The SeaWing is a single boat mid-point mounting carrier that provides quick set-up for large beam kayaks while providing more rooftop space than any other traditional bottom down system. Includes the Stinger Load Assist Module and Bow and Stern tie Downs.

• Jawz universal mounting system fits Yakima, Thule and most stock SUV cross rails • Includes straps & stainless steel hardware, Stinger Load Module, and bow and stern ratcheting tie downs • Reinforced heavy duty frame • Transports one kayak • Lifetime Warranty

Item#: 1775 Capacity: 70 lb / 32" Wide Kayak Material(s): Polycarbon and Nylon

Part Number UPC MPG113MD 0859557001530

Reviewer:	Max	Rating:	4	Date:	02/28/2013
Review:	This product works exactly as advertised. I was concerned regarding loading my 60lb+ kayak on my own on top of my SUV - using the Seawing with Stinger it's pretty uneventful...after some practice. The only issue I have is that the carrier wings bend under the weight of the kayak, especially on a bumpy road.

Reviewer:	Mike S	Rating:	5	Date:	12/04/2012
Review:	The Malone Seawing Kayak carrier with Stinger load assist is a remarkable product. It's simple to install and the perfect setup for loading a kayak on the roof of your car, solo. I have much more costly Thule carriers that hold the kayak on its side, but getting the boat up there alone is hard work. The Malone rig makes loading effortless for one. It has performed flawlessly. It's tough, well-made, and can stand up to frequent use. I plan to get another for a second boat. Unlike other saddles, this rack attaches at the center point, creating enough space for two—even on 48-inch crossbars. Great product!

Reviewer:	Peter	Rating:	4	Date:	05/19/2012
Review:	Good, tough and innovative product from Malone thanks to which I can finally load my 14foot/23kg kayak onto the car rack on my own. Very much up to expections, thanks also to ACK excellent service, expecially for shipping out to Europe!

Reviewer:	LLviel	Rating:	2	Date:	05/04/2012
Review:	The product is good but it does NOT extend back far enough to be real useful on my 2009 Honda Fit Sport. The stinger part is not long enough to land on the deflector on the Fit Sport so the kayak sits on that instead. This kind of defeats the purpose of having it protect my car.