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Looking to get a roof bag (approx 1.5x1.1) for the occasional camping trip we do and wondering what people recommend at around $150-$250. Ideally I need it to be waterproof and easily accessible from the side. Collapsible is also a plus.
Happy to hear any other advantages or disadvantages you might have with your ones, as there are plenty on flea bay but not sure about durability.
thanks
Who's going to be first....
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Apparently you were....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
Ill start it ........RED....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
And seriously if you are only using occasionally the Kings bag seems ok to me. I use one and its ok but I also have another made by a canvas shop here in Perth. A bit more than $150 to $250 though.
Im waiting on the REDBACK range of rooftop bags oh goodie lol
And there it is:)
Well we probably confused the poor OP but...
I wanted to be first but it would have broken my New Years Resolution not to mention 'you know who' Rooftop Bags on the Forum in 2016.
So far so good...
I just use an Ebay special in the roof basket on mine, seems OK to me
wish I knew what you guys are on about.. searched redback bags can't see much, searched this forum and found some funny posts but now more confused than ever, must be an old joke :P
hard to get good advice these days. :)
Not so much an old joke as one that just never gets tired around here...Quote:
Originally Posted by foggs
How good a bag do you want?
As mentioned the one I grabbed on Ebay does the job for me but I only use it once or twice a year or so as most of my gear goes in dustproof cases on my Tray
:)Quote:
Originally Posted by the evil twin
Something that's not gonna fall apart in a year or two or easily fall apart..
There seem to be a whole lot for under $150, hence why I'm looking for something maybe a little better but not near the top of the range.
You probably had the same new year reso for the last five years.Quote:
Originally Posted by the evil twin
Aww bum. You all beat me to it!
I've got a bushranger roof top bag. Don't use it much now but it is bloody awesome! Driven through some mega storms with it and all my gear keeps bone dry, no dust ingress either which surprised me.
I can't remember how much it cost but I think it was closer to $300?
I have a Rooftop bag id be interested in selling. 2 actually! both have been used for 1 trip to QLD from Melbourne and used on road only when my dad moved to QLD. No longer needed.
Both are Bushranger Brand. on is the Racksack which is their most expensive and awesome bag. Thick Heavy Duty polyurethane fabric. Water and Dust proof. Tough bag. The other is there medium range bag and is a Canvas type. Both in Perfect condition.
I would keep them myself but i already have a RackSak and have used it a heap of times. I rate it highly.
Hey Darren would the air jack fit in one of these bags? Might be able to do a deal on the other gear that I'm sending you 😎Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
Yes it will fit easy mate. Same size as the one I had on the roof for the Simpson. Fits a 35 inside with room to spare. I had the 35, the air jack, tools and spares. Great bag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
I would need to confirm the size of each of the bags mate. I think one is smaller than the other but either will easily fit your jack. How much space do you have on your rack?
is Clunk sick?
Just the solar panel an rv5 tent mate, plenty of room, I basically just need to put the airbag jack in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
I have a rhino rack bag and I reckon you wouldn't find a better bag for water and dust proofness except maybe a redbag rooftop bag but good luck finding one of those😂 the rhino rack one has a zipper and double flaps with velcro covering the zipper and 3 straps that you pull down to hold onto the roof rack and to stop it flapping about. Bloody excellent bit of gear.
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Usually, but I think his health is ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avo
I don't normally recommend Tigerz11 stuff, but here is a link
http://www.tigerz11.com.au/adventure...f-top-bag.html
I bought one from them - not this exact one, but very similar, and although it has only been used a few times, it is still as good as new. As it was fairly cheap I wasn't expecting too much, and it was a little bit of a trial to put in front of my Rooftop tent, and the plan was to get a better one if it worked OK .. Think it will last me 10 years plus as is ....
Yes but he's seeking help lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Avo
Too easy a target... even Clunk has more class than that.
You think,, he can post some real nasty stuff if he wants to
but Ill leave it at that
Class ROFPML
I've actually been pretty restrained in what I've posted TD and if I have gone a wee bit too far, then I've always got Tuppa following me to clean it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Now enough with the hijack, get back on topic.
AB..... how's those Redback Rooftop Bags coming along?
Drifta have started manufacturing roof top bags to customer measurements, look ok on video, https://youtu.be/csrfZgd_evQ
Do these roof top bags have YKK zips and some sort of a double flap to ensure no dust gets in
Drifta do only state a good quality zip and use YKK in most of there gear. it also has three adjustable full wrap around straps that can be used to anchor to rack and yes it has a flap over the zip but is only a single flap, they do say the bag is not water proof but add not a lot of water gets in, probably because The zipper is only across the back and up one side
Got a quote for 1800x600x30mm $290.00 plus freight