Rightline Gear 100C70 PackRight Classic Car Top Carrier
Product Details
- Shipping Weight: 9.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B0009NZL1Q
- Item model number: 100C70
By : Rightline Gear
Item Description
The PackRight Classic Auto Top Carrier adjusts in size from four to 16 cu ft. making it the only automobile top rated carrier that can alter dimension to perfectly fit the size of your load. The Classic is constructed of 600D Hydrotuff material, a UV resistant, waterproof PVC backed polyester. The patented style closes like a white water rafting bag to keep water out. For 110% water protection, take into consideration adding the PackRight Waterproof Liner. Sewn in loops accommodate the PackRight Security Cable Lock. The Classic can be applied on vehicles with or with no a luggage rack. The included StrapRight Strap Set has 4 nylon straps that hold the carrier to two- or four-bar luggage racks. If you do not have a luggage rack you can run the straps about the carrier and through the inside of the car, or invest in the Car Clip Strap Set which hooks onto a ledge inside most vehicles and door frames. Adding the Non-Skid Roof Protection Pad will enable hold the carrier in spot.
Rightline Gear 100C70 PackRight Classic Car Top Carrier
Customer Reviews
I really wish I had just purchased roof racks and a Thule/Yakima cargo box instead of this. The straps go through the doors which doesn't work if you're tall, and the car clip straps scratched my car up. The straps also didn't stay tight, which led to the bag flying off my car at 70mph... Tore up in several places. Thank god no one was behind me at the time or they could have been killed. You can also only store lightweight stuff in it or it will dent in your roof.
Complete waste of money in my opinion... Do yourself a favor and spring for quality roofracks and a cargo box.
The minute I opened this PackRight, I knew I would not be fond of it. Why? Because it opens towards the rear of the car. I knew that, but thought there would be a zipper or something that goes along the side to help with packing. Instructions say to load the carrier while it's on the roof. Unless your supplies are light, that's the only way to do it. With the opening facing backwards, it's very awkward to load. We tried it that way but gave up. Since we only had pillows, blankets, clothing and sleeping bags in there, my husband loaded it on he ground and threw it onto the roof.
There is no zipper for closing. Roll it up like a potato chip bag and secure with a buckle. I'd feel better if they added a zipper to it.
Went on the trip and everything held together. My husband was nervous it would all fly off the roof, but that did not happen.
So . . . it works, but is very awkward to load.
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