Rooftop Cargo Tie Down Hook Straps for Attaching Car Top Carriers Without A Roof Rack,100% Waterpoof,Suitable for Any Rooftop Cargo Carrier,No More Straps Inside Your Car(6PCS) (Black)

Every other solution I looked at to strap my kayak on my roof involved running a strap around the roof, through the passenger department. NOT an attractive idea for me. These worked perfectly on my 2017 Acura MDX. Hooked right into the frame under the weatherstripping, held very securely and out of the way. Perfect for my needs.

Installed these for a camping trip, 600 miles round trip at speeds of 65mph-80mph with NO movement of goods whatsoever. Recently used these to tie down a new kayak in the plastic wrapping with absolutely no movement at all.

Recently bought a new vehicle that did not have roof racks and these were perfect for having to tie down the big storage bag on the roof while traveling with 5 kids. When taking them off, they did get stuck in my seal but just popped out when i pulled on them. We used some simple ratchet straps and it worked wonderfully.

It works very well at what it's designed for. But pulling down the car door weather-stripping pretty much makes the entire strip around the door frame loose and easy to remove. I guess once the seal is lost that's it for the whole thing. And water now finds it's way in during heavy rain. I enjoy what they were purchased for, and they perform well, but I'll have to remove them if I know there will be rain. They are sturdy, and have not let me down. I use them to hold a rooftop cargo basket in place.

After two set of rails at over $120 and back and forth emails. I decided to give these a try. Let me tell you i should of done these the first time. Easy to install, and really feel secure.

These made it on an almost 500 mile trip with a 15 L bag completely loaded down on the roof with various items heavy and light. The hooks were on a 2010 8th generation Honda Civic.

These did not fit within the weather stripping in my Honda hrv, but thankfully I was able to kind of smoosh them and they stayed put for my cross country trek.

Love these things. I wouldn't use these on an older car with a worn out door seal, but they worked great on my 2020 Camry. The only negative is that it does create an air gap so you get a little more wind noise in the door, but otherwise they worked awesome. I used them to tie a luggage bag to the roof of my car for a long 12 hour trip the the coast. I'm going to probably use them to transport my Christmas tree in December too.