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Mark Music - 6 years ago

Good video....Thanks

Lottie Michell - 7 years ago

Im new and in the same boat. Thankyou for sharing

Perogam - 7 years ago

Your hot. I'd go kyaking with you anytime!

Diana D'Amato - 7 years ago

This is genius.

Dee Dee - 7 years ago

Thank you so much for this video! I just bought a kayak & have been trying to figure a way to actually get it onto my car w/o damaging my car, kayak, or myself! I'm 5' and weigh 85 lbs so needless to say, I certainly don't have much upper body strength! Once again, thank you!!

Chrissy Polans - 7 years ago

That's really smart. I wonder how I could do this though as have j cradles? I'll keep looking... Thank you for sharing

Bepe Gabianni - 7 years ago

all it takes is a grain of sand and scratch city

WoodsTrekkin' Adventures - 7 years ago

Thanks for sharing....been shopping for a kayak and was looking for ideas on how to get it onto the roof of my Jetta. Voila! Now I know what i need to buy!

Malcolm Smith - 7 years ago

still genius !

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Some guy From Canada - 7 years ago

She got haters for this? Lol. Well done miss. That's a jimmy rig if I ever did see one. I have a beast of a kayak to load on a two door as well. On a windy day try manhandling a kayak up on top of a roof with foam
Pads.......

Cgrndjeyn Tomvn - 7 years ago

the easy way is to get a man to do it for you.

Allan Johansen - 7 years ago

Look where feminism got you , normally you have a man that could pick that up and put it in place in two seconds . ! very good tho

wacka2 - 7 years ago

so you just dont wanna use the purpose designed loader thats already fitted right there at the back of the roof rack ?...............ok

Lynn Caldwell - 7 years ago

Good job girl! You got the kayak on and look good doing it.

MOISES F IZURIETA - 7 years ago

have you tried the same method from the rear of the vehicle?

Rubylox - 7 years ago

Thank you. This was very helpful.

melissa hern - 7 years ago

your awesome

treblasior - 7 years ago

thanks I'm new to kayaking and this helped a lot.

Cianopan - 7 years ago

удивляет её стремление каячить. Либо муж попросил загрузить ;-)

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Jeffrey Elliott - 7 years ago

She got the job done all you fuck wad haters can just go to hell and quit hatin for she's doing it how she wanted to do it and it's great exercise on top of that !!!! So for all you sob's get a life !!!

c fedyszyn - 8 years ago

What is important is that you got it done, no matter how difficult. It'd be nice to have help, but it's always best to know for sure you can handle something yourself. that = independence and self reliance. The good news for you is that your car roof is not esp. high as many suv roofs are.

nub Fishin - 8 years ago

Ignore the negative comments. You're out on the water and not letting the issue of loading the kayak get in the way and sharing it. Great job!

sevenrats - 8 years ago

or you could just lay a rubber backed carpet over the back of the car and just slide it up.

OlliMSa - 8 years ago

If that was your own idea KUDOS to you! Great idea with the kayak cart.

Number8 - 8 years ago

To everyone reading this, I hope you have a very bad day. Fuck you!

phon inta - 8 years ago

so no scratch to the car at all? mmmm lol

Will Wong - 8 years ago

Great job, even though I probably would do it from behind my CR-V and slide the kayak from above the trunk because, that way, I would probably have an easier time and inflict possibly less dents on my car.

Joe Gwyther - 7 years ago

Letthem bow a Donkey. Paddle on Gi

OSIEL ALVARADO - 8 years ago

Good job :).

kalenhouse - 8 years ago

sexy and smart. you go gurl!!!

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Chris W - 8 years ago

Lol, this should be renamed to: how not to load a kayak.

Scotty Bingham - 8 years ago

What a great idea! Thanks so much for sharing!

Sunny Scott - 8 years ago

Looks kinda Rube Goldberg to me.

Rick Martin - 8 years ago

You're very self sufficient.

meridian f - 8 years ago

YOU DO REALIZE THAT WHAT YOU HAVE ON YOUR CAR IS A "ONE MAN KAYAK LOADER"??!! Take your kayak to the back of your car. Put that blue mat on the trunk and backside of your car. Lean your kayak on the trunk (nose up), lift the keell (back of boat), the nose of your boat will be on the wheels on your rack and you just roll the kayak on. Just make sure your wheels are unlocked! That's what those wheels are SPECIFICALLY made for.... ONE MAN LOADING!!

ThePauljohnc - 8 years ago

This is a great idea, but it looks fairly unstable. Your saddles have rollers on the back half specifically designed for loading.

Paul Tran - 8 years ago

You're smart!! Have fun out there on water!!

Clay - 8 years ago

Nice ass

Meinsnailen - 8 years ago

Where there's a will there's a way - Good thinking.

Meagain921 - 8 years ago

Full marks for creativity an enthusiasm. I do it differently, but greatly appreciate the sharing which seems to have helped many people. Thanks

zofoblues - 8 years ago

The haters can go blow a monkey. This is a good idea and good luck to you.

M M - 8 years ago

I am sorry, the 3 option is to get a friend that helps you, but the wheels on the car and pushing is hilarious.

M M - 8 years ago

This is the reason why you buy an inflatable or a big car/truck. If you think putting wheels on the hood of your car and pushing the yak up will work every time, good luck.
The kayak will fall and it will f#$ck up your car.
This is another idea on how to dent, scratch your car and end up in a body shop.

Jim Underhill - 8 years ago

Thanks, great idea!

Saori Hamajima - 8 years ago

GREAT JOB now I can actually load my 4mtr kayak without doing my back [again]

Joey Garcia - 8 years ago

Interesting approach! I never thought of a front approach and using that cart upside down is genius. Those long kayaks are 75 - 80 lbs with an awkward shape making difficult for me at 6"1' 220lbs. No one wants to scratch their car either. Congratulations! You are a very determined girl, a very admirable quality in a woman!

Armydad - 8 years ago

Great job! Your method was smart, useful and was the first time that saw a front loading method. Keep up the good work. Armydad

shimanchunutakara - 8 years ago

Why don't u just lift weights to build upper body strength?

Hussain Khazal - 9 years ago

goodjob.

kingshootr - 9 years ago

7 years later, this video is still helping people. I had no idea how I was going to get mine on the roof of my truck - until now. Using the cart upside down - truly genius. Thanks!

Joe Gwyther - 7 years ago

Let them blow a Donkey. Paddle on girl

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Richard Wells - 9 years ago

That is brilliant - thank you. I'm knocking on a bit and lost some of my strength so that idea will be great. Nice easy video.

robert boardman - 9 years ago

Thanks v good idea
Rob

Karen M - 9 years ago

Horrible video- clearing your throat constantly is very distracting

Ken Conway - 9 years ago

Nice job, great ingenuity. I admire your determination to do it yourself.

paisa007 - 9 years ago

Poor body mechanics. You will blow your back if you keep lifting like that.
Good job though, very thought!

trueblue - 9 years ago

well done - we use a blanket over the windscreen and bonnet - slides on top nicely - but I might try your way for a change! - thank you -

Aga Ostrowska - 9 years ago

OMG, That's so me except my car is bigger. Kayak is exactly half of my weight

timber_beast - 10 years ago

Free advice:Use MUCH LESS ARM and BACK, and MUCH MORE LEGS! Seriously. This is especially true at the end of the day when you are exhausted and your back is vulnerable to strain and the arms are rubber. Also, If you load from the rear of the vehicle like I do on my truck, you can simply raise the bow to catch the rear of the rack, walk back and grab the rear grab handle, and then (using your legs) slide the boat forward until it is ready to be pivoted on the rack and pushed the rest of the way. I have done this with a 300lb Laser.

richard johnson - 10 years ago

you have rollers at the why did you choose to load from the front rather than from the trunk and use the rollers?

ramlinman2004 - 10 years ago

Its much easier just to slide it up using towels than that wheel.

/Shooter - 9 years ago

+ramlinman2004 towels scratch paint

damkayaker - 10 years ago

Good job! I think you have the same Yakima Hully Rollers and Mako Saddles that I have. I have a full size van and gave up putting kayaks up there. 13'6" is max size that fits inside van. I have a few tips for you. Although your system is working, the Hully Rollers should be the 1st contact with the kayak then Mako saddles. That's the design idea with that Yakima system. How much does that Hobie weigh?

Beyond The Veil - 10 years ago

You girl, are a die hard kayaker. That looks like a lot work, but just loading a kayak can be hard any way you do it. So good for you. Thanks for sharing.

Sak P - 10 years ago

Why don't you just use Thule's Haulelevator.

Bjarne Marstein - 8 years ago

+Sak P What about easylift kayak rack? www.easylift.no

internetpilot23 - 10 years ago

Great job -- quite ingenious, especially using the kayak cart. Thanks for sharing.

MrBlister1972 - 10 years ago

So, I'm guessing when you get to where you're going to paddle, you have to bungee the wheelies and mat back on the car to offload. That's a lot of work, but you did it!

Jeremy Catches - 10 years ago

Great video! I think if you used straps to hold your wheelez down intead of bungie cords they wouldn't move around as much, and the straps probably could go all the way around your trunk lid. And if you do it from the trunk side you could incorporate the wheels on your nice rack. :)

Peter Bruce - 10 years ago

This caught my attention and after looking at the video I have to say "well Done" Regards Peter

Thor Mcgee - 10 years ago

Put a bikini on and when the fat neighbor comes outside pretending that he needs to water his lawn, ask him to toss it on your car. I keed I keed!

tyson1ize - 10 years ago

obviously hasn't as much to do with strength as intelligence well done!! well thought out !!!

Thebosshow - 10 years ago

holy wow!!!

gonadus zealot - 10 years ago

Resourceful....... Excellent. Need more like you.

Krombopulos Michael - 10 years ago

Must suck to be a girl when it comes to lifting stuff. All that extra work!

All I have to do is grab my kayak and put that fucker up there. But I understand it's not really the weight issue, mine is about 80pounds. The problems arise from the long length and displacement of the weight.

Great video and good job!

DaysWithJ&M - 10 years ago

fart at 3:24

Kyle M - 6 years ago

J P........woah woah woah... "YOU PEOPLE"????

J P - 7 years ago

That''s the sound of her shoes scraping on the concrete. What's wrong with you people?

Adrian Petcu - 9 years ago

a big fart :)))

rc3291 - 10 years ago

mind over matter

bob Last - 10 years ago

Good job pretty lady.

my name - 10 years ago

If you don't mind your car being scratched this is good

Michael Childs - 10 years ago

So, how smart are you? Nicely done.

SAVAGE308SNIPER - 10 years ago

How can transport my kayak on my motorcycle?

MT: Gear/Man Stuff/Nature/Etc - 10 years ago

+SAVAGE308SNIPER Haha! It's like a GoPro, just bigger!

SAVAGE308SNIPER - 10 years ago

+ManlyTexan Dude! I didn't even think of that! Thanks for the advice!

MT: Gear/Man Stuff/Nature/Etc - 10 years ago

Helmet mount.

Will Northrop - 11 years ago

oh how much i do not want to be the buyer of that used car lol

Thomas Pleasants - 11 years ago

Way to go Nice job

carolcheny - 11 years ago

I'm glad there are stubborn loners just like me.

Angel Dominguez - 11 years ago

Thank you so much for sharing. I am a single woman in my 50's, and have been seriously looking to buy a kayak, but one of the concerns has been how am i going to load it by self without having to buy a very expensive kayak rack that loads it by self. Your creativity and willingness to share is awesome! thanks so much!

david aronowitz - 11 years ago

another way to do it is to get an extender (can be a stick, thin pvc pipe) and put it in one of the side holes of thule bars and then rest the kayak on it while you push it up onto the kayak carriers. Just too much work to use the wheeleez carrier.

david aronowitz - 11 years ago

use a rope.. use your bars as a pulley and just pull the kayak up from the side. 100 times easier than worrying about the kayak sliding backwards banging up your rudder too.

pfStream - 11 years ago

Have you thought about loading it from the rear? The trunk may not be as long as the hood. Still good post.

Kaclu Klonson - 11 years ago

Creepin on Youtube, huh?

jakescakes - 11 years ago

You do realize you have great English?

shawn woods - 11 years ago

Great Vid.... Thanks for posting :-)

Kevin Sanderson - 11 years ago

Awesome

Jos. N. - 11 years ago

Extremely nice! Fantastic and helpful. Thank you!

Leafy Greens - 11 years ago

Good job, for a girl.

joseph gonzalez - 11 years ago

its was so cute

TLCinSRQ - 11 years ago

Great job young lady!

NoneForYou - 11 years ago

Exactly.

Johannes David - 11 years ago

Solo stupid oh my god!

Heather Annastasia - 11 years ago

Wow. Thank you SO much. I bought a very large tandem ocean kayak so I can go out with my twins, but taking it out by myself has been an ordeal. I have a C-Tug cart, which has a lower profile, so I wasn't sure if this would work, but it did! And it was so easy! Brilliant!

BDTPENRITH - 11 years ago

very nice butt

Andy Tetsill - 11 years ago

great idea using the kayak trolley Thanks.

EdwardStarsmith - 11 years ago

Around 2:30 you picked up the whole thing, so don't be selling short your upper body strength. You did fine. This is a solution that would be helpful to a lot of people, not just "small girls". You came up with a good one. Well done.

Adrian Ient - 11 years ago

clever and cute

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Das Gemuse - 11 years ago

cough cough hullyrollers

tiredtridude - 11 years ago

NIce video! Very creative.

DrDennis77 - 11 years ago

Check out a foldable kayak called Oru Kayak. Can go in your trunk and avoid all that trouble.

top40productions - 11 years ago

Awesomesauce !!

Supriya Das - 7 years ago

top40productions

laurencesmurf - 11 years ago

I think she is demonstrating ingenuity when creating this system. Some people don't have enough strength to pick up a kayak, and this can provide a safer, and easier method for them to do this. She never said it was a fast method, however, this method can save people's strength.

Bob Outdoorz - 11 years ago

Great video young lady!!

Kimberly Jones - 11 years ago

So many of you are jerks for your chauvinist comments. I applaud her for a very nice video on has a person who cannot just pick up a kayak and put it on a vehicle. She did a wonderful job.

ranchgoddess - 12 years ago

I'm glad I bought a smaller kayak...

scotny99 - 12 years ago

Nice arse

radbcc - 12 years ago

Cute, fit, nice smile, and thinks like an engineer = great combo

Frank Anyon - 12 years ago

@3:24 i can fap to this.

kiaking59 - 12 years ago

you do realise the wheels on the back part of your rack is made and you spent money on and yet you look like you just wanted to act really stupid

Bob Cartwright - 12 years ago

My woman loads stuff like that all the time on the car and i get the blame for the scratches. It takes a bit of work but it is better than sitting on your ass and watching TV. Good for you. CHEERS

WJ Miranda - 12 years ago

Nice job for a tiny girl lol! women are tough & smart ha!

Giovanna Catzinsky - 12 years ago

She should hook up with a trucker guy like me just throw that on back of the trunk and off you go

Martin - 12 years ago

Clever, little blondee :-)

helsinki737 - 12 years ago

Creative lady - thanks for makind the vid. I was worried about this same problem for my wife (and me since I am getting older) and recently found a product that is now made for this Somebody may have seen you video. Its called the "Roller Loader" at Proline Racks. Probably the next step in the evoluton of your system. Thanks!

Scott Knowles - 12 years ago

dont the hooks from the bungees scratch your hood?

toysarealive1 - 12 years ago

Just got myself a 14 footer as well, and I've been trying to figure out efficient ways of getting it on my Jetta too.

milehighdb - 12 years ago

I was wondering how I was going to get my 14 ft. canoe on my jetta! Thanks for the idea!

Frank Anyon - 12 years ago

I really want to bang you..

Scurvous - 12 years ago

I was half expecting all the neighborhood guys to come pushing through to help. ;-)

Survivalistalex - 12 years ago

good idea, and nice VW

Another Amateur - 12 years ago

This is a clever solution.

Alejandro Piana - 12 years ago

Hell, If I had to do all that stuff to get my kayak on my car, I'd think it twice before going kayaking, that looked exhausting and complicated as fuck.

Martin - 13 years ago

Always shut your car mirrors while performing that. Wind can be unpredictable!

liam13coins - 13 years ago

See when you skip having kids, you can afford all this cool stuff.

zeeconstructions - 13 years ago

hny marry someone and let him do it 4 u.

rhey simon - 13 years ago

if your down in oceanside I'll just help you load it.

mvargas27536 - 13 years ago

get a smaller kayak.

Leiberg - 13 years ago

@krnazngimchi i got tired from reading your post....

Diego Arias - 13 years ago

Thanks for taking the time to make the vid and share your experience.

Jacob Bryant - 13 years ago

Nice video. Great tutorial here but...I have a truck so I don't have to worry about lifting it by myself. But again nice video. I have a Pelican Apex 116 its 11' 6" long and weighs 45 lbs and its no problem for me so this tutorial doesn't help me but I'm sure it helped alot of other people. ;)

Steve Porter - 13 years ago

Pity there's so many comments from 13 year-olds trying to hit on you. The reason she loaded from the front, with the help of a roller, is because she can do it at a gentle angle, hence less upper body strength required. If she did it from the back, she'd need to lift at a steeper angle and there's a good chance she'd be scraping the back of her car. It's all about working smarter not harder.

aTellerOfTruths - 13 years ago

@cya247 I looked at your profile and saw that you're 55. I thought that you were a 14 year old with no class!

aTellerOfTruths - 13 years ago

Great idea to carry some cardboard to keep the yak from scraping on the pavement. I'm glad I saw this vid before I messed up my new boat!

Mo Grumbly - 13 years ago

this did not look that easy. I'm 5ft and i can lift my 45-50lb kayak. It's hard as shit compared to my 39lb one but do able. Might adapt some of the ideas in this tho...thanks

amirnasher - 13 years ago

I thought kayaks are not that heavy! :(

ScoutCrafter - 13 years ago

Great vid!

W3TFART - 13 years ago

@syvers147 I also would like to know if she's tried it from the rear lol

Shotokan07 - 13 years ago

this should help :) youtube.com/embed/YBU24Tu2f1Y

Shotokan07 - 13 years ago

oh jeez, i was on the edge afraid that thing wud any second topple over on u! I felt like diving into my screen and helping u! i agree with jeepman, go from the rear -it'll make life so much easier... but i'm sure someone by now has helped u learn that. thanks for the video. u're a sweetheart, on the boat off the boat. ;)

Shore fishing uk - 13 years ago

id fuck that

W3TFART - 13 years ago

kayaking makes nice firm tities ! great job

bedarda - 13 years ago

My wife always had trouble loading her ocean kayak onto her SUV. We went with the Thule Hullavator from HumblePower for about $450. Yes it was kinda pricey, but so is paint and trim. I applaud your resourcefulness in your approach, you have a heavy boat. Great video, thanks

shanooosas1 - 13 years ago

Lady, you are a legend! I wish I had a girl like you! I always get the lazy ones lol

DENMONKEY - 13 years ago

@jeepmanmike Going to have to agree here. You already have the tools for the job. Why aren't you using them ? You could even reverse the car into the drive and use the dip in the gutter to make the roof lower and easier to get the yak on to. I applaud your ingenuity but I think you're making it harder than it needs to be. Plus when you were trying to move the yak on the wheels you all but had it supported on your own. Personally I think you have the strength just to lift it up.

Hammer Rocks - 13 years ago

Nice work.

Paddle2See - 14 years ago

Clever system! Those Hobies are not light, I've got one. I've never loaded it solo and I'm a big guy.

vivitar45 - 14 years ago

i get a set of racks that stick out on the ends or atach some wood to the set you have you can go to the dollerstore get 2 pool noodel things then slit them so you can cover the roof racks tape or better zipties hold it in place when lodding your kayak just bring the bow or stern to the roof rack that sticks out rest the end of the boat on it the go to the other end and push the boat up on the racks its a low cost cheep to replace,fix and avoid rack theft

Ender3D - 14 years ago

Thanks for the Video...give me a good idea on how well a kayak will fit on top of my jetta...

jacerivers - 14 years ago

I'll lift your kayak for ya :)

badbeamer - 14 years ago

Awesome! I'm an almost 40 year old girl and I too (even though I am VERY strong) have a hard time with my 10 ft kayak!

Humberto Fermin - 14 years ago

For this kind of car ( a sedan) it seems works pretty good, good idea. For a laddy it should work. I have truck so i load from behind.

zulu m - 14 years ago

crazy people. call another one man

David - 14 years ago

Get a boyfriend.

nipzilla - 14 years ago

why not get a 10 footer jen? lighter to load and proportionate to your body height and less effort to paddle for smaller paddlers. good job though. happy paddling :)

Ben Dodge - 14 years ago

I always thought it was bad karma to haul a kayak in reverse.

nipzilla - 14 years ago

omg i think i'm in love!

Mike Tierney - 14 years ago

i have a 16 foot 2 man kayak and i just throw it in the back of my taho

gruuz - 14 years ago

"VOILA " have you learn french? see my simple sistem at home

clamcrabber - 14 years ago

very smart.

PugetSoundFlyer PSF - 14 years ago

Nice solution. Thanks mucho for posting.

NextgenFishing - 14 years ago

Nice Job!

Maki Caiman - 14 years ago

Cute video. Ingenious and spontaneous. I have a 14 ft canoe. Yes, I am a guy but it is still heavy and awkward to handle. I should do one also. Thanks Jentuna. Maki.

paraglide01 - 14 years ago

Hi I have seen some extending rod sysytems, is maybe a bit safer for the paintjob on the car. ;-) But your system is also very clever.

FindThatFish - 15 years ago

good job

PiranhaJaw22 - 15 years ago

Now that wheel device will take up all your trunk space.

mccartyj1 - 15 years ago

Nice job. It's always fun to solve a problem by thinking it through and using a little creativity.

postar1987 - 15 years ago

in Serbia there is allways a gentlemen to help you :)

lancerandy - 15 years ago

Impressive, where there is a will, there is a way. Honestly though, it would be much less hassle to just get a little bit stronger.

nanbent - 15 years ago

Cool idea. Thanks for sharing.

drcranger - 15 years ago

Very good idea!! However you may want to place a washrag between your hood and the bungee hooks to keep them from scratching. And for those who feel the need to put down everyone, GROW UP!!! Here is a small figured girl loading an akward sized kayak ontop of her car by herself!!! Its not always the weight of the object, its the size that makes it difficult. I have a 10' kayak that only weighs 44lbs and its sometimes tricky to load by myself, other than that I can carry it one handed!!

rkb12222 - 15 years ago

cant you just do that to someones license plate in real life any ways, just sayin

ScreamingBlueMessiah - 15 years ago

Lighten up, Francis.

David Martin - 15 years ago

kayaks arn't even that heavy.....

amazonhippie - 15 years ago

That palm tree is AWESOME!!! What planting zone are you in? Also... Good idea with the Wheeleez. I usually just do a lot of grunting as I'm struggling. lol.

nuskaha - 15 years ago

good on you for uploading your video,its good to see your thinking about your back,and not straining it by lifting your kayak without the help of your neat invention. keep up the good work.

Cesar Augusto Bellota Leon - 15 years ago

thanks

Fire4FX - 15 years ago

Lol shorty, u need a strong man like me to give you a hand :p jk nice work.

animes25 - 15 years ago

great work

Michael Garvin - 16 years ago

AHHH honey, you have hully rollers on the back and the distance you lifted it onto the front was the same as the back, why all the extra junk on the hood?

gruuz - 16 years ago

Good job and idea because your kayak seems very heavy. Some do it from the back size of the car with a simple carpet on it and they slide up or down the K. Let you see my sistem at my car garage. Gruuz

paddleranger - 16 years ago

Great job! Looks really heavy. You are using good common sense. Have to love the new carbon ones, but hate the price. Be safe!

Christian Rohrer - 16 years ago

Great video. I love that you've figured out just what a person needs to do this. Everything is pretty much household equipment, with the exception of the Wheelez. Thanks!

Bruce Hobart - 16 years ago

This is so well done, Jen! maybe i should get some wheeleez for sometime when I might want to try loading my kayak by myself! I enjoyed your first u-tube posting. :0) Ann Hobart

Michael Van Riet - 16 years ago

Thank you so much for posting this video. I am a small girl and I've always had to depend on my big strong boyfriend to put my kayak on my miata. Now I can dump that bastard and do it myself.