Car Roof Bag Top Carrier Cargo Storage Rooftop Luggage Waterproof Soft Box Luggage Outdoor Water Resistant for Car with Racks,Travel Touring,Cars,Vans, Suvs (20 Cubic Feet)

Drove from Kentucky to Washington State over a 3 day trip through rain, wind, and snow and this bag held up really nicely. The fact this thing kept our clothes dry with all the exposure it was under still blows my mind, it also holds SO MUCH. Fit like 2 full sized suitcases, and several huge trash-bags of clothes. You can get luggage locks to put on it so people cant just unzip it and take your stuff, but I don't think it would do that much if someone wanted in. My one and only complaint that i think they could improve on is the extra bit of strap you have after cinching it down will flop in the wind and hit your car over and over again, it can also get caught in your windows. The only way to avoid this is to stuff it under the roof bag, but after days and some bad wind it could come out and start again, and when your on the road for days, its unbearable listening to something slapping your car for hours lol. But it's not even worth taking a star off, this thing saved our butts, 5/5!

I purchased this product based upon the pictures, ratings, and customer reviews. I was disappointed that it did not contain instructions within the package. There are smaller straps, which aren't connected to the unit, which I don't know how or where they connect. They connected straps were obvious, BUT they are in different positions than I expected based upon the pics. I wasn't certain which direction it should be installed, so I guessed. It did hold a lot, which certainly helped with our travel; However, TWO of the handles ripped at the stitching! We traveled in rain for 7 hours, not heavy, but steady. My wife was concerned if the bag is waterproof. I assured her that it IS according to the description and customer reviews. Since I fully zipped the bag and the velcro was sealed where there is velcro. I opened to unload and yes, it is waterproof because it held the water inside the unit instead of keeping it out. Sarcasm. All of our bags were wet. I didn't want to buy a hard plastic unit, as the storage when not using would be challenging. Now I regret and question my decision.

I did not find any instructions with the bag so i was not sure how to secure it. I viewed some YouTube videos on how to secure bag (different brands). The zipper needs to be in the back etc. and it should be behind the front bar of the roof rack. I thought the bag was sturdy and it kept our bags dry in the rain. I used the attached straps and, the extra shorter straps I attached to the handles just to make sure it was extra secure. The is an extra slot above each strap that i made sure to tie the left over loose strap so it would not whip around and make noise. I also used a couple of bungee chords that i used to make it extra secure. All in all I am pleased with the bag especially for the price. The brand of bag I received was Coocheer and it was made in China as it is stated on the side of the bag.

The bag help way more than I imagined and the straps were sturdy, secure and easy to use. The corner of the bag had small tears after just one use so it will not be water resistant.

This worked great for our 8 hour drive to a family reunion. We were able to store 4 fold up chains, 3 large boxes, an air mattress, and many towels. There was still extra room with all this inside. We drove through very heavy rain for about an hour and then a few more hours of light rain and our stuff was all dry when we arrived. There was no instructions included in the product but it was pretty easy to figure out. The only altercation we made was strapping on of the extra long and skinny straps from the front to the back of the bag. We did this because the bag tended to blow in the wind without it since there are no straps securing the front or back. Otherwise, this is a great product for the price!

I bought one of these to drive from WA to NH (3000 miles). I thought because we were driving in the middle of summer we would not encounter much rain. Well boy o boy we encountered rain almost everyday and unfortunetly this bag asborded it in. Thank god we vacuum sealed our clothes that we put in the bag or they would all be ruined after the cross country. So... If youre going to put things in this for more than a day... You gotta protect it from the rain... Also the bag will hold the water in, it seems the bottom is the most waterproof area. The bag did hold up well during the trip. Only complaint is the lack of weatherproofing.

This was my first time using a rooftop cargo carrier, and I was full of nerves! We bought this carrier for 640+ mile trip from TX to AL during the summer. As this was my first time using such a product, every little noise made me nervous as all I could imagine was the whole rack unbuckling and flying off the back of the roof and onto someone's windshield. So much to my wife's chagrin, I pulled over like 6 times during the first 2 hours of our trip. Finally, I developed confidence in the product and finished the drive without all the checking (except when we stopped for gas). The outbound trip went off without a hitch. However, it was on the return trip that this carrier lived up to the negative reviews. I noticed a small tear during a gas stop, and immediately grabbed some tape from the store to patch it...because again, even if the carrier stayed in place, I didn't want the stuff inside flying out all over the road as I imagined the carrier was only going to rip more and more during the trip. Everything pretty much stayed in place with the help of the tape, but by the time we arrived home, the product had ripped in other places. I'd recommend this carrier if you plan to only ever transport soft materials with no edges. But if you plan to transport the things most people want such a carrier for, don't bother.