PowderHound 6 Ski & Snowboard Mount, Fits Up to 6 Pairs of Skis or 4 Snowboards, Rides Quietly, Fits Most Roof Racks, Black

Got this for my daughter and she loves it. She is able to fit multiple snowboards now on the top of her car.

Can’t beat this at the price point. Easy to install and does exactly what is intended. Easy to remove at the end of season as well. My gear was firmly locked in place , even at highway speeds. Minimal losses in mpg.

Bought this because it was a cheaper option. Works as advertised. I have it on my 2021 Outback. Driven on highways going 75 mph and it's held up. Super easy to install, should fit a wide variety of racks as well with the adjustable mount. Took probably about 20 min to assemble and put on the car. Only knocks on it is that it is definitely not aerodynamic. I knew it would create some wind resistance, but there is wind noise when you go above 40 with a empty rack. I also wish some more of the components were metal instead of plastic. Overall its fine and does what it is suppose to. But give it 4 stars for those 2 reasons. Looking back, I wish I would have paid the extra money for the low profile version, but overall happy with it.

I was in between these and thule ski racks. Yakima’s were half the price and seemed pretty good for my needs. I got them, installation was a breeze, use even more practical, fits 2 sets of skis easily. I loved them for a month then went into a car accident where I lost the keys. The racks were absolutely fine (they endured a car accident where the car was totaled) so I installed them to a new car. I realized the keys were lost and reached out to the company to see if they can send second pair of keys. Within 3 days I received my additional keys. They didn’t have to provide that yet they still did, lovely people really.

I was very hesitant to buy these because of all of the bad reviews regarding the noise, but I also didn't want to pay $200 more for the "better" brand. The wind noise caused by the racks is minimal IF you have skis or snowboards in them. I drove 4 and a half hours to Mammoth this weekend, going 90+ mph at times with no issues with the noise. BUT, when the racks are empty, the wind noise becomes very noticeable after reaching around 60 mph. I think this is because the skis create a gap in the racks for air to pass through, significantly lessening the noise. Just take the racks off when you're not using them. It takes less than 20 minutes to install/uninstall.