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5-20 · 03-05-2017, 05:34 PM

Any of you got a H-bar on an Outback? I'm thinking that it might be a nice asset on my '15 outback, just so I can stand up for a short time when needed, to stretch, for better casting ability when a school of fish pops up a short distance away, etx etx.

Again, it would basically for being able to stand up for very short times and making sure I have something to grab on to if the yak shifts for whatever reason and I lose my balance. Without the H-bar I think I would be really nervous about possibly becoming separated from the yak if I happened to lose my balance.

Just doing a bit of research right now, really. Any drawbacks to having one on the outback? Does it get in the way? I'm also wondering how compatible the h bar would be with the pair of rod holders and fish finder i have up front.

Thanks for any input/thoughts about this.

03-05-2017, 05:34 PM	#1
5-20 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 241	H-Bar on an Outback Any of you got a H-bar on an Outback? I'm thinking that it might be a nice asset on my '15 outback, just so I can stand up for a short time when needed, to stretch, for better casting ability when a school of fish pops up a short distance away, etx etx. Again, it would basically for being able to stand up for very short times and making sure I have something to grab on to if the yak shifts for whatever reason and I lose my balance. Without the H-bar I think I would be really nervous about possibly becoming separated from the yak if I happened to lose my balance. Just doing a bit of research right now, really. Any drawbacks to having one on the outback? Does it get in the way? I'm also wondering how compatible the h bar would be with the pair of rod holders and fish finder i have up front. Thanks for any input/thoughts about this.