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Rain-X 161040 Roof Top Cargo Bag
Studio : RainX
by RainX
Brand : Rain-X
Model : 161040
Publisher : RainX
Availability : Usually ships in 24 hours and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Color : Black
EAN : 0019912525501
UPC : 019912525501
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 30 reviews)
List Price : $64.99
Our Price : $44.77
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Attaches to roof top racks
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Attaches to roof rack with included tie downs
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Heavy-duty water-resistant material
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Easy to install and remove
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Folds flat for easy storage
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Product Description |
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Features of the Rain-X Roof Top Cargo Bag:
* Durable weather-resistant construction, 5-year Limited Warranty!
* Keeps 15 cubic feet of luggage safe, dry and secure on your roof luggage rack.
* Holds (4) 27-inch suitcases and then some!
* Ultimate protection from all of thr elements.
* Quick-release buckles for easy access; no need for complete re-lacing each time you open the bag.
* Lasts Longer: Pos-A-Net construction puts the holding power into the netting itself, not into the seams of the bag!
* Heavy-Duty, no-snag zipper with dual, overlapping flaps.
* Folds down into small storage for easy keeping and carrying: No more large plastic shells taking up valuable garage space.
* This item measures: 36 inches long x 36 inches wide x 18 inches tall.
NOTE: This product is highly water-resistant, NOT WATERPROOF! |
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Great for the price |
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I needed this bag for a trip from FL to NC in December mostly for space but secondary was dryness. I still placed several items in plastic bags just in case but there was no need...kept all items dry. Only issue is the closing...that zipper is pretty rough, especially in cold weather. Keep the bag warm just before installation and careful with the zipper...not too durable. |
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Great item! |
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We used this to store a whole lot of Baby items....pack n play, strollers, booster seat, floates and whatever other items we could fit in there for our trip from NJ to Florida. We drove through rain and NOTHING was wet!!!. I could not believe it! I did not pack clothes for fear that it would get wet but on the way back we pack this bag with everything that we could fit. Great purchase for a GReat price! |
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2000 miles without a problem |
We bought this for our trip to Key West. It rained part of the way down and most of the way back to South Carolina and we didn't get a single drop of water inside the bag. The bag is HEAVY vinyl and has a velcro lip that folds down to completely cover the zipper; no water leaking in here.
I would definetly recommend you do a dry run before your trip to get the staps adjusted properly. We tried to attach it in a dark garage at 5am and did not have the best results. Once the straps are adjusted for your vehicle it goes on/off in a few minutes. We took it on/off at least a dozen times on our ten day trip.
The straps were very strong and snapped on easily. I do have two warnings: You MUST have cross bars to properly install this unit to your roof rack and the zipper must align PERFECTLY before you can zip it; very tight.
I would positively recommend this unit to anyone needed extra travel space. |
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Great Carrier!!!! |
Great Carrier! Went from Tn. to Fla. 1600 miles...not a glitch!
Does everything Jas-store says it does! It is very easy to install!!! Really!
I read some of the bad reviews and these people must be idiots! It took me about 15 - 20 minutes to completely finish installing and loading it!
Holds 1 Large suit case and (2) small duffle bags and (1) flat leather suit bag about 3" thick & 36-48" long. This Carrier is very Heavy Duty! About twice as thick as a tarp. I agree with one review stating that in cold weather it is hard to zip and seal. Hint:Put small cable ties through the zipper eye and leave an open loop on the zippers. (4" long cable ties) to help close the zippers. |
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good bag |
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This bag is good. It stores a lot of stuff. We went through a rain storm and everything inside was kept dry. The only issue is that the buckles were too large to fit under the rack on top of the van. We had to take the buckles off and feed through the strap then put the buckle back on. |
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