Old saying: "you get what you pay for ". This is an economy rooftop luggage bag that only costs 70 bucks.
I've traveled with this for 1500 miles so far, mostly freeway, and in a little rain. There have been no problems with it. The tie down straps could be better.
This is a pretty large bag and MUST be FULL. If it is not full, any looseness will flap in the wind and (duh) will obviously tear. I put this on an anti-slip mat and used 2 extra 1 inch straps. It was packed full and I put blankets and pillows in any voids.
If you do not have a lot of luggage, I would suggest getting a smaller bag.
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From the manufacturer
Navigator is an established brand of durable automotive parts and accessories wholly owned by Pilot. Founded in 1984, Pilot is an award-winning leader in aftermarket accessories for cars and trucks. They are best known for bringing to market unique and innovative products. Their headquarters in the City of Industry, California, is home to their in-house design and marketing team, R&D and engineering team, category management experts, and merchandising team. With a goal to not only meet customer expectations but to exceed them, Pilot is committed to delivering great products.
Water-Repellent Cargo Carrier by Navigator
Large Rooftop Storage
The Water-Repellent Cargo Carrier by Navigator is ideal for use when taking family road trips or vacations, or simply whenever extra cargo space is needed. It offers ample storage capacity while keeping the passenger cabin free from being occupied by personal belongings.
The heavy duty PVC material is durable yet flexible, capable of carrying objects of odd shapes and sizes. While it is designed for the safe transport of your gear on top of your vehicle, the water-repellent material keeps the contents dry and protected from the elements. When not in use, the cargo carrier conveniently folds up for easy storage in between trips.
- The Navigator Cargo Carrier is offered in two sizes.
- CG-07 dimensions: 53 in. x 31 in. x 17 in.
- CG-09 dimensions: 54 in. x 34 in. x 18.5 in.
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Water-Repellent ConstructionHeavy duty PVC material is extremely durable while sealed seams keep moisture out. Note: Please take precautionary measures to ensure zipper is properly covered by flap to ensure contents stay dry. |
Added SecurityLarge hooped zippers are lockable to keep contents safe (padlock not included). |
Versatile MountingQuickly and easily mounts to either cross bars or side rails on vehicle rooftop. |
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Portable DesignConveniently folds flat for easy storage when not in use. |
Large CapacityTransport loads of stuff without the need for multiple cargo carriers. Fits up to 18 cubic feet of cargo. |
Aerodynamic DesignAerodynamically designed to minimize wind drag and maximize gas mileage. |
Piece of Garbage
This is a horrible product. We purchased it for the trip we are on now. We had crossbars installed professionally by Ford. We packed it properly and took procautions by wrapping each piece in a garbage bag to prevent leaking just in case as it was raining. The straps were awful. My husband did not trust them and used industrial twist ties to reinforce. Thank God he did as 5 hours into the trip the side completely ripped and the plastic started pealing off like tiles on the space shuttle on re-entry to Earth. We checked it over three times at each stop. The straps needed to be tightened at each stop. We were overly cautious because we were not confident in the product. Lo and behold we had to pull over on the side of the freeway and unload the bag and cram it into my Ford Explorer with my two golden retrievers. I am sending this product back expecting a full refund.
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