INNO INA451 Accessory Stopper Stackers Review

An absolute must for Thule Stack or any kayak rack. This greatly simplifies loading and binding. I've had mine for a few months now and I can't live without it.

Both of my kayaks fit and don't move at all with this one complete with Malone Stax Pro2. I've used them to replace the foam blocks that came with the Malone Stax Pro 2 and they work a million times better/faster!

Great addition to the kayak packer. This makes my Thule 830 stacker much easier to use as the legs prevent the kayak from falling off before it is secured with straps. It also came with a set of straps that I can use to tie down a second kayak.

This was very easy to install on my Durango roof rack. I have a Thule forklift. I bought a set of cradles so we loaded one kayak on one side for a long time and then someone had to hold the other kayak upright on the other side until the straps were tight. The first set held up well so I finally got another set so both kayaks could be balanced while the straps were pulled and tightened.

You would think they could make the bolts a bit longer to fit other bars than their own. The studs are so short they won't fit on anything other than a very thin side brace. Now I need to find new screws and the hex head of the screw probably won't fit the plastic knobs so I can't use them. Stay away when using Yakima or any size crossbar. They are also just lightweight plastic, very overpriced.

I have a horizontal Tulley rack that supports kayaks on both sides. Usually you have to tie them around the rack a few times and then tie the kayaks to the bumpers front and back. These stoppers compress the kayaks on the outside of the car (kayaks on the side). Combined with a simple strap, canoes are held so tightly that they cannot be rotated out of line. I no longer attach bow and stern straps to the bumpers. They are easy to install and easy to use.