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What, is this not the kind of ski rack you were hoping to see? Happy Friday everyone! Go hit the slopes!

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Want to know what people are saying about their Thule ski and snowboard racks? We have some reviews right here. And, please feel free to add your own comments so we can know what you think about yours.

Benjamin R. in Bellbrook, OH, gives the Thule Universal FlatTop Ski Rack & Snowboard Rack 5 out of 5 stars.  

"I bought this rather than others because of the low price. Installation was easy and it works great. I've used it several times to haul my skis and never had an issue. Locks work well and everything stays secure. I would highly recommend this to carry skis and snowboards."

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The INNO Dual Angle Ski and Snowboard Rack

Just in time for the ski and snowboard season, here are a few new ski and snowboard racks you may want to check out.

INNO brings you the Dual Angle Ski & Snowboard Rack, the Grab Max Ski & Snowboard Rack and the Rail Slider II Ski & Snowboard Rack. All great racks—just a few things to point out about each.

The Dual Angle rack mounts to factory side rails without needing any crossbars. It fits up to 6 pairs of skis or 4 snowboards, and includes locks to secure your gear. The Grab Max and the Rail Slider II racks work well with extra thick skis and chunky bindings. They also carry up to 4 snowboards or 6 pairs of skis, and include a lock and key. And, they fit both round and square aftermarket crossbars and most factory crossbars. The Rail Slider II pulls out to the side for easy and convenient loading and unloading.

What are you waiting for? Grab a ski and snowboard rack, load up the car, and hit the road—it’s supposed to be a great snow weekend!

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When choosing your ski or snowboard rack, it's imporant to note that not all racks are created equally. There's low-profile, high-rise, low-fi or high-tech, depending on how much you want to spend and how easy they are to install.

If you're looking for the best in the biz, you should check out Yakima and Thule.

Courtesy VW Online

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