Gobi or Wild Boar roof rack?

kenallwine

Adventurer
Does anyone have any experience with either the Gobi or Wild Boar roof racks? They both seem to be comparable in build quality and weight capacity. They are also "relatively" in the same price range. Just wondering who has what and what their experiences have been. Oh yeah, this would be for a 4-door.
 

gpwpat

Adventurer
anybody see or get a baja rack for the jk yet? I have seen the Gobi and like it. but am also intrigued by the baja rack.
 

outinthewoods

Adventurer
I have a Gobi in my garage waiting to be installed. The build and design quality are very impressive.

I too love the frame no drill mount (although it appears I will have to modify my Expedition one rear bumper) the quick disconnects for easy removal, and it seems to hug the contours of the Jeep a little closer then other racks, which is important around here when your trying to squeeze between trees.
 

mmccurdy

Adventurer
I have also been happy with the Gobi after hundreds of off-road miles including a trip over the Rubicon, many miles also with an ARB roof top tent fitted (150lbs.) The mounting is very clean, no drilling, and I'm told the second gen rear mounting points have two gussets to prevent deflection over time (has not been an issue for me).

I am not as familiar with the Wild Boar first hand, but I've heard their product is nice as well.

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sgt rock

Adventurer
It seems that between here and jk-forum the consenses is Gobi.

sorry to get political - that forum has banned a many good jeepers and prefer my info from jkforum.com- pretty much jk-forum admin and mods push items that have paid sponsorship and if you try to compare anything else you get banned!!!
 

kenallwine

Adventurer
I have also been happy with the Gobi after hundreds of off-road miles including a trip over the Rubicon, many miles also with an ARB roof top tent fitted (150lbs.) The mounting is very clean, no drilling, and I'm told the second gen rear mounting points have two gussets to prevent deflection over time (has not been an issue for me).

I am not as familiar with the Wild Boar first hand, but I've heard their product is nice as well.

After seeing your pictures, I have made my decision!! Thanks! Now I just have to gather the coin for it!
 

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