Waterproof Heavy-Duty Tuff Truck Bag

Thomas Ikey Jr: I have used the tuff truck bag only twice in two years after purchase and on my second use I was caught in on and off rain for around 500 miles( figuring no worries). Upon arriving home and unloading the truck bag, I found that all of my mine and my Wife's bags and gifts were soaking wet!!! Very disappointed! I was very surprised being American made! I give it three Stars only because it's made in America.

United States on Aug 12, 2023

Cherie L. Barnstable: This is outstanding durability and ease of use! Have used it on 2 trips (2000 miles round trip each) to arizona and Southern California. Bags stayed dry, dust free. Holds ALOT! Only downside it would be nice if the opening flipped back a little more.

United States on Jul 30, 2023

Douglas: It really did great protecting contents that I placed inside the all weather protective bag and was really surprised the amount of space we were able to use because we assisted my 20+ year old son in moving to another state so we crammed a lot in it. Beware- you get a little rain or snow in it, it’ll never dissipate until you turn it inside out. The HD zipper needs to be all the way towards the back corner, around front and back to the other back corner. With the way the zipper is just in front, you end up pushing everything forward with your feet. During the cold, the all weather bag gets hard and tough to zip up. Other than that, it’s a good purchase for the price and did what we needed it to do.

United States on Apr 19, 2023

Dan: I bought this to carry luggage on a 1600 mile round-trip, in case we ran into rain. We did get rained on a couple times and everything stayed dry, so the bag itself worked as intended and I'm very happy about that. The only issue I ran into is the corner straps that you're supposed to use to tie down the bag, the stitching on them sucks. I was just trying to move the bag when it was half full, probably 75 lbs of stuff in it at the time, and one strap completely ripped off - I wasn't even pulling that hard. But I ended up using a cargo net over the whole thing and that worked fine, plus I had enough weight inside the bag that it wouldn't go anywhere. The bag took up about 75% of my Ram truck 6'4" bed. I still had enough room between the cab and the bag to stuff some gear, and there was enough room on both sides of the bag to access the cargo net tie downs and put some camping chairs and tools between the bag and bedside. This will come in very handy on future trips, it's made out of thick material and should last for many years.

United States on Jun 15, 2022

DigitalDad: I had a quick inner state trip to take and with an infant and toddler along for the ride along with some extra family, there's no way my road trip could happen with just my Expeditions interior storage space. I considered buying a small enclosed trailer for about $2000, adding a roof rack which meant some assembly and still having to strap things to my roof to hold everyhing, and a small clamshell enclosure simply wouldn't do.

I have a small 4x8 utility trailer for odd jobs so I figured let me find a way to just drag this thing to our VRBO property and make it happen without getting our things wet. Well after some looking I found this and I'm happy it worked out. The bag itself has some rubberized coating with a zipper flap that keeps the water out. The very first night I left it placed inside the trailer and the next morning the exterior was soaked from overnight rains and morning dew, but the interior was bone dry, so it kind of confirmed the idea for me.

I was able to fit a Ogio Big Rig suitcase, a smaller Ohio rolling suitcase loaded to the brim, 3 backpacks, a small 10x10 folded down canopy, random stuff like shoes and it kept everything together during our...

United States on May 08, 2018