🚗 COR Surf Roof Rack Pad for Round or Square Crossbar - Surfboard, Longboard, Kayak, SUP - Round Crossbar Pads (28 inches) Review

This rod cover does not fit round rods. The foam does not split, so when gravity becomes useless, the foam pad immediately falls under the bar.

This product was too small. Poor quality foam padding (like pool noodle). The foam is very thin, about 1/2 inch. This will NEVER remain the case when transporting my kayak.

Good product. Installation is slightly different. The packaging looks great and is closed at both ends. The only problem is that the crossbar has to go through the ends. Had to work around the ends to get it working. Still works fine.

If your bars are about three inches wide, brace yourself for trouble. The foam inside wants to return to its tube insulator shape instead of lying on top of the crossbar. The width of the nylon sleeve requires that the foam compress when you wrap the bottom. The Velcro straps barely overlap to hook and hold the lid. Certainly "aerodynamic" as it hugs the crossbars very closely. Not sure if the tight hook and loop engagement is enough to hold the pads in place while the yak is being pushed.

The foam is perfect for my surfboards. I buy two pairs of 19" spacers to place my boards next to each other, 2x2. Long boards over 9 feet and short boards. Also, no holes have to be made in the coating material. Open the velcro, pull the foam. from the pockets at each end, place the foam on the stand, wrap and secure the velcro sleeve over the foam. I wouldn't use them for anything heavy like a kayak. Thanks also to the seller for getting the second pair out quickly after I informed him that I…

Good product. Installation is slightly different. The packaging looks great and is closed at both ends. The only problem is that the crossbar has to go through the ends. Had to work around the ends to get it working. Still works fine.

If your crossbars are about three inches wide, brace yourself for some trouble. The foam inside wants to return to its tube insulator shape instead of lying on top of the crossbar. The width of the nylon sleeve requires that the foam compress when you wrap the bottom. The Velcro straps barely overlap to hook and hold the lid. Certainly "aerodynamic" as it hugs the crossbars very closely. Not sure if the tight hook and loop engagement is enough to hold the pads in place while the yak is being…

Foam fits my surfboards perfectly. I buy two pairs of 19" spacers to place my boards next to each other, 2x2. Long boards over 9 feet and short boards. Also, no holes have to be made in the coating material. Open the velcro, pull the foam. from the pockets at each end, place the foam on the rack, wrap and secure the lid onto the foam. I wouldn't use them for anything heavy like a kayak. Thanks also to the seller who rushed with the second pair after I informed him that I had only received one…