Waterproof Heavy Duty

This product is useful for some applications but is not without drawbacks.Pros: 1) Absolutely waterproof. I drove for 8 hours in the rain with the bag and had no water inside. It was pouring for the first hour or so and then off and on for the rest of the trip. 2) This bag is huge.Cons 1) the zipper is only on the back, this appears to be for weather resistance. Having the zipper only on the back can make loading and unloading difficult.I used two full sized wheeled suitcases and wheeled them in first, this made it a little easier to use the whole bag. After that, I loaded various duffles. It still was a pain to load and unload. If you only need dry storage a few times a year for road trips like I do, this bag is totally worth the effort of loading it. My truck has a spray in bed liner which is relatively abrasive, so I put an old moving blanket under the bag out of caution.

Tacoma longbed. Works great! Holds a ton of stuff, 2 big instant tent bags (4 man coleman cabin x1, shower tent x1), joolca nomad kit, Wrappon crapper, old school sleeping bags rolled up x2, an air mat, Buddy heater, propane hose, 3 bags with all clothes & toiletries, dog food bag, a couple 12pks.... theres some big stuff in that list! It all fit easily. I think the more you pack in it the better. The zipper is heavy duty, worked great after getting super dusty and then hit with a bunch of splashing water... and then rain. Zipper was stubborn at times but thats how it is in the dirt when dealing with thick rubberized material made to go over the zipper. If anyone complains about this zipper... they haven't camped much... or at least they haven't camped with zippers much 😆Did great at freeway speeds for long periods, kept dust and water out and was easy to clean. Hosed it off, looks new again and believe me, it was desert brown!

So I was initially looking for a tonneau cover but saw a lot of drawbacks;- Expensive- Not all waterproof- Cargo rolls around and bangs into side of bed- Cant install a headache rack- All your stuff usually ends up at front of the bed after you stop and is a pain in the butt to get.I wanted something waterproof and easy to work with. Was a little worried it would however be noise as it flapped about in the wind but ordered it anyway.So far I love it. Easy to strap in, doesnt make noise, and keeps my stuff dry. Yes things roll around inside but they dont smash into the bed and being on bungies and more or less a bag, they softly move around. Its probably the best compromise I have found. Seems sturdy and I suspect it will last.Drawbacks- Zipper is heavy and a pain.- If things do move to the front of the bag you need to basically crawl in to get them. Its mostly a pain when its raining as you end up getting wet.Positives- Things are dry and don't get smashed- Its quiet- Price is fair and it seems durable- Easy to remove and store.- Looks nice.

I bought this to carry luggage on a 1600 mile round-trip, in case we ran into rain. We did get rained on a couple times and everything stayed dry, so the bag itself worked as intended and I'm very happy about that. The only issue I ran into is the corner straps that you're supposed to use to tie down the bag, the stitching on them sucks. I was just trying to move the bag when it was half full, probably 75 lbs of stuff in it at the time, and one strap completely ripped off - I wasn't even pulling that hard. But I ended up using a cargo net over the whole thing and that worked fine, plus I had enough weight inside the bag that it wouldn't go anywhere. The bag took up about 75% of my Ram truck 6'4" bed. I still had enough room between the cab and the bag to stuff some gear, and there was enough room on both sides of the bag to access the cargo net tie downs and put some camping chairs and tools between the bag and bedside. This will come in very handy on future trips, it's made out of thick material and should last for many years.

I have used this now on two road trips this summer of 2108 from Dallas to Colorado Springs and Dallas to South Padre Island. This Bag rides well in the truck bed, it does get inflated and that gets some getting use to but doesn't present any safety problems as long as the bag is full. In fact when we encountered rain I found it to be a plus because the pain never pool on the bag. Our Luggage road without very little movement and I'm an aggressive driver. By the second trip I was forgetting the bag was back in the bed of the truck i road so well. The luggage if you have more the a few pieces like we did provides more than enough weigh to hold it down. But if you are the over prepared type there are 4-rings to hook on to on the top four corners as wells as the bottom four corners. The opening is very generous, has 2-zippers and a lip to keep the inclement weather out. It is as large as the photos indicate and this is the largest bag I was able to source that wasn't a roof top bag and was designed for truck bed installation. It comes with 4-bungee cords (for the top 4-rings) and a bag to store it when it is not in use. The only thing I have different is Cargo tie-down rings that fit into the side of my truck bed so it rides a little lower. But the bag is going to take the shape of your luggage or whatever you are putting into it so it's really not going to matter.