Need extra roof space for cargo or a second kayak yet concerned about gas mileage? Turn to the low-profile SeaWing kayak/cargo carrier, which is truly in a class by itself.

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The carrier's mid-point mounting leaves enough room to transport a second kayak (requires another carrier).

The SeaWing combines a single saddle design with mid-point mounting, making it easy to set up while providing extra roof space. Boaters can use this roof space to add a second kayak--the only bottom-down carrier in the market that encourages such versatility. The SeaWing's low profile, meanwhile, flexes gently to cradle your boat while you drive, keeping air resistance at a minimum. And the SeaWing works with most vehicles thanks to the universal-fit Jawz mounting hardware, which fits round, square, and most factory oval cross rails. The carrier even transfers to another vehicle in minutes--no tools required.

Construction features include corrosion-free polycarbon for the frame, ribbed synthetic rubber for the padding, cam-style load straps with buckle protectors, and 50mm and 60mm pre-coated mounting bolts (larger bolts are available for purchase if necessary). Compatible with the Malone Stinger load assist module, the SeaWing measures 27 by 5 by 6 inches (W x H x D) and supports up to 70 pounds.

About Malone Auto Racks
Malone is the fastest-growing rack accessory company in North America, with a track record of more than 10 years of industry leadership and innovation. The company's products are sold in more than 1,500 outdoor online and retail stores throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe. Malone operates from the coast of Maine, helping the company stay true to its mission and values. Everything Malone sells must be "simple to sell, simple to install, and simple to use." The company is built to enhance its customers' enjoyment of rivers, lakes, and oceans while minimizing their carbon footprint through aerodynamic transport design and complete material recycling.