Dakine Xl Aero Rack Pads

Transport your surfboards with these 18 inch wide rack pads with upper padding and a sleek hook and loop closure holding them in place.

Dakine xl aero rack pads.

Transport your surfboards with these 18 inch wide rack pads with upper padding and a sleek hook and loop closure holding them in place. Split split 28 71cm set of two. Dakine builds backpacks bags outerwear gloves and accessories for surf skate snowboard ski mountain bike windsurf and kite. Yakima crossbar pads for mounting surfboards and kayaks on roof racks round 20 inch 2 8 out of 5 stars 4.

The dakine aero rack pads are the answer to a more aerodynamic foam pad for your existing roof rack crossbars. These 18 inch wide rack pads are sold in pairs and feature custom extruded foam covered with durable 600d polyester fabric a hook and loop closure holds the foam in place. The dakine aero rack pads are the answer to a more aerodynamic foam pad for your existing roof rack crossbars. Dorsal aero roof rack pads 28 inch wide 15 ft straps for car surfboard kayak sup long.

Dakine aero rack pads 18 inch x large 4 4 out of 5 stars 32. These xl dakine rack pads are the only pads i ve found that look like they were made for my thule xsporter pro rack with aero bars. The dakine rack pads fit your existing roof rack crossbars to provide padded protection for transporting surfboards. Dakine aero rack pads 28 the dakine aero rack pads long are the ideal larger surfboard roof rack transport solution in a sleek aerodynamic design.

The aero rack pads are offered in two sizes to fit a range of crossbar circumferences. The aero rack pads are offered in two sizes to fit a range of crossbar circumferences. Transport your surfboards with these 18 inch wide rack pads with upper padding and a sleek hook and loop closure holding them in place. Fits most factory car racks spli.

This set of two foam pads offer 28 inch wide top of rack padding for transporting surfboards up top. Even if you keep your board in a padded bag the constant vibrations from driving and forces from the wind on the board create a stress raiser where a bare bar is in contact with the deck.