Moontube - Universal Inflatable Roofrack Bars

Bought this having owned a Rhino pair years ago. I was really impressed with the ease of use and reliability.Used it to carry 3 surf boards in a heavy travel bag on a recent trip to Lanzarote. Worked perfectly all week with no adjustment needed. Would highly recommend!

Easy to fix, effective. Good priceWorked to fix 1 surfboard to a roof, not sure 2 would be secure at high speed on a motorway

Quick to fit and did the job!Good: packs small, easy to fit, transports a 25kg plastic kayak, nice price and good quality.So so: felt I needed an extra strap for faster, longer runs but easily done. Slight bit of air loss but not an issue!Would definitely recommend!

Bought as an interim while waiting for specific roof bars to arrive to transport kayaks. Easy to fit and supported the load well away from the roof. Integrated load straps held the kayak tight and it didn't move at all. It's now passed on to my partner for her car.Great piece of kit.

Very easy to use, just blow up and place on roof. 1 strap for each bar, and one strap to secure whatever your carrying. To deflate just press button and push air out. Comes with storage bag. Very happy with this.

When it started raining outside, it also started raining inside. Not ideal for a rainy 6 hour journey down to Cornwall with a surfboard. All 4 of us ended up very wet!

Tried these to save money in proper roof bars for our gold so it could carry out kayak. We could get them to fit securely enough to keep the kayak on. Returned and bought full metal bars instead

The most important thing you need to know about these is that *they can put dents in your car roof*I have an old car so it doesn't really matter to me, hence the 4* review because they work for what I wanted, but be aware of this!So the good stuff: I used these to take a 20kg kayak for a total of 6ish hours of motorway speed driving. They were incredibly simple to set up, and the kayak didn't budge.I did use a ratchet strap as well just to be completely sure for the motorway, but I don't think it really needed it and I didn't use it for local journeys.The less good stuff: However, in order to get everything firm enough to not budge, I had to tighten it until the roof popped down. I was hoping it would pop right back again but it did not - I've ordered some dent pullers now to fix it.So I would say for quick transport of fairly light items - perfect. For long distance/ high speed transport or heavy items - if you have an old car you don't really mind getting dented, great. If you care about your car I would strongly recommend paying the extra and getting a proper roof rack that doesn't put the weight on the thinnest bit of the roof.