Product Description

Highland 15 cubic feet KarPak roof top cargo bag now includes a convenient storage sack to store and protect the bag when not in use. The Highland KarPak utilizes sonically welded seams instead of sewn seams and waterproof material to significantly reduce the chance moisture might migrate into the bag during use. Highland's KarPak utilizes a rain flap over the zipper closure to further protect cargo from moisture and dust. The KarPak soft sided car top cargo bag is a rugged performer and a great value.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3665 in Automotive
• Size: 37' x 30" x 16"
• Color: Black
• Brand: Highland
• Model: 1038900

Features

• 15 cubic feet of storage
• Mounts on virtually all factory and aftermarket roof racks
• Zipper closure with rain flap allow easy access to cargo
• Rainproof construction
• Highland's best selling roof top cargo bag

Customer Reviews

Expensive Waterproof Added Space for Your Travels
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RQWYGP2NZ6UT6 My husband and recently purchased the new Highland 1038900 Black 15 cu.ft. Rainproof Car Top Bag with Storage Sack's. We ordered two for our trip 500 mile trip to Ohio. They were inexpensive, easy to assemble and kept our things dry and safe the whole trip. We are very pleased with our purchase. Saved us SO much room for traveling.

Incredible Performance at a bargain price
I purchased this product to take on a mission trip from Tidewater, VA flying to Spokane, WA and then to drive 8 hours to the Blackfeet Reservation,in Browning, MT. It is compact and light, so it is easy to pack or even carry on a plane. It is easy to open and secure to the roof of a vehicle. It's roomy and when you are done with it, it folds right back up into the lunch box size bag. Incredible product for a great price.

Surprisingly good value
First experience with a car-top carrier. Easy to install, easy to load and unload. Looks and feels durable. A very good value when compared to the leading competitor in the soft carrier field, sold by Thule, which costs nearly 3 times as much.
A couple tips:1. Secure loose ends of straps with twist ties (2 per strap) or noise will drive you nuts; 2. Put carrier on top of vehicle while empty and load it. We used plastic totes, primarily, for ease of loading, but the construction does appear to be rain-proof. We had only a light rain while carrier sat on vehicle overnight, so not a real test.