im still lukewarm. it holds 2 boards fine, although the straps are too short...for two bigger boards it's pretty tight. It's slightly over-engineered vs a yakima or dakine setup where you have a rubber strap witha hole in it, and you just pull over the board and secure over a peg. I would have liked to go with that, but truthfully their websites didnt have my 1985 model car in their vehicle selectors and i needed a rack fast.
MIni Cooper
Mark
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The Thule Hand Two Surf Carrier doesn't work out of the box for Mini installed clubman racks. It would have taken longer bolts to work. I intstalled in on our Honda Pilot installed racks and they installed fine. After installing and setting the width for a stand up paddle board (these are racks backcountry recommended), the Thule straps are too short. Sort of a bust already and haven't put the board up yet. So if you have a Mini and a 29" width stand up paddle board...these aren't your racks.
Thule hang two surf carrier
rob100547895
Member since
Overall I am extremely happy with my Thule Surfrack! I have owned both versions Thule has made, and I would have to say the Hang Two is my favorite by far.
When carrying one of my boards the rack works spectacular (9'0), but straps are a little short for loading up two boards.
Longer straps would be beneficial, but I don't believe this is a problem with smaller boards. (The straps themselves aren't anything special either, and I feel as though I would be able to buy longer straps with the same width and be set.)
Ridiculously short straps
Member since
I recently bought these to use for my 10'6", 31" wide SUP board.
First thing I noticed was the the plastic construction seemed a little light, compared to the quality of Yakima products I am more used to.
I mounted these on my Yakima bar rack, which went on easily. But I worry that they would be pretty easy to steal.
I then tried to load the board onto the rack cradles, but they didn't fit the boards rails well. The worse was trying to clip the strap onto the rack and across the board. They advertise the racks as being able to hold 2 boards; I couldn't even get it to cross and hold down my board securely! The strap needs to be at least a foot longer to be useable and be able to be cinched down properly. Also, the plastic clips that attach the strap to the rack seem pretty flimsy.
These might work for shortboards, but don't see how you could be even more then 1 longboard on it.
Returning the racks.
Works Well
Iggy Smalls
Member since
When carrying a long board and soft board, I needed to use padding between the boards, I used pipe insulation from the hardware store. Fits easily on the round bars from the Yakima set up on my 04 Camry, does seem to cut into the paint on the bars. There seems to be no additional noise from the mounts.
How is this rack as far as noise?
Anonymous
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How is this rack as far as noise?
will this fit 2004 Porsche Cayenne??
Dan DArc
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will this fit 2004 Porsche Cayenne??
will this fit a jeep grand cherokee 06?
jordanwilliamsburg@yahoo.com
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will this fit a jeep grand cherokee 06?
Andrew
Member since
Most likely. Your best bet is to click on the car rack configurator at the top and enter in your vehicle information. From there it will tell you if it will work for your jeep or not.
Will this fit a 2004 Lexus Lx470(ie....
badmedicin2414038
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Will this fit a 2004 Lexus Lx470(ie. Landcruiser)?
enrico_lag334382
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Yes, just as long as you have the cross bars.
Easy and Works Great
mjlodie100148206
Member since
I bought this for my 2008 Honda CRV, and it works great on the stock roof rack. It comes with 4 very well made brackets that attach perfectly. I've only used it for one long board, but I'm sure it'll work fine with two. No need for any soft pads, just place the board between the rubber brackets and strap down. Extremely solid, and a piece of cake to use!
