INNO Racks - Locking Surfboard Roof Rack - Water Sport Car Top Mount

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Product Description The INNO Racks INA744 Locking Surfboard Roof Rack is the best way to lock and transport boards on the roof of your car. The surf carrier features a ratcheting tension system that allows you to securely lock down your board with ease. For protection and security there are rubber cushions and locking covers and keys included, respectively. For vehicles with larger factory crossbars consider the INNO Racks ISF711 Long Bolt Adapter Kit. .com Protect your surfboard on long road trips with the Inno Board Locker, the ultimate board carrier for serious surfers. The rack includes a ratcheting mechanism for secure tightening. The Board Locker features a universal mounting system that attaches to square, round, and most factory crossbars, so you can load your surfboard on almost any type of car. It's also easy to load your surfboard thanks to the floating strap system and ratcheting tightening mechanism. Most importantly for frequent travelers, the Board Locker includes keys and locks to accompany the rubber-coated stainless-steel straps and rubber cushions. Now you can carry three short boards or two long boards without scratching your vehicle or putting your boards at risk when you walk into a restaurant. A long bolt kit is available for cars with oversized bars. About Inno Advanced Car Racks A division of Car Mate USA, Inno has been designing and manufacturing innovative and technologically advanced car racks for more than 30 years. Car Mate was founded in 1966 by Takaaki Murata, the inventor of the car seat headrest, and is today the largest manufacturer of automotive accessories in Japan. The company launched Inno 10 years later, eventually capturing a near-60 percent share of the Japanese car rack market before entering the U.S. market in 2003. Offering lasting appeal to "weekend warriors" everywhere, Inno racks are tested in the most vigorous conditions imaginable, including in the lab with UV-ray and salt spray exposure and on high-speed race tracks. Inno is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.