| Mounting Type | Roof Mount |
|---|---|
| Item Volume | 15 Cubic Feet |
| Shell Type | Soft |
| Manufacturer | SHIELD JACKET |
| Item Weight | 7.83 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 43 x 34 x 17 inches |
| Item model number | CG05 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CG05 |
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From road trips with your family to weekend adventures with friends, it’s always important to have your gear on hand. But between backpacks, luggage, sleeping bags and more, space inside your vehicle quickly becomes limited.
With a Roof Top Travel Bag from SHIELD JACKET, you can bring along all of your equipment without sacrificing space! Designed for cars, vans and SUVs with roof rack systems, it instantly increases free space within your vehicle. Measuring in at 15 cubic feet (43”x34”x17”), it allows you to conveniently store large, over-sized or even odd-shaped objects.
Heading out in the rain? That’s no problem because our cargo bags feature welded seams to seal out water, making them completely weatherproof! Whether it’s rain, snow, sun or wind, your belongings remain protected. And with 8 built-in tie straps, you can effortlessly attach your bag with zero hassle. When it’s not in use, the soft-sided design folds and stores virtually anywhere.
Why do you choose SHIELD JACKET Roof bag?
-Create 15 cubic feet of extra space atop your car roof
- Completely weatherproof
- Easy to attach and fits all cars with or without rack
- Folds for versatile storage
- Constructed from double-wall vinyl
- Storage bag, anti-slip mat, 8 reinforced straps & 6 door hooks included.
- Warning: Avoid direct contact with cargo bag when you want to put sharp objects such as Xbox One, TV Boxs or photo frame. Please wrap them in a soft cloth before putting.
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While other rooftop carrier bags let in water through the zipper or quickly wear out, we’ve designed ours using triple-layer waterproof tarpaulin that weathers rain, wind, grit, or heat, and fitted it with a zipper flap that helps keep your items 100% dry. |
This 43” (L) X 34” (W) X 17” (H) car roof bag packs 15 cubic feet (425 liters) of space to give you ample storage room, And unlike a hard car top carrier that struggles to fit odd-shaped items, ours has soft sides that flex to accommodate them. |
Great for cars, vans or SUVs with roof rack systems, it provides 15 cubic feet of convenient, secure storage. We’ve included 8 reinforced straps with heavy-duty buckles to easily and securely install the waterproof roof top bag. |
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Handled a Tropical storm, 80mph driving like a champ, Won't last forever, but for the cost, is a good item to have.
Worked great with some expected cons for a bag! Used it for a 600 mile trip. During the trip ended up driving through a tropical depression that was just hitting the coast as we were getting in and what was left of Hurricane Harvey on the way back (So some very heavy rain). Everything inside stayed perfectly dry.I feel this would be better used in combination with a roof basket and had to do some work to make it work with what I had. I added two things to make the bag more usable for me. I cut some 2x2 and painted (for weather proofing) to make a lifted base that sat on the roof rails. I also took a piece of Hardie Board (what I had on hand) and cut to fit the inside diameter to add a sturdy flat base to lay stuff on with it on the roof.The flexibility of the bag adds challenges to getting stuff in the bag and keeping it stable while adding additional items as you pack. It also makes it a bit of a challenge when zipping and strapping securely as you need to tighten little at a time to keep the bag from pulling one direction and loosing on the other. It isn't overly difficult, but adds some time needed for packing. Working on a ladder didn't help this either. Best way to pack is to pack on flat ground and then lift into place with two or more people (depending on weight), I did this when packing to leave the house, but didn't have help lifting and pulled a muscle getting it elevated enough. Packing at the hotel I packed on the Jeep. Packing on the ground was better/easier, but packing on the Jeep was easier for a one man army to pull off. Straps to hold the bottom in place while you pack the unit would be helpful.The unit can hold a lot due to it's flexibility. I couldn't see any hard roof cargo holder being able to hold the odd shaped items I needed to put up there (Large Stroller (and I mean large), Large soft bags, etc) all together. But I did find it was better to spread the load out wide then tall (obviously). The ride down wasn't very noisy even at 80mph and gas mileage was just 4 MPG lower then usual on this trip. Coming back I put different items in it that made it as tall as it would expand, this lowered gas mileage by 8 MPG and was very noisy on the drive back. I could better pay attention when packing it on the ground so it was just better packed.Would recommend.Pro'sKept everything dry even in heavy rain.Handled 80 mph with no issuesStraps seem to have good sturdy stitching.ConsBeing a soft bag it could use a roof basket or board on the inside to add some rigidity to it.Strapping is a challenge due to being a bag, more time needed to pack and rework your packingMaterial doesn't seem to be the type that will last the life of a vehicle, but this trip it showed no wear.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017
I feel this would be better used in combination with a roof basket and had to do some work to make it work with what I had. I added two things to make the bag more usable for me. I cut some 2x2 and painted (for weather proofing) to make a lifted base that sat on the roof rails. I also took a piece of Hardie Board (what I had on hand) and cut to fit the inside diameter to add a sturdy flat base to lay stuff on with it on the roof.
The flexibility of the bag adds challenges to getting stuff in the bag and keeping it stable while adding additional items as you pack. It also makes it a bit of a challenge when zipping and strapping securely as you need to tighten little at a time to keep the bag from pulling one direction and loosing on the other. It isn't overly difficult, but adds some time needed for packing. Working on a ladder didn't help this either. Best way to pack is to pack on flat ground and then lift into place with two or more people (depending on weight), I did this when packing to leave the house, but didn't have help lifting and pulled a muscle getting it elevated enough. Packing at the hotel I packed on the Jeep. Packing on the ground was better/easier, but packing on the Jeep was easier for a one man army to pull off. Straps to hold the bottom in place while you pack the unit would be helpful.
The unit can hold a lot due to it's flexibility. I couldn't see any hard roof cargo holder being able to hold the odd shaped items I needed to put up there (Large Stroller (and I mean large), Large soft bags, etc) all together. But I did find it was better to spread the load out wide then tall (obviously). The ride down wasn't very noisy even at 80mph and gas mileage was just 4 MPG lower then usual on this trip. Coming back I put different items in it that made it as tall as it would expand, this lowered gas mileage by 8 MPG and was very noisy on the drive back. I could better pay attention when packing it on the ground so it was just better packed.
Would recommend.
Pro's
Kept everything dry even in heavy rain.
Handled 80 mph with no issues
Straps seem to have good sturdy stitching.
Cons
Being a soft bag it could use a roof basket or board on the inside to add some rigidity to it.
Strapping is a challenge due to being a bag, more time needed to pack and rework your packing
Material doesn't seem to be the type that will last the life of a vehicle, but this trip it showed no wear.
Handled a Tropical storm, 80mph driving like a champ, Won't last forever, but for the cost, is a good item to have.
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017
Worked great with some expected cons for a bag! Used it for a 600 mile trip. During the trip ended up driving through a tropical depression that was just hitting the coast as we were getting in and what was left of Hurricane Harvey on the way back (So some very heavy rain). Everything inside stayed perfectly dry.Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017
I feel this would be better used in combination with a roof basket and had to do some work to make it work with what I had. I added two things to make the bag more usable for me. I cut some 2x2 and painted (for weather proofing) to make a lifted base that sat on the roof rails. I also took a piece of Hardie Board (what I had on hand) and cut to fit the inside diameter to add a sturdy flat base to lay stuff on with it on the roof.
The flexibility of the bag adds challenges to getting stuff in the bag and keeping it stable while adding additional items as you pack. It also makes it a bit of a challenge when zipping and strapping securely as you need to tighten little at a time to keep the bag from pulling one direction and loosing on the other. It isn't overly difficult, but adds some time needed for packing. Working on a ladder didn't help this either. Best way to pack is to pack on flat ground and then lift into place with two or more people (depending on weight), I did this when packing to leave the house, but didn't have help lifting and pulled a muscle getting it elevated enough. Packing at the hotel I packed on the Jeep. Packing on the ground was better/easier, but packing on the Jeep was easier for a one man army to pull off. Straps to hold the bottom in place while you pack the unit would be helpful.
The unit can hold a lot due to it's flexibility. I couldn't see any hard roof cargo holder being able to hold the odd shaped items I needed to put up there (Large Stroller (and I mean large), Large soft bags, etc) all together. But I did find it was better to spread the load out wide then tall (obviously). The ride down wasn't very noisy even at 80mph and gas mileage was just 4 MPG lower then usual on this trip. Coming back I put different items in it that made it as tall as it would expand, this lowered gas mileage by 8 MPG and was very noisy on the drive back. I could better pay attention when packing it on the ground so it was just better packed.
Would recommend.
Pro's
Kept everything dry even in heavy rain.
Handled 80 mph with no issues
Straps seem to have good sturdy stitching.
Cons
Being a soft bag it could use a roof basket or board on the inside to add some rigidity to it.
Strapping is a challenge due to being a bag, more time needed to pack and rework your packing
Material doesn't seem to be the type that will last the life of a vehicle, but this trip it showed no wear.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021
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Kindle Customer
only had a little bit of rain but it's kept everything dry and was very easy to strap to the roof bars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 4, 2018