15 or 20 Cubic ft Waterproof Car Top Carrier Roof Bag by Toolguards

Kimbery: Great product easy to put on and takeoff. Hold a lot of stuff.

United States on Oct 08, 2023

Chad Barber: I purchased this at the last minute for a long trip to the Outer Banks and realized I was not going to have enough room in my SUV. It was easy to install (I used the hardware bracket that clips to the frame under the weather guard since I did not have crossover bars on my roof rack). The bag held a ton of stuff, I put 2 suitcases, 2 beach chairs and packed around it. It was as full as I could get it. I was pleasantly surprised that it did not create as much wind drag as I was expecting. There was a slight wind noise from it but barely noticeable. The bag is shaped like a deflector in the front which certainly helps. It worked great and was well worth the price.

United States on Sep 15, 2023

StephKStephK: Got this for our trip from Texas to Florida, ordered it during Prime day and was nervous as it was to arrive the week of our trip. Luckily, we got it the week prior to that. I only check the bag and not the straps so we found a broken buckle on 1 of the straps when we went to secure the bag on the car. Amazon Support was no help, they had zero contact info with the seller or manufacturer. This didn’t come with a manual and product support has no way to contact anyone so I could get a replacement strap. The bag is also difficult to close completely, it took some maneuvering but we finally got the zipper to meet to put the lock on it. The bag was also not completely filled. Guess we’ll just plan on using ratchet straps to secure it down in the future.🤷🏽‍♀️

United States on Aug 30, 2023

R Schmobin: This thing is awesome. Fit my Mazda CX5 perfectly. I don't have roof rails so used added two ratchet straps and it didn't budge with 85mph driving. On our way back I skipped the extra straps and it stayed on but was catching air and I felt like driving slower was necessary so I won't do that again. It fit basically all of our gear for two except for cooler and food. I'm about 5'8 and loading it wasn't too bad, reaching to get the zippers closed around the back was the hardest bit. The zippers are very stiff so you have to have good hand strength/dexterity to do it. Removed one star for the need for additional straps that weren't included. FWIW I think lighter duty cam straps would be sufficient rather that giant ratchets. Got it in a huge sale but it would still be worth it at full price

United States on May 08, 2023

Christy WChristy W: After reading reviews, I rolled the dice and bought a 15 Sq ft bag. I have a Honda Accord 4 dr (No Rack) and used the bag for a camping trip. I'm Very Happy with it!!! 500 miles in central California heat (Ca I 5 (eye 5) South), through Pacheco Pass with Wind Gust Warnings, and coastal fog at an average 70 mph, I had No Problems and my bag came back in Perfect condition!
(I drove a bit slower than normal because I didn't know how the bag would do.)
This bag is what it is! Between it being on sale, an Amazon coupon and Prime benefits, I got it for around $50! I don't expect it to compare to expensive bags! But, here's what I did to secure it and get the most from a small investment...
Because of reviews of people sharing their experiences, I bought cheap Harbor Freight tie downs and wrapped those around the bag and through the doors (the frame of the car) to take the pressure off the bag straps and the yellow strap down areas of the bag. I put the harbor freight tie down S hooks and ratchet thing inside the car. Closed the doors with all extra straps inside. It took an extra $7 and 10 minutes to really secure the bag to the frame of the car.
For vehicles with a rack the...

United States on Aug 06, 2022