SnoStrip Magnetic Vehicle Protector

€12.62 €25.23

Anzahl:

It's one of those products that you can't believe did not exist before now. Slap it on the side of your ride and life is never the same. No more crash & BAM! Those skis and boards just set in to the rubber strip and your good. Give it a try now!

Protect your vehicle and gear with the all-new magnetic SnoStrip®

Quick, hassle-free magnetic application and removal
Soft waterproof material separates every part of SnoStrip from car paint.
Tested in all-weather conditions at highway speeds

Perfected snowboard hooks for securing up to 2 boards
A thicker base to separate your edges from the car paint even more
Deeper slots for extra security
2 narrow slots for thinner skis
Rubbery material for extra grip
Improved design for securing up to 2 snowboards

FAQ

Will the magnetic SnoStrip® stay on while I'm driving?

Yes! The magnetic SnoStrip has been built to stay on your car at highway speeds. Make sure the SnoStrip is flat against the car so air cannot get underneath. (Warning: it will come off in the automated car wash!).

What are the dimensions of the magnetic SnoStrip?

16 inches long x 1.5 inches wide x 0.8 inches thick

How do I know if my car's magnetic?

Most cars are magnetic. There are a few exceptions though (such as corvettes or other racing cars), and if body work has been done in a specific area it may no longer be magnetic. A simple way to test if you car is magnetic is to take a refrigerator magnet and stick it to the vehicle. If the refrigerator magnet sticks, the magnetic SnoStrip will too.

How do I keep it from being stolen?

We normally keep the magnetic SnoStrip on our car throughout the day. Sometimes while we go skiing or we're in a parking lot we'll throw it in the trunk just in case!

Is it easy to remove?

Yes! Simply pull off the magnetic SnoStrip and the strong magnets will release

Can the SnoStrip ® be used for anything other than skis and snowboards?

Absolutely! We've used the SnoStrip to lean fishing rods, paddles, hiking poles etc. against our cars without having to worry about them falling over and scratching the car paint.

Why hasn't this always been in my life?