YAKIMA - JetStream Bar Aerodynamic Crossbars for Roof Rack Systems

Attached them to our Subaru with Yakima brackets. Attached a roof basket and storage pod to them for a long road trip. Love the attention to detail on the cross bars with the rubber ton stip for attachments and the rubber bottom strip to help with sealing the units from rain and keeping them a bit more quiet when driving. Would highly recommend these. Good value for the cost.

Super sturdy used along with my Yakima towers. These are good widths for my 2023 Kia sportage. Used them for snowboarding trips with my Yakima fat cat Evo 6 snowboard attachments. I may up the functionality of these with a skybox so I can leave it on year round. Very sturdy and no vibrations on the highway, great product! I prefer the design of these over the oem Kia product these makes the car look way more slick.

Easy to install. Very sturdy and do not shift. Relatively quiet even at 70mph. Provided extended crossbar length beyond OEM cross bars and facilitated two kayaksRecommend

aewsome works great as there is no added grad or noise

I love these rails. I assumed they would be thin aluminum with out any weight but I was surprised to see that they were thick and the right amount of heavy. They look great on my car. Only thing I didn't like was the way the plastic end caps clipped into the rails. It seems like they could come out to easy.

I just installed the Yakima Jetstream crossbars on my 2018 Subaru Outback. I am using these with the Yakima Skyline and the Yakima Landing Pad 15. These will primarily be used with Yakima bike carriers. I previously used Yakima round bars with a fairing to cut wind noise. I cannot take the fairing through my local car wash and got tired of removing them. After reading reviews I bought the Jetstreams.The initial installation is straightforward as with all Yakima products I have used and appear to be solid and well-made. I practiced removing the bars once installed and found the Skyline towers easy to use just as my old control towers were. Then came the test drive to answer the noise question. I drove around town and on the interstate up to 75 MPH. I was pleasantly surprised there was no more wind noise than with my factory crossbars. I have used Thule square bars and Yakima round bars for years and was never able to use them without a fairing.Perhaps wind noise may vary for different vehicles and I can only speak for the Subaru Outback. I am finally free of the fairing and recommend this quiet and sturdy roof system.

Yeah, they are TOTALLY quiet on my Nissan NV WITH the same width fairing! This is SO SUPER to me-better than I had hoped! I will never go back to round bars-ever! Even with a fairing on the round bars, I guess the rear round bar still was loud. If you want super weight capacity (say for a roof top tent, get the STEEL Aero version, but this is perfect for SUP boards, they are lighter (pop top camper van limited, AND the silver grey looks smashing with the silver grey van!

These crossbars work well. They're easy to install and are very sturdy. They don't make a lot of wind noise even at 80mph with it installed directly over a sunroof. They look pretty nice compared to some of the square or round bars. The only thing I dislike is the width. We have the shortest size mounted on a Lexus RX350 and they are wide. They hang over the doors some and I did bang my head on them once.