Cargo Carrier, CarFit Roof Cargo Bag , Stylish Car Roof Bag (15 Cubic Feet)

I pre-purchased this item for a road trip my family and I had planned months in advance. Let's just say, I should have tested it. While driving down the Interstate, we heard some noise and thought we had a flat tire. We pulled Over to find the entire top ripped and was flapping in the wind. Lucky none of our stuff flew out and caused an accident but it required some pretty tight miles for the rest of our trip. Also, it was not water resistant either. When moving our luggage around, we realized most of it was wet and it had not rained during our trip, only the night prior to us leaving.

product exactly as described, seems like it will do the job! Great and very affordable. Would do business with again

Worked great, isn’t completely waterproof but pretty water resistant. Recommend putting suitcases into plastic bags if there is any chance of rain. Otherwise I was satisfied.

The bag proved to not be waterproof in light rain (the gear inside got soaked). When pulling on a front strap to tighten it, the snap broke apart in my hand. Luckily, I keep spare ratchet straps in my SUV. Finally, I had to remount the bag several times to mitigate excessive wind noise. This is a problem I have never struggled with before.

The zipper broke on the first trip we took and the whole bottom was soaked when it rained on us.

Worked fine, held more than I expected.

I just came back from my road trip and I used his cargo and halfway toward my trip the cargo torn a big hole where it was not fixable and I had to take everything out my car go into my car where we were maxed out and have no room to move it was horrible if I can I will like to request my money back or new cargo that will not rip and torn

Yea sure for 35.oo what do you expect? its a glorified duffle bag ! built as good as any of the others , just smaller cubic foot.add some more rope on the outside, to keep it from flapping about.. and put your items inside heavy duty trash bags..wind driven rain/water will get in all most anywhere ...