Lake Oswego, OR – Yakima Racks, the leader in vehicle racks and cargo management solutions, is further meeting the needs of the growing adventure sports markets, including kayak fishing, overlanding and roof top camping, with the introduction of its Fall 2017/Spring 2018 lines. Make more room for your friends and keep your gear safe and secure with quality Yakima trailers -and get out there and explore! It’ll be winter before you know it.From kayak fishing to roof top tent camping, Yakima continues to meet the needs of growing categories with innovative products And since the company’s mission revolves around “putting more butts in seats,” that means your stuff stays outside the vehicle. “When adventure calls for a bunch of gear, you need to pack it right,” says Yakima. Shock absorbers ensure your gear has a bump-free ride, even at 75mph highway speeds! And tail lights and side markers increase safety and visibility. Storage is simple too, just fold in the tongue and roll it away. It also makes maneuverability a breeze when the unit is converted into a handcart. (While still storing gear underneath, to boot.) Photo Source: YakimaĬrafted from lightweight aluminum like other Yakima trailers, the EasyRider is resistant to corrosion and can stand up to heavy use.
Like the company’s new add-on tent stabilizing kit, which creates a level and stable tent platform so you can sleep in elevated, all-night outdoor comfort. T-slot attachments make adding gear mounts and accessories a breeze. Offering two levels of storage for better cargo organization, a carrying capacity of 500 pounds, and Yakima’s “widest, burliest HD bars” (78-inches to be exact) with integrated tie-down points, there’s not much the EasyRider can’t handle. Whether transporting bulky fishing kayaks and a packed cargo box or simply looking for a standalone tent platform, the EasyRider trailer is up to the task. Yakima EasyRiderĪs the name implies, this Yakima trailer is a simple and painless hauling option to get you and your gear to the next outdoor adventure. Weighing in a little over 150 pounds, RACKandROLL Yakima Trailers are user-friendly and well-engineered hauling solutions for all your recreational needs. And for more compactness, the wheels and tongue are removable. Small wheels on the rear of the trailer make it easy for you to roll the RACKandROLL upright for simple storage. This makes it easier to guide the unit-particularly helpful when trying to unload boats into the water or transport luggage to the cabin. The stand-out feature, however, is the RACKandROLL’s ability to transform from a trailer to a handcart, thanks to its innovative carrying handle. Furthermore, LED trailer lights are incorporated into the design to add visibility when on the go. And optional heavy-duty shocks (on the 78-inch model) ramps up the carrying power to 350 pounds. Shock absorbers give 4-inches of independent wheel travel, providing greater stability and protection for your gear. Made from lightweight, sturdy aluminum and featuring adjustable Yakima crossbars, the RACKandROLL provides a stable base to haul kayaks, bikes, cargo boxes, and more. Yakima RACKandROLLĪvailable in both 66- and 78-inch widths and boasting a 250-pound carrying capacity, RACKandROLL Yakima trailers are built to maximize your gear hauling.
But more than that, they’re built upon a brand that believes in empowering people to get out and make some memories.Īnd, with refreshing Fall weather creeping in, what better time to be creating shared experiences, right? So, let’s check out some Yakima trailers in the lineup, built to assist you with just that. Photo Source: Yakimaĭedicated to providing customers with top-quality cargo and gear racks, expertly crafted to handle whatever adventures you have planned, Yakima’s products are also stylish and convenient.
Something else that isn’t likely to surprise you, is the fact that Yakima has durable and affordable trailers to help you haul your extra gear, so you don’t have to sacrifice fun for the sake of stuff. In fact, according to the 2019 SEMA Market Report, trailer and towing product sales have grown to a whopping $800+ million dollars, up nearly $200 million in three years! If you own a truck or SUV, which-based on market data-you likely do, then that valuation spike probably doesn’t present much surprise. Luckily, there are more than a few options on the aftermarket. But you still need a way to transport your gear, which means you’ll need to pick up a top-quality trailer. Besides, let’s be honest-fishing, kayaking, trail-riding, camping, and a host of other recreational activities are particularly more enjoyable this time of year, after the sweltering heat has burned off and changing leaves add some variety to the landscape. Before the weather turns too crisp and cold, you’re probably looking to squeeze in a few more trips to the great outdoors.
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