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FishNinjaY · 03-20-2013, 10:03 AM

I'm no expert, and technically, I haven't (YET) had both kayaks up on my Honda Accord... but it seems pretty sturdy. I'm planning on carrying an Oasis, which is about 90-100lbs, and maybe ALSO my mini-X, which is about 45lbs.

So.. I would think the outback should be able to go on pretty much any car. You could also get the Malone inflatable soft racks?

I have a 4-door honda accord sedan, no raingutter or rails, just a bare roof. I have the Q-towers by Yakima, with the Q-clips from a Toyota Camry that had a very similar shape to my car. It seems to fit perfect, and I've carried the small kayak without any problems. I've also made numerous trips to Home Depot, and carried back 10ft 2x4s, sheets of plywood, etc.. without any problems, shifts, or highway mishaps.

03-20-2013, 10:03 AM	#5
FishNinjaY Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Seal Beach, CA Posts: 428	I'm no expert, and technically, I haven't (YET) had both kayaks up on my Honda Accord... but it seems pretty sturdy. I'm planning on carrying an Oasis, which is about 90-100lbs, and maybe ALSO my mini-X, which is about 45lbs. So.. I would think the outback should be able to go on pretty much any car. You could also get the Malone inflatable soft racks? I have a 4-door honda accord sedan, no raingutter or rails, just a bare roof. I have the Q-towers by Yakima, with the Q-clips from a Toyota Camry that had a very similar shape to my car. It seems to fit perfect, and I've carried the small kayak without any problems. I've also made numerous trips to Home Depot, and carried back 10ft 2x4s, sheets of plywood, etc.. without any problems, shifts, or highway mishaps.