SLH Hobie Kayak Loader

A quick demonstration of the Hobie kayak loader that we designed recently. This winch based kayak loader takes all the physical work out of car-topping your Hobie kayak. In this video we demonstrate it being used to load a Pro Angler 14 360 onto a couple of different cars, and we also show off a Passport 12 being loaded as well.
More information: slhobie.com.au...

[@paddlefishsail]

Update from SLH November 2022. Our loaders have been super successful and are beating what was once an impossible kayak loading problem for a lot of people. No other loading device handles a heavy kayak, especially a Pro Angler as easy. We know our workshop has struggled to keep up with demand but we hope to smooth that out soon. Thank you to those of you that now own our SLH Kayak loader for your support. On a side note : Adding a strap around the middle of the kayak when perched on the loader for assurance is a good idea. Especially if parked on broken ground. For me, so far, I haven't felt a need to use a strap as the kayak stays put and its easy to monitor it as you load. Also, as far as accidents go there have been no "Zombie Kills Of The Week" so far. Cheers, Scott

[@williampeacy5217]

We need to be able to get that here in the USA.

[@Ozzypup1]

Cool idea. But I think Id at least want to use a strap to hold the kayak because it sure seems like a could slip off of that and fall pretty easily.

[@onanysundrymule3144]

Bloody brilliant cobber!

[@stevecurran3412]

Great bit of gear.

[@NMTrue]

music on video.....wow......motivating.....

[@coryhamilton8636]

great idea!

[@alishabab3]

Id prob use a strap mainly if there was a strong wind whils loading or unloading it could easy push the kayak off it..i mean when your under it wheeling the winch you cant hold it

[@vk2icj]

Nice and I’m thinking about ordering one but every time I look they are out of stock 😞

[@paddlefishsail]

Sorry mate, we keep selling out. We are waiting on components to finish another batch right now. We have a waiting list if you like. Note : Australia only at this stage. Cheers

[@MrSteve280]

The circle of life. Heavier kayaks mean newer and more expensive loading systems. New/expensive loading systems only encourages them to build heavier kayaks. More weight, more money, more solutions, more weight, more money, etc., etc. There's a hole in the bucket Dear Liza, Dear Liza.

[@paddlefishsail]

Mr Fun

[@pescaconchuchin4277]

Excuse me, where can I get something like that? I already looked at the store, but they don't ship to the United States, thanks.

[@JS-ud7ml]

Would this work on a Jeep Rubicon with a 37" spare tire on the back ? How far is the 90 degree up from hitch?

[@paddlefishsail]

Hi JS. If the Rubicon has a standard 2x2 Tow Hitch socket then it can work. The distance from the centre of the hitch pin hole to the inside of the upright shaft of the loader is 64cm. If this doesn't give you enough space from the spare wheel then just add a tow hitch extension piece. There are plenty on Ebay and Ali Express.

[@candidopeterle3904]

Buongiorno quanto questo accessorio?

[@SheridanPansy-b8e]

Beier Loop

[@rezwan08]

Hi, i need sth like . How can i get it in Canada? Please advise

[@paddlefishsail]

Hi Email us at [e-mail] with your Canada address. We will quote the DHL rate. Cheers.

[@raymondlee4640]

Can I get this in US? Pls confirm. If yes how?

[@paddlefishsail]

Hi Ray. We can do it and have some new stock right now. Shipping to the USA is expensive though. Expect an added $500 AUD. Email us at [e-mail].

[@steved8550]

Does it pull apart to shove in your car?

[@paddlefishsail]

Yes, the cradle has a single pivot screw that can be removed so it will pack down flat in two pieces.

[@danieldibiaso9342]

Are they sold in the USA?

[@paddlefishsail]

Not yet Daniel.

[@josephdonnaway5755]

An accident waiting to happen!

[@lunatunes2]

How do you figure?