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Tired of Asking for Help to Load Your Kayak?
We’ve all been there! Loading your kayak onto your car can be a hassle, especially when you’re trying to do it on your own. That’s exactly why we created this Kayak Roller with Dual Suction Cups — designed to give you a simple, safe, and efficient way to load your kayak onto the roof of your car without the need for extra hands.
Multiple Mounting Angles for Versatility
We know that cars come with varying rear window shapes, which is why this roller offers two adjustable mounting angles (70° & 90°). This allows you to choose the perfect angle for your car, making the process even easier and more versatile
5 inch Big Suction Cup
Stable support for your kayak boat
Release Tab
Remove the kayak roller easily
Stability and Protection for Your Kayak
The hourglass-shaped bracket and V-shape rotating foam are designed to keep your kayak securely in place during loading and transportation. The foam helps protect the hull from scratches and damage, so you can load your kayak with confidence, knowing it’s safe for the journey ahead.
Innovative Suction Cup Design with Safety Red Line Indicator
The roller features a heavy-duty suction cup equipped with a red line safety indicator, which continuously monitors the vacuum strength. This ensures that the air is fully evacuated from the suction cup before use, providing a secure hold every time you use it. If the red line is visible, it means the suction isn’t strong enough, so just pump again until it disappears, confirming the suction is at optimal strength.
How to Use the Kayak Roller
Step 1: Clean the rear window with a towel to ensure a clean surface for optimal suction contact.
Step 2: Place the kayak roller in your desired position on the rear window. Pump the two suction cups until the red line disappears, confirming the suction is strong and secure.
Step 3: Carefully place your kayak in the middle of the roller and load it onto the roof of your car. You’re ready to go!
Kayak Mark34
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
It's not yet kayaking weather where I am, but soon. I have a few kayaks including a 15 plus foot sea kayak that I transport on saddle mounts on the roof of my SUV. I wanted to try something to make it easier to load on the roof without leaning in on my vehicles' roof spoiler causing possible damage and/or scratching the paint.I've seen these type of loaders/rollers before, but never tried one. This kayak loader is solidity made, and extremely easy to assemble. It can also be easily disassembled for storage if needed.I have not actually loaded my kayak yet this season due to the winter weather hanging on, but I did install it on my rear hatch window using the suction cups. I did clean the glass window first, and then adhered the cups using the pumping buttons to create the suction. Wow, do these really adhere to the glass! The suction is so strong the loader does not budge at all. As a matter of fact, by using my body weight I tried to move the loader from the glass window, but My SUV actually rocked as I was trying to pry this off. Removal is as simple as can be, just release the pressure by pulling the bottom tabs.The roller itself moves smoothly while pushing by hand. I'm sure loading the kayak itself will be similar. The angle of the loaders' roller will allow me to roll the kayak above my rear spoiler, not touching any body part/paint and straight to the saddle holders themselves. This also will make it easier to lift/load/unload due to less resistance than my old method of using a rubber mat directly on my spoiler. I have lost a few mats because I have forgotten to remove the mat after using it. If I forget to remove this loader, I feel confident it will still be there when I reach my next destination.I'm looking forward to much easier loading/unloading for my kayaks, which also means more kayaking trips.
dirtydan
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
This is a huge help if you have a big heavy kayak. I think it’s a little too small for a canoe, and if you kayak is about 3 feet wide like mine (sit on top fishing kayak) it would be great if this is wider, but I knew the dimensions before ordering. I actually used this on the back of my sedan, which is at a good angle and it worked just fine. It did take some good force to get the roller to stick to the windshield, but it hung on tight and came off easily. Do not drive with this on though! It’s definitely of a good build quality. I think it’s great that this has two angles for rolling but I wish you could customize it. You can just put it lower or higher on the windshield to help with that though.
Lisa
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
Works great and it makes loading my Hobie so much easier.
noc
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
What a game changer!I've been kayak fishing with my brother for over a decade. Back then, the type of suction cup mounts were never strong enough for us to be confident to use for loading our heavy kayaks. When I say heavy, I generally mean kayaks over 70 lbs. The selling point is that there's a vacuum pump system, along with witness marks to verify that the suction is properly engaged. You simply push the suction cup onto the surface, press the pump until you don't see the red witness mark anymore, and it's good to go.My brother attached this to the back of his subaru impreza and proceeded to shake his entire car with it, and the suction did not come loose. He was able to easily load his hobie outback onto his car top, and removing the suction cups afterward was very simple.Reasons I docked 1 star:In the product photos, the two hoop parts connect to the straight roller section via screw and nut. They provide a screw and nut; however, the product already has these installed push-pins inside of them so you can't use the hardware. That's fine and all but, these push pins are the smallest I've ever seen of this variety. I wouldn't be comfortable with loading my other heavier (newer) outback model. The instructions were also not very good, but it doesn't take long to figure it out.
K. M. Abernathy
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
This thing is so much tougher than I thought it'd be. The directions are for an older version, one in which you'd have to put together the entire thing one piece at a time. It's actually a lot easier than the directions make it seem. Just a few steps. Two separate settings allow for use on a curved window or a straight one. It's been suctioned to our window for weeks now without any sign of loosening.
Briton
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
I had a kayaking friend try this out and she was able to mount it easily and load it up and unload it without much difficulty. Probably best to have two pairs of hands to ensure it doesn't go sideways before getting into the mount.
ParaBellumUnited
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
Fitment: Compatible with most cars and SUVs; designed to assist in loading kayaks onto vehicle roofs.Material Quality: Constructed with durable metal and EVA foam; features heavy-duty suction cups for secure attachment.Ease of Use: Suction cups with safety indicators ensure proper attachment; slight flexibility accommodates various rear window curvatures.Performance: Facilitates single-person loading of kayaks up to 150 lbs; hourglass roller design prevents side slipping during loading.Value: Priced at $49.99, offering a practical solution for solo kayakers seeking an efficient loading aid.Final Verdict: A reliable and user-friendly tool for solo kayak loading, combining sturdy construction with thoughtful design features.
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