Anyone use these for kayak tracks
 

So I've been looking at tracks and they seem pricey for the amount of material you get. Then I stumbled on T tracks on eBay wonder if they would work

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...433218&alt=web

Just looking at them for the 1st time. Hard to tell how stout they would be. They seem a little on the *lighter* side. Are they made out of machined aluminum ?

I was looking for an install video of the GT 90 for my PA and someone posted this link for rails. I plan on going to Rockler to see if it will work, looks similar

http://www.rockler.com/universal-t-t...versal-t-track

Keep me posted

For the PA, don't mess around just get the Yakattack Geartracs...

You know this one

http://cdn3.volusion.com/trxvj.tesaw...jpg?1396604110

It's more expensive but...it's not like your going to be buying one every year...from what I hear they are a hell of alot more solid and stable than the skinny versions.....

Like these...
http://cdn3.volusion.com/trxvj.tesaw...jpg?1371712270

I agree with Tony, if you have the mounting room go with the wide ones SOLID!

I don't have the room on the side of my trident 😕

I also have the GT 175 on the PA sideboards, and preparing to mount the GT 90s. I was just at Mission today getting the FB and rigging bullets to mount the GT 90's. What was posted may not be as strong as the those however they might be stronger than the Polymer GTSL90-DIY-BL48 as well as an option. He asked I posted, as I was looking to mount it on the Marine board trimmed milk crate for a camera mount.

Cheers, and thanks to Grant at Mission Bay..