Review on 🎿 Rhino Rack Ski Carrier: The Essential Gear for Hassle-free & Safe Ski Transportation by Conrad Greene

Excellent frame. Have driven it almost 1000 miles through many storms and never had any problems. Stable stand. The people who said the braces broke put them on tight. Quick Start: Rotate the top bracket so they are perpendicular to the crossbars. Adjust the bottom brackets tight enough to prevent the rack from falling, but loose enough to allow it to be moved to align the front and back. (Repeat for the rear pillar). Tighten the upper bracket to the lower bracket just enough so that it does not slip on the crossbar. Attach the top bracket to the post (the screw is in the post when the post is open). Make sure that the stand does not slip. That's all. It is finished. Overall, the assembly of the front and rear luggage rack takes about 10 minutes.