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These aluminum crossbars are built for serious hauling. With a 500-lb weight capacity, they can take on kayaks, canoes, tents, and other heavy adventure gear without flexing or bowing. At 60" long, 3" wide, and 1-1/2" tall, they’ve got the size and strength to keep your gear steady mile after mile.
When you’re strapping down a kayak or a stack of lumber, those built-in tie-down points make all the difference. Each endcap gives you a solid anchor to run your straps through, so you can secure your load exactly how you want it. No need to hunt for extra hooks or creative strap spots—everything’s right where you need it.
A quiet ride makes long trips smoother. The rubberized strips that run through the top channels reduce wind noise and drag while keeping out dirt and debris. You get a more relaxed drive without the constant whistle that can come from open-channel bars.
Whether you’re carrying bikes, skis, or cargo boxes, these crossbars are set up for it all. They fit both channel-mount and clamp-on accessories, giving you flexibility with the gear you already own or plan to add later. From weekend paddling trips to cross-country travel, this design keeps your setup simple and versatile.
The aluminum build keeps weight down without sacrificing strength and won’t rust after years of use. The system includes two HD crossbars, four BaseLine towers, four adapters, and a custom fit kit designed for a solid connection on your naked roof. You can even add Yakima Same Key System (SKS) lock cores (sold separately) for extra theft deterrence when you park overnight.
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Brooke M.
2/26/2025
Thanks, Eric! Glad the crossbars have been working well for you :)