Car Rooftop Cargo Carrier Bag, 21 Cubic Feet Cargo Carrier for Car Roof, 100% Waterproof 900D Oxford Cloth Roof Luggage Bag for All Vehicle with/without Rack- with Lock, Non-Slip Mat, Door Hooks

Five people, a week's gear, and a boot that ran out of room around the third bag. A roof bag is the cheapest way to add packing space to a car you already own, and it folds away when the trip ends.

Nearly 600 litres of overflow space

The bag measures 132 x 100 x 44.5 cm (52 x 39.4 x 17.5 in) — 21 cubic feet, or roughly 595 litres. That takes sleeping bags, tents, camp chairs and the soft luggage that never stacks against a wheel arch. Bulky, light and awkward is what belongs on a roof; heavy items stay low in the car where they are easier to control.

Coated fabric and a sealed zip

The shell is 900D oxford, a coarse weave chosen for abrasion resistance, because a loaded bag works against the roof and the straps for hours at highway speed. A PVC coating and a waterproof zipper hold weather out. The supplier calls it 100 per cent waterproof — read that as solid rain protection rather than a guarantee, and line anything that must stay dry.

Key features

• Rack optional: door hooks suit a bare roof, buckle straps suit cars already running crossbars.
• 900D oxford shell: a heavy weave, PVC coated, built to survive being strapped down and driven on.
• Non-slip mat: sits between bag and paintwork so the roof stays unmarked.
• Combination lock: stops the zip walking open in transit.

Specifications

• Capacity: 21 cubic feet, roughly 595 litres
• Dimensions: 132 x 100 x 44.5 cm (52 x 39.4 x 17.5 in)
• Material: 900D oxford cloth with PVC coating
• Closure: waterproof zipper with combination lock
• Fitment: cars, utes and SUVs, rack or no rack
• Load rating: not published by the supplier

What's in the box

• 1 x rooftop cargo bag
• 1 x non-slip mat
• 1 x combination lock
• 6 x door hooks
• 2 x buckle straps

Before you load it

• No weight rating is published for this bag. Your vehicle's roof load limit is the number that matters.
• Weight up high lifts the centre of gravity — allow for it in crosswinds and on corrugations.

Ask us if you are unsure whether your roof suits the hooks or the straps.