HandiWorld HRACK HandiRack Universal Car Roof Rack; Quick Fit Heavy-duty Roof Bars; Black, H10, W33, D146cm

Needed a set of extra long double ladders to do some roof work.Bought this to saving on buying £150+ ladders and transport some existing ladders in the familyWorked perfectly, easy to set up and take down, ladders felt very securing with the straps.Packed away in the box ready for the next use.

This product is fantastic. What an extremely clever and inexpensive solution to the problem of fitting a roof rack.So far today, we have used it to transfer a ladder and s laid of 4 metre long skirting boards. No problem whatsoever.It's easy to fit to your car, solid and, so far, totally reliable.

Really like it, used it for surf board and didn’t move a budge. Very strong and so easy to use. Only problem I had was when it rained heavily, it soaked through the straps in the car and soaked us😂. Recommend having towels in back seat just incase of weather !

Any person who reviews this product as negative due to reasons stated in the reviews should be disregarded.Fantastic product, I took my kayak on around a 140 mile round trip, at 60-70mph and the Handirack performed brilliantly. There was heavy rain while I was fitting the product, but even still I managed to fit and inflate the racks in around 5 minutes.The racks did allow water to come into the car but it was by no means an internal downpour, the straps simply got wet and this allowed water to go onto the upholstery on the roof, this should easily be shampood out. Despite this I still can not give this a bad review as I actually read other reviews and therefore knew what to expect.I also bought some heavy duty ratchet straps to go with the rack and these proved to be a useful buy, the straps included are a little lightweight but again I read other reviews so I expected this.In all, a fantastic alternative to expensive metal roof bars, they don't take long at all to fit and they go on any car (including my 3 door hatchback, pictured). This is great as I can roll them up and throw them in the back of my kayak and fit them to a 2nd car downstream.I would certainly recommend this product if you either don't have the cash for metal bars, need the versatility to fit to different cars and/or if you're just going to be using them every so often.

We had to transport a heavy antique table from London to the Lake District. The journey would take over 5 hours of motorway driving. We were simply amazed that this simple, easy to install (and now easy to store) rack did the job in finest fashion. A very impressive and massively handy and practical project. Some water leakage around the straps due to showers on the journey. We’d read this in reviews prior to purchasing so wrapped towels at the entry points and it did the job. Can’t say how pleased we were with this fantastic product.

Easy to fit, tough materials and so should last a long time. Excellent purchase.

These handibars are very good if:- You don't travel in the heavy rain (read below)- You don't want the expense or limitations of a car specific physical bars- You only intend to carry a ladder, roof bag, or kayak.Size was perfect for our Mk7 Ford Fiesta but would suit smaller or bigger vehicles too.They have a clean fuss free look once fitted. The straps run through your doors and up and over front and back.Benefits are:1 - You don't have the difficulty of fitting car-specific physical bars (so totally tool free).2 - super easy to fit (solo job)3 - fold up and easy to storeDownsides are:1 - if you're tall the straps will interact with your head throughout the journey.2 - if you travel in wet conditions they will bring water into the car.3 - increases road noise.A note on wet ingress:We purchased the "wet weather kit" from the handiwork website, it's not available on Amazon. It's only £12 and is essentially a set of sponges that slot between the straps and the doors water seal.These do a great jobs in light-medium rain and short spell of heavy rain.We drove thru a storm for 8+ hours of heavy rain and we got heavy water ingress. We overcame this with towels wrap on the straps at all four entry points. We had to stop and swap the towels at around the 4-5 hour mark.So you'd be fine to take them in the wet so long as you're prepared and I'd definitely recommend the wet weather kit.

Worked great with the hold all on my little fiesta. Straps did end up letting some water into the car when it was raining, but we knew that would happen. Felt secure for a long journey