Yakima ShowDown Kayak/ SUP Loader/ Cradle

The first load-assist mount to handle both SUPs and kayaks, makes loading and unloading heavy boats and boards a breeze. The lightweight mount tilts down more than two feet from the roof rack, takes on up to 45% of the boat’s weight, then helps gently raise it up to the top of the vehicle. Because your craft is tied in before it is lifted it can’t catch in the wind and twist or slip protecting your back and your car. Once loaded it securely cradles your boat or boards for the ride. At only 9.5 kg it’s super lightweight but built burly enough to wrangle a 36 kg load.

Tool free quick and easy install and removal from your car’s roof means you don’t have to leave it on all the time allowing you to use your roof rack for other things when you are not off kayaking/

Specification
Weight
9.50 kg
Dimensions
L 107.1 cm x W 23 cm x H 23 cm
Capacity
1 Boat, MAX. weight 36.3 kg
Or up to 2 Boards

Features
Easily load and unload kayaks and boards at waist level at the side of the vehicle with the easy to use slide and tilt mechanism
36 kg boat and board capacity easily handles a large kayak or two boards
Universal mounting hardware fits most roof racks
Lightweight materials and construction don’t eat up roof’s carrying capacity
Tilts down a lengthy 66 cm from roof rack height
Provides 30-45% weight assistance (depending on boat width)
Felt-covered cradles flex to conform to hull for secure transport
Folds down flat to reduce drag and noise when not in use
All tie-down straps included
Locks to base rack with SKS Lock Cores for added security (sold separately)
Not suitable for square bars with a depth exceeding 38 mm
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Requires through bar-style roof racks
Additional important fitment requirements detailed in instructions

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