I was trying to compose an email to my sister in-law how to mount her canoe and came across this video . Simple and straight forward presentation. Excellent. "My god that a beautiful canoe" . !!
Thank you! I had to help a family member with their canoe and it was the same model with what looked like the same straps as in the video. I was lucky to come across your help, cheers!
What did you use for that foam padding on the cross bar? I like that idea because it provides something to "give" a little bit when tightening it down. Currently I use large foamy pads but they are too big and provide too much play.
That's not really right. The front and rear straps need to be at opposing angles, not semi-parallel to one another. You could push that canoe from the rear and push it all the way off the hood like you came to a hard stop. The front and rear string just don't do anything like you have them.
I usually use small rachet straps. One through the canoe's front carry handle forward to my bull bar or front tow hooks. In the back I wrap around the canoe's rear seat support and hook onto my receiver.
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I was trying to compose an email to my sister in-law how to mount her canoe and came across this video .
Simple and straight forward presentation. Excellent. "My god that a beautiful canoe" . !!
Thank you! I had to help a family member with their canoe and it was the same model with what looked like the same straps as in the video. I was lucky to come across your help, cheers!
And at the end, when you tug on the strings, say "that's not going anywhere
Haha, ya, "not going anywhere" until there is any little load on those STRINGS!
Lol
Love this tide-down very much. Getting a canoe this this summer. This vid is going to be handy.
Thanks for the video. Short and to the point. Exactly what I was looking for!
i like the idea of the hood anchor tubes
I won't be doing all that mad knot tying lads just the straps but nice skills on the knots
What did you use for that foam padding on the cross bar? I like that idea because it provides something to "give" a little bit when tightening it down. Currently I use large foamy pads but they are too big and provide too much play.
How wide are those crossbars? I have a 2020 Subaru Outback and will be carrying two canoes.
Thx bud
Helpful video! Could you share the make/model of the cam buckle straps used in the demonstration?
they are NRS cam straps
Can I put it sideways!? To load up a kayak on the side?!
Thank you for the video!
Do you know what length those straps are?
They come in a wide variety of lengths.
you can see NRS-12 on the side, so these are the 12 foot ones :)
What are those little foam blocks you use on top of the bar?
Little foam blocks
They're used to avoid scratching in case it slides back and forth. Yet it shouldn't do that.
That's not really right. The front and rear straps need to be at opposing angles, not semi-parallel to one another. You could push that canoe from the rear and push it all the way off the hood like you came to a hard stop. The front and rear string just don't do anything like you have them.
I usually use small rachet straps. One through the canoe's front carry handle forward to my bull bar or front tow hooks. In the back I wrap around the canoe's rear seat support and hook onto my receiver.
That string looks pretty thin!?!