Thule 500XTB Xsporter Pro Black with Load Stops Reviews

4.6 Rating 13 Reviews

The Thule 500XTB Xsporter Pro Black with Load Stops is a height adjustable, versatile truck rack with maximum loading flexibility and superior carrying capacity.

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“Easy to install. Looks good and functions very well.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“The best rack for hauling surf boards. Does not whistle in the wind either which was one of my concerns. Great product. I bought the black one and it looks good.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Great product for my application! I bought these to transport two new kayaks that I will be purchasing. I had Yakima BedRock setup for our bikes and worked great but now with the Xsporter the bikes will be in the way of the Kayak so I went back a few days later and bought the T2 Pro XT for the hitch (I have an F-150). I love both Thule and Yakima but remember they have slight differences in models so you will need to find what work best for you! That being said, we do have a trailer and the Yakima BedRock was the best option as I didn't want to install anything on the roof because I'm not that big and don't want to struggle getting it up or down from there. Now with the Xsporter installed, I ended up installing a front hitch for the T2 Pro XT because we want to bring both the yaks and the bikes. All in all, I love both models and especially the hitch rack because its so much more easier getting the bikes on and off. As for the yaks, that'll take time for me as they are/can be bulky due to it being a tandem.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Xlnt!!!!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Very well made, you can tell a lot of thought has gone into design. I've always been impressed with Thule products.”

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Posted 7 years ago