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2009 H3T Adventure with Matching Trailer & Roof Tent

alrock

El Diablo
Staff member
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10,677
Location
Scottsdale
Both are good racks and they come in at very different price points. I've never heard complaints with either one. The Defender is a bit more generic but is still strong and is more affordable. The Gobi is built specifically for the H3, can be with or without sunroof cutouts, and can even be custom ordered from the factory with different options (like accomodating a 40" light bar), but they are pricier.

There's also Knight Metal Works for good roof racks.
 

TXH3T

Well-Known Member
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269
Location
Prescott AZ
Biggest complaint with gobi is that it's too flat and too pricy. I felt like things couldn't be secured as well. Which brings me to the point of the defender that I don't like. You can hear the added wind noise especially with the sun roof open (duh) but ive never heard a gobi rack to compare. Maybe Alrock can chime in on that one
 
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