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Topic: Lockable rack add-on  (Read 3246 times)

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ZeeHawk

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Was watching some videos by RoKKiT KiT on YouTube and he was using these Lockracks. Looks like they don't put a ton of pressure on the yak and also lock; which has always been something that I've done but being able to not have to strap on a lock (or forget it) would be pretty sweet. Not too expensive either compared to Yakima/Thule.

https://lockrackus.com/collections/kayak-canoe/products/kayak-canoe
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A heavy cable with a combination lock is another satisfactory way of keeping tweekers from running off with your kayak.


ZeeHawk

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A heavy cable with a combination lock is another satisfactory way of keeping tweekers from running off with your kayak.

Yep, mentioned that in the post.
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