Overview
About Seattle Sports Quick Kit Cartop Canoe Carrier Kit
Closeouts. Keep your canoe secure on those bumpy approach roads with Seattle Sports' Quick Kit canoe carrier kit. It includes four non-skid foam canoe blocks, straps and bumper hooks.
- Four non-skid canoe blocks prevent damage to vehicle
- 15' heavy-duty utility strap straps across center of canoe
- Includes two 15' bow and stern tie-down straps with bumper hooks
- Made in United States of America
Specs
Specs about Seattle Sports Quick Kit Cartop Canoe Carrier Kit
- Material: Four 4x4x7” foam blocks, one 15’ nylon utility strap, two 15’ nylon bow and stern tie-down straps, four steel bumper hooks
- Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz.
- Made in United States of America
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Most Helpful 4-Star Review
4.0 out of 5 stars.
Better than pool noodles
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Reviewed by Jackrabbit from WI/Chicago on Sunday, August 9, 2015
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4.0 out of 5 stars. Better than pool noodlesVerified Buyer Reviewed by Jackrabbit from WI/Chicago on Sunday, August 9, 2015I don't have a factory rack, so these are a great budget option. They are serviceable for non-highway speed driving with a canoe. I ditched the bumper hook straps right away - they might work, but having witnessed a canoe fly off a car on the freeway some time ago, I will always prefer ropes or non-stretch straps that go through my car's frame. The pads fit over our boats gunnels, and are good for protecting the car and canoe from scratching. Safety is limited only by the quality of your tie down job and wind speed. Im using them for shuttles at River take-out back to our racked trip car, and for in town trips to local water.
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3.0 out of 5 stars. Better than pool noodles...Verified Buyer Reviewed by The raccoon paddler from Madison, WI on Thursday, July 30, 2015...but only barely. I used this on the roof on my Hyundai Accent. It sets up easily and certainly looks classier than a couple pool noodles wedged under the canoe. On an ~400 mile trip however, I had one of the blocks actually blow loose. Stability with 3 blocks and the three straps was still good, but it was a bit disconcerting. I believe the channels in the blocks on the car facing side are to accommodate rack bars, or something, but it'd be nice if there were a way to secure the blocks to the roof, and not just rely on the canoe to keep them in place. While everything seems solid, at freeway speeds gusts cause the canoe to move around a fair amount since the foam yields. I believe this allows the unweighting of some blocks and allows them to be blown loose. Still, for the BarnBurner price I paid, they're decent.
