🚣Transporting a 15-foot kayak is easier than you think!
🔒Double strapping your kayak ensures it stays in place during transport.
💡Foam cradles are a cost-effective option for safely securing your kayak.
🔧Consider using a hood loop for added security during highway travel.
🛠️Having a set of suspend stands is useful for working on your kayak and keeping it off the ground.
What are some advantages of using foam cradles?
—Foam cradles are versatile, affordable, and easy to install. They provide cushioning for your kayak and protect both your car and kayak from scratches.
Why is double strapping important?
—Double strapping, folding the strap in half, and going around the kayaks ensure a secure fit and prevents the kayak from sliding or moving during transport.
How do hood loops work?
—Hood loops are attachments that allow you to secure the bow of your kayak to the hood of your car, providing extra stability during highway travel.
Can I transport a longer kayak on my car?
—Yes, longer kayaks can also be transported on car racks. Just follow the same steps and ensure your kayak is properly secured.
What are the benefits of using suspend stands?
—Suspend stands elevate your kayak off the ground, making it easier to work on and clean. They are a useful addition to any kayak transport setup.
00:00Introduction to transporting your kayak on your car
01:40Using foam cradles to securely hold your kayak
04:40Demonstration of loading a kayak onto foam cradles
09:23Installing hood loops for added security during highway travel
10:30Using suspend stands to store and work on your kayak
11:39Benefits and tips for using j-racks for kayak transport
14:00Demonstration of loading a kayak onto j-racks
18:20Conclusion and final tips for transporting your kayak
