X-BULL Waterproof Car Roof Top Rack Carrier ravel Cargo Luggage Cube Bag Trave 425L

A packed boot runs out of room long before the trip does. Camping chairs, swags and soft bags end up wedged against the rear window where they block the mirror and shift on every corner. This 425 L rooftop bag moves the bulky, light gear up top, out of the cabin and out of the way.

Sealed at the seams, not just the fabric

Water finds its way into a roof bag through the stitching long before it soaks through the material itself. X-BULL builds this one with dual seam technology and double-stitched seams, so the joins are closed off rather than left as a row of needle holes sitting directly above your sleeping bags. The shell is a waterproof material and buckles hold the opening shut. X-BULL describes the bag as 100% waterproof, which is the claim that matters on a four-hour run through spray thrown off every truck you pass.

Folds flat once you are home

There is no internal frame, and that changes how the bag lives for the other fifty weeks of the year. A hard roof box needs a permanent corner of the garage; this one collapses down and goes on a shelf. At 3.60 kg it is light enough to lift up and position on your own, so nearly all of the weight you add on the roof is the gear itself rather than the carrier. Packed out, it measures 130 x 80 x 40 cm.

Key features

• 425 L of space: takes the volume-heavy, weight-light items that eat a boot.
• Dual seam technology: the stitch lines are sealed, not simply sewn.
• Frameless build: folds down small enough to store on a shelf between trips.
• Buckle closure: pulls the opening tight and keeps the load contained.
• 3.60 kg empty: the carrier itself adds very little to what goes on the roof.

Specifications

• Capacity: 425 L
• Bag size: 130 x 80 x 40 cm
• Weight: 3.60 kg
• Material: waterproof material with dual seam construction
• Placement on vehicle: rooftop

Before you fit this

• X-BULL does not state a load limit for the bag, so work to your vehicle's roof load rating from the owner's handbook.
• The listing does not specify a mounting system; check what your roof, rack or bars offer as anchor points before you load up.

Suits family road trips, camping runs and any load that is awkward rather than heavy.