Getting a kayak onto an elevated truck-bed rack can turn loading day into the hardest part of the trip. The Boonedox Yak Bunk creates a dedicated kayak-support and loading system with 50-inch extrusions and wheel assemblies that help you move the kayak into position for transport.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | BDX-YKBK |
| Extrusions | Two 50-inch extrusions |
| Wheel Assemblies | 2 |
| Poly Extrusion Caps | 4 |
| Rod Pro / Flat-Surface Installation | Requires four Cross Link Kits, sold separately |
The Yak Bunk is aimed at the repetitive part of kayak transport: getting the boat from ground level into its carrying position and back down again. Its wheel assemblies let the hull roll as you guide it across the rack, making it particularly relevant for fishing kayaks carried above a truck bed. Once positioned, the extrusions form the supporting rack structure for transport.
Add the Yak Bunk when your transport system needs a dedicated way to support the kayak while making the loading process more manageable.
The Yak Bunk is a kayak rack system designed to make loading and transporting a kayak easier. Its wheel assemblies assist with moving the kayak into its carrying position on the rack.
Fishing kayaks can make loading onto an elevated transport system a significant part of launch preparation. The Yak Bunk provides a dedicated support and loading surface so the kayak can be guided across the rack rather than relying only on a conventional flat support.
Yes. Boonedox specifically identifies the Rod Pro as an application, but mounting the Yak Bunk on a flat surface such as the Rod Pro requires four Cross Link Kits purchased separately.
Each Yak Bunk includes two 50-inch extrusions, four poly extrusion caps, and two wheel assemblies. Cross Link Kits required for applicable flat-surface installations are not listed as included.
Compatibility should be verified for your specific vehicle and mounting configuration before installation. Boonedox specifically notes that the required components depend on the surface or system where the Yak Bunk is being mounted.