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Roof Rack Feet Compatible with Old Thule Cross Bars for 2008 Mazda 5  

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Hi I am switching my thule and assesories old square bar style to a mazda5 van. Will this feet attach to my 2008 mazda 5 and the old thule cross bars? Inno Feet for Square Crossbars - Track Systems and Fixed Mounting Points - Black - Qty 4 Item # INXP And are the feet as strong as thule. I will be carrying 2 full size kayaks. and is there anything else I need to buy besides the above to make all this work, Also do any other companies make a less expensive option fixed point? Its difficult for me to see that they are worth 40.00 each. Thanks!

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The Inno Feet for Square Crossbars # INXP will work with your older Thule square load bars. To fit on your 2008 Mazda 5, they would also need the Custom Fit Kit # INTR120. Those two parts will work together to make a complete set ready for your square crossbars. I attached a photo of it installed on a Mazda like yours.

I don't know what your original Thule feet specs were, but the Inno Feet # INXP have a weight capacity of 165 lbs which is great as I have seen other roof racks in this category with much lower weight capacities. The average recreational kayak is about 35-50 lbs, which means this set up would definitely work for your two kayaks.

I also looked around at the other possible fits for your 2008 Mazda 5, and it looks like the Inno # INXP is still the best and most affordable option out there. I especially approve of it due to its tried and true compatibility with older Thule square bars.

Hope this helped you find the best set up for your next kayaking adventure! If you're looking for kayak-related products, we also stock kayak carriers like the Thule Compass # TH890000 or fun kayak carts like the Malone ClipperTRX # MAL68FR to roll your kayaks from your car to the water.

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