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Mar 21, 2017
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I liked the single pole mount style. It works well for cross bars with a bend in them, so you are not trying to mount something over a bend. They are well made, the main pole is aluminum and the top and bottom of the mount are some type of composite. The bracket for the bottom of the mount is metal. The foam pads are pretty good and fit well. As they are foam, I expect them to wear out after a while. The straps are all cam style and not ratchet. They do seem to be pretty secure though and aren't real cheap feeling like some I have used. (For reference I have 2-1/2" oval type cross bars and the mounts attach fine to them.)
I like how the straps go around the pole and tie back to the cross bar. I feel it is more secure than many of the J-style racks. Even if something happened and one of the mounts broke the kayaks still shouldn't blow off right away, since the are connected to the vehicle rack and not just the mount.
I only went a few miles with them and not much over 40mph, I didn't use the front and back ropes for 10' boats. If I was going a long distance I would though.
They can take a little time to figure out how to get the kayaks up on the rack quickly and easily. It took me one of the load/ unload times to figure out better ways to do it all. I can load and unload by myself, if it is not to windy. (I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee, and I am 5'8", but my boats aren't real heavy, 38lbs)