Yakima or Thule roof tracks install with pano-roof?
 

Has anyone installed Thule or Yakima tracks in their panoramic-roof truck? Something like this:
https://www.rackattack.com/car-rack-...4dr-super-cab/

I'm thinking of having this done on my truck so that I can carry my kayaks while camping. Unfortunately the kayaks don't fit in my travel trailer nor in my 5.5' bed, so we haven't been able to bring them along with us on our camping trips. I already have all the other Yakima pieces, just need to get the tracks installed, and I'm looking for feedback from other users.

Otherwise, I'll just get the clamp-on yakima towers, which I'd prefer to avoid as Yakima doesn't make Q-tower clips for the 2015+ F150, so that means I'd need to buy their new Baseline towers.

Anyone?

I looked at both and laughed at how expensive they are. I have a bunch of wood I'm going to cut up and bolt together to make my own rack that I can strap down into the bed, all for the cost of whatever the bolts end up costing me...

I just have to make a small extension over the cab and make it tall enough so the tip of the canoe doesn't smash into my moonroof lol

I've looked but was mainly looking at the Rhino Rack bars myself. Typically a vehicle with a sunroof is a bit more rigid then one without.

I'm very surprised Ford doesn't offer roof rails as a standard option, esp. for short bed owners.

Only pause I had when the RackAttack guys described the installation process was they have to drill about 8 holes through your "outer shell" of aluminum per side. They don't mess with the headliner from inside as they use some fastener that can be installed blind, but still gave me long term concerns on leakage/maintenance of it. Holding off until I really NEED the rack vs. a nice-to-have flexible option.

Bed towers don't work - kayaks extend too far back and hit the front of the camper trailer. Simple roof rails? Really Ford - nothing??