How To Load 2 Kayaks By Yourself (On Your Car)

[@chillios2222]

roll down windows fold in mirrors, will save any damage when loading

[@RussPratt-g4q]

Great job, simple and very well done. Also loved the t-shirt.

[@carriepadgett2743]

the string is a good tip

[@redhen689]

Thank you. I bought a used 9.5 ft kayak yesterday and transported it inside my SUV. There isn’t room for another occupant in the car. I didn’t buy a roof cradle yet, and don’t think I’m strong enough to get it up on top by myself, but you have some great tips! (Petite, 65 year-old woman who wants to do some kayaking as part of my retirement.)

[@markporter3380]

Great simple instruction. Clear and easy to understand. Can you post a link for the double kayak rack?

[@espositaj]

Super helpful!!! I am going to give this a try!🤞

[@justinmiedl1660]

What field and stream rack is this? my lease on my truck ran up... and i don't feell like getting anything new right now with the current market....I've been driving my second vehicle, a chevy malibu, but am bummed that I haven't been able to transport my kayak... i'm looking for options, and it looks as if your vehicle doesent have rails...

[@feesh00]

Thank you for this video I tried this technique on my 2 pelican catch 130 but they looked massive for this j bar! Is it secure for such big kayaks ?

[@buildthedream77]

I know that this j bar can carry a max load of 75 pounds per boat. However, I also read it's designed to carry 2 normal kayaks or just 1 oversized kayak. My kayaks are roughly 40-50 pounds each and this j bar had no issues carrying it for 2 hour road trips.

[@reneavalos21]

What kind of cross bar system is that and where can I get it

[@nataliatenoriomaia1635]

great video! awesome vibes

[@tannerrobitaille8036]

Would this rack system handle a catch 120 and another 10ft pelican kayak

[@jeanetterockey8989]

How can you reach the straps to pull over the second kayak??

[@macfisherman]

Throw them over the first kayak before loading the 2nd kayak?

[@jessicagarcia2]

Thank you !

[@jmurphy6767]

I worry about this guy lines off the front (or back). If your straps should fail, the kayak would be flailing all over the place, banging into your vehicle and maybe others as well. I think it would be safer and cause less damage to let your kayak fly free and land in a ditch than to have it swinging off a tether at 70 mph.

[@justinlikesme19]

inflatable is waving !!