For the love of Kayaking

Blaze · 05-06-2012, 05:22 AM

Speaking of racks and travel. When I had my jeep Cherokee I used the basic style foam

then there are

Now that I have my truck, I use the half rack from harborfreight, got it on sale so it cost me $39.00 and I love it! you can pull the rack off and put it back on when needed! I didn't like drilling into my truck bed, but... hauling my yak is a breeze.

Some also use the extended bed holder for yaks, this seems more easy. But I like my rack because I can carry lumber and it's less attractive for thieves to steal off your truck while your paddling.

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05-06-2012, 05:22 AM	#11
Blaze Senior Member How Do You Identify?: With my drivers Lic. Preferred Pronoun?: Gentleman.. Depends on the Situation. Relationship Status: Last Rodeo, what a ride, many sunrises & sunsets to be had... Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: where a realtor had me sign the dotted line Posts: 1,901 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 6,466 Thanked 5,457 Times in 1,450 Posts Rep Power: 21474853	Speaking of racks and travel. When I had my jeep Cherokee I used the basic style foam then there are Now that I have my truck, I use the half rack from harborfreight, got it on sale so it cost me $39.00 and I love it! you can pull the rack off and put it back on when needed! I didn't like drilling into my truck bed, but... hauling my yak is a breeze. Some also use the extended bed holder for yaks, this seems more easy. But I like my rack because I can carry lumber and it's less attractive for thieves to steal off your truck while your paddling.