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Easy Rack Ramp
Easy Rack Ramp Description
The Easy Rack Ramp - a new approach to a roof rack lift. This is a canoe, kayak, and paddleboard accessory that helps you get on the water quicker and safer.
Don't lift your watercraft to your roof rack, slide it with the assist of our high strength, lightweight fiberglass ramp.
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Additional Attributes
- Compact - fiberglass tubes bundle to 36 " long 8" diameter
- Lightweight - ten pounds
- Rugged - Fiberglass tubes are corrosion-proof
- Quick - Tubes quickly assemble to form a ramp
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Easy Rack Ramp
Easy Rack Ramp Reviews
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Purchased in December 21…
Purchased in December 21 after researching how to cartop kayak, and doing so with rented kayak using manual methods. Before I bought kayak had to be able to cartop up and down by myself, at 5' 3" petite senior woman. All other methods saw had to deadlift kayak part way, which wasn't doable for 12' yak.
Saw diy videos using pvc pipe or 2x4s that were in right direction but left 10' pipe to haul. Then saw Easy Rack Ramp and seemed to be practical and company had worked out bugs. So bought it and able to load at sunrise in driveway, at rocky shoreline, etc a 11.5' SOT kayak, including after a day paddle. Quick to assemble or dissasemble, easy attach to suv side rails. I load upside down, so roll kayak to ramp, flip it upside down onto ramp, remove cart, and slide up onto crossbars. I can stop part way up and get under it better and ramp poles have no sag. The poles have looser joint and velcro together, so the wet or cold or desert 100' temps wont cause pole segments to stick together. The velcro twists leaving gap so always able to remove it. Poles are thick walled also. All in all it solves the problem easily and simply!!!
I love the concept! I have…
I love the concept! I have been doing something very similar using PVC pipe, but it doesn't pack as tight in the car and is sometimes in the way of passengers. For those using this system, based on my experience, I do recommend that you load by sliding your boat up the ramp with the cockpit facing the vehicle and then roll the boat into the J-hook cradle vs sliding the boat up on its bottom and placing pressure on the back of the J-hook to position the boat in the cradle. I damaged one of my J-hooks by placing too much pressure against the back of the J-hook while trying to rotate my boat into place before learning that its so much easier to simply roll the boat into place from the top of the ramp.