A kayak track mount system is the single most useful upgrade you can make to a fishing kayak. Without one, every accessory you add requires its own set of drilled holes. Change your mind about where a rod holder should live, and you are either drilling again or living with
Mounting a GoPro on a kayak is one of the best ways to capture fishing trips, paddling adventures, and on-water action. The footage possibilities are genuinely impressive: wide bow shots, over-the-shoulder angles, tight fishing close-ups, and cinematic elevated views that make even a calm lake look like an expedition. But
Mounting a flag onto a pickup truck is something you see all over the country, from tailgate parties to Fourth of July parades to everyday drives down country roads. Whether you want to fly an American flag, show support for a sports team, or honor a branch of the military,
The Kia Optima has always been one of the easier sedans to mount a phone in. The conventional dash layout, accessible windshield, and horizontal vent slats give you a solid range of options without the awkward curves that cause problems in other vehicles. If you drive a 2021 or newer,
The Triumph Bonneville has been one of motorcycling’s most enduring icons since it first rolled out in 1959. Now in its third generation, the Bonneville family has grown considerably — the T100, T120, Bobber, Scrambler, and Street Twin all share the Bonneville DNA while serving different riding styles. What they
Not all SiriusXM antennas are created equal. There are wide variations in signal reception, cable length, durability, and mounting flexibility. And while most people assume SiriusXM itself makes the best antenna for their radio, several third-party manufacturers have stepped up with options that match or outperform the factory unit. Picking
The Honda Pilot has been one of the top-selling three-row family SUVs for over a decade, and it earns that reputation by being genuinely livable. Whether you drive one for daily commuting, weekend road trips, or the full-time family hauling life, you spend real time behind the wheel — and
The Acura Integra is one of the more challenging vehicles to find a good phone mount location in. The mesh-covered air vents are essentially off-limits for standard vent mounts, the oversized center touchscreen eats up most of the dashboard real estate, and there is no CD player slot to fall
If you ride with a phone or GPS on your motorcycle handlebar, you already know that a good mount is only half the story. Vibration, wind buffeting, and the occasional hard stop can stress even the best cradle. A safety tether is the backup plan that keeps your device on
Windshield mounts were once the only option for GPS devices and phones in a car. Times have changed, and today you can mount a device almost anywhere inside a vehicle. Dashboard mounting, however, remains a surprisingly tricky category. Your average suction cup needs a smooth, flat surface to grip —