WEIZE 54" x 34" Heavy Duty Roof Rack, Rooftop Cargo Carrier Basket with Waterproof Bag, Tie Down Strap, Net, Rack Extension and Car Top Luggage Holder for SUV, 150lb Capacity, Steel Construction

Rack goes together pretty easy. The only thing I don't like about it is that the brackets, I think, are strangely made. They don't actually clamp together around the bars of the rack. It is more of a nub that protrudes from the top brackets and tightens against the bottom bracket. I included pics to see. The other strange thing is that when the knobs are tightened down, a good portion the screw protrudes which would make me think the screws would rip the cargo bag. But it seems sturdy. Overall, it seems alright. Edit: Cargo bag. This bag has held up since coming to Minnesota 7 weeks ago and it has been out in the elements this while time. I've been on a travel assignment, jeep camping. We went through 2 blizzards, some pretty good rain episodes, I had it on the top of the jeep for 5 weeks until I got settled into a permanent camp site and this thing stayed on, didn't get wet, didn't rip, and stayed closed. When I went out, I locked it with holes in the zippers. It can store a lot of stuff in it. I am very glad I got this thing. I did take it off the jeep and it's now just chilling on the ground, holding my extra camping stuff I need as the weather changes and so far, everything has stayed dry. I would definitely buy again!

Upon opening the package, I found the bag to be sturdier and thicker than I originally thought which was a very nice surprise. The cage was easy to put together. The brackets seem designed only for cross bars that are flat on the bottom which mine aren't. This means the brackets naturally bend upon tightening. That doesn't seem right to me. The brackets also have lug nuts that stick upwards into the bag that came with the cage as a full kit. Even though they have rounded corners, they could rub against the bag regardless of the netting being over all of it. I will be using it on my trip in a couple of days and will see how it fares while in use. It worked well on my trip. I put foam on the nodules that stuck up into the bag to minimize the rubbing and that worked well. While driving, there was a bit of wind noise but it wasn’t very loud and I felt it was secure during my entire trip. I checked around the cage every time I got gas and, for the most part, the snaps stayed secure. I only had to re-secure a couple the entire time. It was pretty easy to take off when I got to the campsite and then put back together when packing to go home. I really enjoyed knowing the water proof bag was keeping all my stuff dry since it rained almost the entire drive there, everyday we were camping and only stopped for the last few hours before we left. The bag was sturdy, water proof and easy to get in to. The cage, except for the only flat attachments, was secure and solid and quieter than I expected. Overall it was totally worth the cost!

First of all, the rack, itself, has held up well. It was easy enough to put together that my middle schooler did it himself with only a little input from me at the end (which I'm not sure he really even needed). It attached easily to a set of roof rails I bought at Walmart. We used it for the first time for a long-distance trip recently. We used the metal rack, the fabric carrier, and the straps to hold it down (we didn't use the netting or the straps that attach the rack to your door frames as we have a roof rack). It kept everything dry during a heavy rainstorm we drove through. I did make sure to zip the zipper pulls to the back of the carrier where they wouldn't be exposed to driving rain. It was easy to pack (considering it was on the top of a tall SUV) and easy to cinch down so that it was quite secure. The only tedious part was securing the excess strap so it wouldn't flop around. On the second to last day of our 12-day trip, during which the rack was in use for 4-5 days, we discovered that the top of the carrier had developed threadbare abrasions in random places and one of the straps had had worn down to the point where it only half of it was intact! This is the reason for only one star. A carrier should last much longer than one car trip. I have contacted the company for a warranty claim and am waiting to hear back from them. I will update with the outcome of that. ETA: After several messages back and forth and me sending photos (and maybe a video of water pouring through one of the holes--it's been a while, now, so I don't remember that part), the seller partially refunded my purchase.

Looks nice and sturdy. Won't fit my 2022 Toyota Corolla SE with stock factory rail bars as they can't be adjusted to move forward or backwards. So I gave them to my girlfriend for her SUV. Seems nice but don't do what I did. Add your car to your Amazon garage so it can filter the search results by your car make and model.

the roof rack is perfect and sturdy and has held up so well for cross country moving as a travel nurse - the bag ripped after first use though, 2/4 straps ripped. but they did send me a replacement when i reached out so i appreciate that!