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Ski Carriers

Clever carriers offer an ideal way of moving snowboards and skis by car. We try the best

January 2006

Whether it's golf clubs, snooker cues or skis, you want to use your own kit - no matter how tricky it is to transport. And for fans of the piste, the problem can become a real pain, as skis or snowboards will not fit inside many cars.

The solution is to put them on the roof, with carriers offering a cost-effective and space-saving alternative to bulky and expensive sports boxes. So which ones will make your trip to the slopes the pleasure it should be? We put six top-sellers to the test to find out.

Verdict

Versatility seals victory for Thule's 740 Deluxe, which is both well priced and robustly made. It holds enough gear for most ski trips, and the adjustable height ensures it suits a massive range of cars.

Atera's Nova 6 carrier is a bargain buy if you need to move a lot of gear, and takes second, while Thule scoops third with the fast- fitting and easy-loading, if pricey, 739 Xtender.

Top 3

  1. Thule 740 Deluxe
  2. Atera Nova 6
  3. Thule 739 Xtender

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Tested Products

Thule 740 Deluxe

Price: £64.00

Jaw width: 30cm

Atera Nova 6

Price: £69.95

Jaw width: 62.5cm

Thule 739 Xtender

Price: £115.00

Jaw width: 60cm

Thule 748 Uplifted

Price: £57.00

Jaw width: 40.5cm

Fapa Taco

Price: £95.00

Jaw width: 33cm

Thule 745 Snowpro

Price: £43.00

Jaw width: 30.5cm

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