J-Kayak Carrier that Can Fit Thule Aeroblade Edge Crossbars
Updated 02/03/2021 | Published 01/31/2021
Question:
Hello! I have the Thule Aeroblade edge crossbars for a Subaru Forester. What kayak/j - hook rack would sit flush with these blades? I have a pair of j-hooks for square/round cross bars and they are not sitting properly for me. Thanks for your help!
asked by: Brad
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Expert Reply:
For a kayak carrier that is designed to fit the Thule Aeroblade Edge crossbars we have the Thule Hull-A-Port Aero # TH849000 which was designed to attach directly into the top channels of your bars and is the J-style you have currently which are easier to load.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Thule Hull-A-Port Aero Kayak Roof Rack w/ Tie-Downs - J-Style - Folding - Channel Mount
- Watersport Carriers
- Kayak
- Roof Mount Carrier
- J-Style
- Folding
- Bars with T-Slots
- Side Loading
- Track Mount
- No Load Assist
- Thule
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