NICE RACK
It’s nice to have big things. But if you have big things you need somewhere to put them. Yakima’s new heavy-duty LockN’Load base racks can help. With a 75kg load rating (per bar), the racks can increase your carrying capacity and save space in your rig. The aluminium roof bars...
YAKIMA LOCKN'LOAD ROOF RACKS
Named after the town in Washington state in which the company was born, Yakima have developed a tailored solution to your load-carrying needs. Folks in that part of the world love – and live – the outdoor lifestyle. The good news for us is that Yakima branched out and over...
ROOF SET-UP CAN BEAT TOWING
If you want to get up off the dirt, away from wrigglies and snappers, then your best bet is a rooftop tent. For every choice, there’s a pro and con column. Choosing whether to upgrade from a tent to a camper or caravan is a big change. The cost difference...
YAKIMA ROOF RACKS AND KAYAK TRANSPORTATION
By Graham Foley Possibly the only downside to owning and transporting a kayak is manoeuvring an unwieldy mass of plastic or fibreglass and placing on top of a vehicle in order to transport it to your favourite stretch of water. Thankfully this task has become a whole lot easier as...
YAKIMA SWEETROLL
SweetRoll, water, boat, on car, kayak TESTED BY JUSTIN WALKER IN AN IDEAL WORLD, we’d all own a super-lightweight sea kayak of, say, 16kg maximum weight. Unfortunately the ideal is not the reality; most sea kayak owners have to heft craft weighing from around 22kg up to 30kg up on...
YAKIMA TWOTIMER RACK
Words and Photos: Mike Blewitt Are you and innie or an outie? It seems like a personal question, but whether you put your bikes in the car, or outside of it makes a pretty big difference when packing up for a road trip, or just driving to the trailhead. Yakima...