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BVG Adventure Rak Rooftop Basket
Perfect for the traveling family, the Adventure Rak rooftop cargo basket holds up to 200 pounds of cargo, freeing up room in your car. It mounts easily to your factory ski and bike racks and extends to nearly 65 inches long with the optional extension--also available at our low online price.
Weighs only 18 lbs.
Holds up to 200 lbs. of cargo
Unique mounting system fits most crossbar shapes including round and square
Weather resistant, heavy-duty steel construction
Treated with an E-coat process then finished with durable textured black powder coating
Mounts to factory roof racks or multi-sport rack systems (i.e. Yakima, Thule, etc.)
Easy installation
Optional 21-inch extension piece
increases the length to 64.5 inches (catalog #10097363)
Woven from 100-percent cotton with an incredibly soft touch, these luxurious blankets are available in three versatile shades.
Choose from natural, white, and truffle color options
Double-stitched fold-over edges prevent fraying
Woven from 100-percent cotton with a luxurious feel
Soft flannel fabric makes a great extra layer during the chilly months
Brushed before and after dyeing, assuring the utmost in thickness and softness
Machine washable for easy care
Dimensions:
Twin: 66 x 90 in.
Full/queen: 90 x 90 in.
King: 108 x 90 in.
Made in Germany
Step out in casual comfort and rugged sophistication when you slip into these handsome Dr. Martens boots.
Oxford round toe
Seven-eyelet lace-up
Panel seam design on side
Suede vamp and collar, full grain leather upper
Cushioned footbed
1.25-inch heel
EVA and rubber sole makes for lighter weight and construction
Available in bark grizzly/suede and peanut grizzly/suede
Click here to view our shoe sizing guide.
Hand clean
Made in China
Model no. 2B885VK24
Imported
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