Product Description

The ideal rack solution for vehicles with rain gutters

Product Details

• Size: Low Foot
• Color: One Color
• Brand: Thule
• Model: 300
• Released on: 2007-08-04
• Dimensions: 2.50" h x 10.30" w x 17.10" l, 6.40 pounds

Features

• Provides 5" of clearance above rain gutter
• Perfect and secure fit even on very narrow gutters
• Designed with vibration-damping, anti-slip vinyl coating
• Galvanized stamped steel construction with black polyester powder paint
• One Key System-Can be locked with four lock cylinders

From the Manufacturer
Created for cars with rain gutters. Perfect and secure fit even with very narrow gutters. Features vibration-damping and anti-slip vinyl coating and provides 5 inches of clearance above roof of vehicle.

FEATURES

• Feet are galvanized stamped steel; black polyester powder coated
• Rain-gutter blade is vinyl dipped
• Hardware is zinc iron plated steel

SPECIFICATIONS

• 165 lbs. (75kg) maximum weight load capacity
• Load bars required but not included
• Compatible with slotted load bars
• Replaced 307/309/364 and 324/326/327
• Bar sold separately after 1993

Customer Reviews

An excellent base support system to mount your choice of gear
I have owned this base support rack system for a long time and loved it's versatility and simplicity. Available with locks at each foot that work with a single key, you have the satisfaction of knowing your roof rack is secure.
The Thule 300 system works with cars equipped with rain gutters and is one of the most universal roof rack systems available. The load bars are also available in different lengths to accommodate the width of your particular vehicle's roof.
Thule manufactures a large number of carriers that can be attached to the LB50 load bars including bike trays, ski racks, boat carriers etc.

If your car has rain gutters, and you are looking for a good, sturdy, versatile base support system, look no further. Thule 300 is the best!

Super High foot, very BAD idea
My rating is based on the design of the "Super High" 953 foot only, I imagine the "low" and perhaps even the "high" would be just fine. The build quality was absolutely top notch, and assembly/installation was very easy.

What is a problem is putting this long of a "lever" on to something so fragile as a rain gutter (and I have very strong rain gutters). There is simply no way to do this safely and effectively. After doing a little searching it seems most folks who buy these go an average of 6-12 months before damage to their vehicle occurs from the forces applied by such a high foot design with such a narrow base. I would not trust it to carry a package of toilet paper. Thule should have known better, they should NEVER have made the "Super High" version of these feet.