Thule 898 Hullavator Pro Kayak Rack Reviews

4.9 Rating 81 Reviews

The Thule 898 Hullavator Pro is the ultra premium lift assist carrier that reduces up to 40lbs of a kayak's weight and allows side of vehicle loading, unloading and strapping.

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“Brilliant! Rack Attack Mississauga installed two, now I can load the kayaks by myself and invite a friend for a paddle.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“great product, my partner and I have two of these.”

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Posted 4 years ago

JollySquirrel-98001

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“I ordered an open box, and received it the next day. Everything was there we installed it and it's prefect.”

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Posted 4 years ago

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“The Hullavator is amazing but it didn’t work as I was hoping on my FJ cruiser. My cruiser is just too tall. I’m planing to use the Hullavator on another vehicle with a lower clearance.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“2nd one I own. Love these things.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“We love it for our hobie outback thank u thule”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I already had one Hullavator and needed a second one, so I purchased an open box one from Rack Attack to save some money. It really was near mint condition, just as great of quality as my first one purchased brand new. So happy I could get another one without breaking the bank! They aren’t that difficult to assemble and install. And I love being able to load two 50+ pound kayaks onto my car roof by myself. Love my Hullavators!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Rack installation is more involved than a typical Thule rack. However, once installed, loading a 55lb touring kayak onto the roof of the van very easy for one person, and carries boat securely.”

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Posted 5 years ago