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Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | Keep your gear high and dry when you travel. This roof top cargo bag attaches to roof rack with included tie downs, and is made of heavy-duty water-proof material. Easy to install and remove, it folds flat for easy storage when not in use | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 36.0 inches | | Product Width: | 36.0 inches | | Product Height: | 18.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 6.8 pounds | | Package Length: | 15.4 inches | | Package Width: | 10.0 inches | | Package Height: | 7.9 inches | | Package Weight: | 6.9 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 121 reviews |
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| | Features | Attaches to roof top racksInstantly expand your vehicle's storage space with this cargo carrierWater-proof materialEasy to install and remove so you can pack up and get on the roadMade from nylon
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 121 customer reviews )
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94 of 95 found the following review helpful:
Great Cartop Carrier Jan 23, 2008
By D. Furlong
"Dan"
We purchased this carrier because our current carrier, a hitch-based carrier on the rear of the car, put too much weight on the rear of the vehicle, making it hard to steer in wet or icy conditions.
The bag is made of VERY heavy vinyl-type fabric. So heavy in fact that it is hard to open, close, and zip. But once you get it worked out (I brought it inside to warm it up, which helped a lot) it is a nice accessory.
The straps were easy to lace through the eyelets, and although it was not detailed in the instructions how to lace them through, I was able to work it out in no time. Instructions could have been clearer.
The zippers are very heavy duty, but because the fabric is so heavy they are difficult to open or close. I believe this is a function of the fabric being water resistant. I found myself trying to stretch the creases / folds out of the fabric in order to pull the zipper. Even a TINY crease will prevent the zipper from moving as the fabric is so stiff.
The zipper is covered by a large flap on the bottom that velcros to a large flap above the zipper, essentially creating a seal that I really can't imagine ever leaking (unless you put the bag on backwards, with the zipper facing forward instead of backwards). We never went through rain but we went through snow with no issues of leakage.
There was NO flapping or moving about while we were underway. The eight way staps held tight and held everything securely, without putting stress on the bag itself since it covered the bag like a net as opposed to tying to the bag.
Last of all, it held about 100 pounds of clothes and gear without any stress or strain. The van was much more manageable with the weight being put in the middle of the car instead of on the hitch. Very handy in the snowy conditions in which we were navigating.
Of course it was much less convenient than the hitch mounted unit (hard to reach), but there are tradeoffs with everything (we spent $500 on our "Cargo Carrier" for our hitch).
Hard to beat for $50!
My only real complaint is the stiffness of opening and closing the zipper. I wish they had put straps on the zippers, and I'll probably find some and do it myself.
36 of 36 found the following review helpful:
Well Worth the Money Feb 06, 2008
By Beau Rodgers
"Beau"
This past December I found myself in need of a cargo bag for a one time, 2000 mile drive. After researching different options (all with price tags in the $100's of dollars) I stumbled across the rain ex. I thought I would give it a try. I was shocked at how much baggage it held and how easy it was to attach and detach from my Blazer. (Although it held so much cargo that once it was off it was hard to manage due to the fact that its a bag not a shell) We went through a few rain storms and not a drop got inside. I was more than pleased with its performance and anyone who isn't simply isn't being realistic for the money. I would recommend it to anyone for one or two time use on a major trip.
34 of 34 found the following review helpful:
Not for cold weather. Jan 18, 2008
By G. Gibbs
This is a great value for the money but only in warm weather. The material gets so stiff in cold weather that it is almost impossible to work the zippers, and the zipper flap cracked open at a seam in 20degree weather while trying to lift the flap to get at the zipper.
21 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 Not bad but not great Aug 17, 2008
By S. Holzman
The fabric is pretty thick and tough and seemingly water proof. We took it on a six hour drive in light rain with no water or dampness on the inside. The biggest problem was the zipper. It can be very difficult to close especially in temperatures below 50 degrees. In cold temperatures it becomes VERY stiff. Attaching it to the vehicle requires some "jimmying". It requires two attachment points PER side on all 4 sides so if you have car top rails on 2 sides (front/back or side/side) you may need to get creative. Look to see if you have any holes in the rails to attach clips for the sides that may be "missing" rails.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Bag size Jun 09, 2009
By Kristina L. Beall
We just got this bag and have not used it yet. We spent as much time trying to find out the size as we did looking for one. The size is 36x36x18. It seems to be made well. Will up-date this after our trip.
UPDATE: We have now returned from our trip and this bag was great. The zipper was a little hard to unzip and zip when it was cold but no problems in the hot weather. We even went to one of those car washes were you do it yourself to wash all the desert dust off and nothing got wet. We did have to buy a roof mat to put under it to make sure it did not scratch the roof or slide around. Very pleased with it. Comes with a nice storage bag, easy to get the bag back inside. Roof mat fit in it also. We ran a nylon rope through a couple of tent poles to get the bag to attach to the front and back (we only have side rails) worked perfect even at 75mph. Are trip was 2281 miles long.
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