DNA MOTORING Rooftop Cargo Box Carrier Lockable Heavy Duty Car Top Storage Case, Capacity 110 Lbs, 53" L x 34" W x 15" H, 11 17 Cubic Ft.(Textured Black), PT-ZTL-8166-BK

We bought this on a whim before a long trip. Install was fairly simple. I believe we bought the medium size. We put 3 20” hard side, or duffle bags in there. Could maybe put in more if you squeeze it. I like that the key won’t come out when it’s unlocked. It only releases when it’s locked. Had this for about 3 months now. Works great for out family.

So after a bunch of indecision, I bought this for my 2021 Subaru Forester. While it says it does not come with instructions, it does have a little pict-o-gram sheet of warnings. Overall, installing was pretty easy and I did it myself about two hours before departing for a family vacation. Install time was about 45 minutes, but it was pretty straight forward. I was able to do it all myself.Should you get it? Yeah. It's an affordable alternative, has low (no) wind noise, and kept my tents, towels, and camp chairs dry during a rainstorm. And it doesn't look awful and it's a great spot for random stickers you pick up along your adventures.

Hinges came apart on our cross country trip spilling everything out along the interstate. Extremely poor construction & only lasted 10 days. Had to tie it together until I could get to an REI & buy a real luggage roof carrier!Wish I could get my money back!

First of all, let me say this-take the pocket knife out of your pocket before you install this cargo on your car!Secondly, it lightweight. That’s nice when your SO isn’t around to help, or your booty itches.Thirdly, it’s east to install in your car! It comes with everything you need. And no tools is cool too! Unless you consider your hands tools. I’ve been told Christians do, but I wouldn’t know firsthand.The only thing I found annoying, is the directions are hard to comprehend.That is all.

Just completed 3,500 miles in two weeks, including torrential rain, snow, 60+ mph wind gusts, and blazing sun. Totally worth it! Everything stayed dry and the inter straps kept things from shifting around. Comes with stickers to cover the unused holes on the bottom, they did their job, but one has already come loose.If, like me, you try to stuff it past capacity with squishy things (duffle/sleeping bags, dog bed, etc): The lid will not close without assistance. I didn't have a second person around to hold the lid down while I locked it, so ratchet straps to the rescue!Attached to old yakima round bars, it was less noisy than the bars alone.Felt like the size was a good choice, given the 100lb capacity of my bars.The profile change was noticeable in the wind and with gas consumption.Easier to install with two people, but not impossible if you're alone.

Did not fit on my crossbars correctly. Plus, there were "no instructions" in the box.

This rides perfectly. Only noisy if empty. Nice and wide - fits all my dog kennelsThe mounting hooks are excessively long and don't fit well on the cross bars - cross bars are angled. The mount hooks are super long, had to 'fill' space under cross bar with pads to make it reasonably level to snug on - still excessively long hook screw length.Otherwise, rides really well on road and freeway. Easy to load/unload (although sticking up screw handles inside are a little inconvenient, but they are easy to screw on.Lost up to 3 mpg depending on speed and wind. But all in all - a great asset.

I love this rooftop box! It is light enough for me to handle on my own, I'm 5'5 and 140 pounds, and is big enough to store all the things I need. It is also very sturdy for being as light as it is!