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Yakima RocketBox Pro 14 Cargo Box

Yakima RocketBox Pro 14 Cargo Box

$439.00
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Yakima RocketBox Pro 12 Cargo Box

Yakima RocketBox Pro 12 Cargo Box

$379.00
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Yakima RocketBox Pro 11 Cargo Box

Yakima RocketBox Pro 11 Cargo Box

$359.00
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Yakima Sky Box LoPro Cargo Box

Never again will your ski tips smash up against your shifter with the Yakima Sky Box LoPro Cargo Box.

$639.00
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Yakima Sky Box 16 Cargo Box

Use your seats for people instead of gear thanks to the spacious carrying capacity of the Yakima Sky Box 16 Cargo Box.

$469.00
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Yakima Sky Box 18 Cargo Box

Theres no such thing as overpacking when your ride is sporting the Yakima Sky Box 18 Cargo Box.

$499.00
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Yakima Sky Box 21 Cargo Box

For those uncontrollable roadtrip urges that inevitably strike throughout the year, the Yakima Sky Box 21 Cargo Box is ready to swallow up a weekend, week, or an open-ended trips worth of gear.

$579.00
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Yakima Sky Box Pro 16 Cargo Box

Ideal for vehicles with shorter roofs, the Yakima Sky Box Pro 16 Cargo Box is your partner in crime for sneaking out of work early on Friday and hitting the road.

$589.00
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Yakima Sky Box Pro 21 Cargo Box

Yakima's largest roof carrier, the Sky Box Pro 21 Cargo Box holds everything you will need for a weekend, a week, or an undecided amount of time on the road.

$689.00
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Yakima MegaWarrior StretchNet

The Yakima MegaWarrior StretchNet looks like something Spider Man shot out of his wrist. Really, it's a custom stretchy net used to keep your gear secure in your MegaWarrior basket.

$49.00
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Yakima MegaWarrior Extension

The Yakima MegaWarrior Extensions increased your MegaWarrior carrying capacity by a whopping 42% by adding 22 inches of space quickly and easily.

$129.00
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Yakima MegaWarrior Basket

Just as SUV's get bigger, so does the carrying capacity of this caged beast. The weather resistant MegaWarrior Basket can carry all the gear required for epic adventures with its mammoth dimensions, 52 in x 48 in x 6.5in, and fits mid- to full-size SUV's best.

$369.00
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Yakima LoadWarrior Stretch Net

Add the StretchNet to LoadWarrior to firmly secure your equipment and keep your gear from getting airborne.

$39.00
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Yakima LoadWarrior Extension

The Yakima Load Warrior Extension increases the capacity of your Load Warrior by 40%.

$129.00
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Yakima LoadWarrior

The Yakima LoadWarrior System isn't just a basket, it's an ultra-capacity, multi-use beast!

$269.00
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Thule Ascent 1600 Cargo Box

Thule Ascent 1600 Cargo Box

$499.95
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Thule Ascent 1700 Cargo Box

Drive across the heartland with the Thule Ascent 1700 Cargo Box, so when you get to the big mountains you have a board to match any possible condition.

$519.95
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Thule Atlantis 1800 XT Cargo Box

Slap a Thule Atlantis XT 1800 Cargo Box on your ride and SplaDOW!- Your car just got a whole lot roomier and more practical.

$669.95
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Thule Ascent 1100 Cargo Box

Quit scratching up your inside car doors with your skis or boards, and purchase the long and lean Thule Ascent 1100 Cargo Box.

$419.95
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Thule Ascent 1500 Cargo Box

Stash your boards this winter in the Thule Ascent 1500 Cargo Box instead of scratching up the interior of your ride.

$469.95
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Featured Descent

Colorado » Front Range

The Knuckles

The descent for the Knuckles is extremely dangerous. Do not go there unless you have experience with rocky terrain, steep runs, and variable snowpacks. This part of Berthoud is prone to avalnaches and slides due to a rocky bed surface, limited anchors, and the solar activity that this area gets. The entrance is not visible until you are right on top of the roll over, and very often people end up in the wrong spot. The knuckles are defined by the steep rollover, above rocky chutes. There is very little distance between treeline and the start of the rocky area. Use caution coming out of tree line, and make sure to test the slope for stability. If the snow slides, you will be dragged over sharp rocks and down a chute, into trees. Alternative Routes are down the shoulder to the NW or to the South down High Tail Trees or Shop Chutes. Exits for this descent are either the first turn off, or down the valley further to 7 mile.

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The Knuckles