That means that if you have a flush rail, the only thing you need to choose if you want the Evo system or the Edge system.īare roofs are some of the most common vehicle roof options on the market, and many customers mistakenly think they have no options for a roof rack.
For example, the Evo Flush Rail is made to connect to vehicles with flush rails on their roof. All of Thule's new products are named after the style of vehicle they will attach to. While it may seem like there are many different products you will have to sort through, choosing the right system is a lot easier than it looks. With this new system, the foot pack and bars integrate into one another, which creates a flush look that ends at the edge of your vehicle. If you aren't a fan of the overhanging roof racks, the Edge option is the one for you.
Within the Evo family, you have three bar choices, but we recommend the Wingbar Evo, which comes in Black and Silver, as it provides the most streamlined appearance. With the Evo lineup, the bar extends past the foot pack and hangs over the edge of your car, giving a much more traditional appearance. The existing Evo lineup looks and functions like most traditional roof racks, whereas the new Edge lineup provides a more flush looking alternative and replaces the current AeroBlade Edge family. All of Thule's new racks fall under two families. The next generation of Thule Roof Racks has arrived with a promise to revolutionize the roof rack industry! But really, what has exactly changed with the new line of Thule Edge racks?Ģ022 brings with it the new additions to Thule's roof rack lineup.
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