BougeRV Hitch Cargo Carrier Bag Waterproof/Rainproof for Car Truck SUV Vans Rear Mount Trays and Baskets 48'' L x 20'' W x 22'' H

Used it for a 1K mile trip. Rained on my way back home and no water entered the bag. Initially concerned the straps would not hold up but I was wrong. Used my own velcro strips to secure the loose ends because the loose ends flapping would likely loosen the straps. The cargo carrier is a King Bird Folding Hitch Cargo Carrier 60x24x6. Carrier bag fit well in my carrier. The bag has a decent amount of thickness. I used 3/4 inch PVC pipe to create a base for the bag. Made it easy to load & unload. Did not like the big lettering on the back of the bag. No complaints & worked as advertised. Can't speak on durability but will see as I use it more often. The stitching appear to be strong.The picture provided make it appear the bag is wider than the vehicle but its not. I can't see the bag on my side mirrors or rearview mirror.This is used on a Ford Explorer.Recommendations:Should consider the location of your exhaust direction of your cargo bag. Seen reviews where bags are damaged or melted because of the exhaust heat. I have an aftermarket hitch on my explorer & the carriers bottom was directly inline with the exhaust. I added a MAXXHAUL 50397 4 Inch Riser to extend up & away from the exhaust. Additionally, I improvised by cutting 1 ft. x 1 ft. Diamond Tread Aluminum sheet in half & mounted it on the carrier to help deflect or absorb heat as a precaution. After using this setup I don't believe the aluminum sheets were needed but give me a piece of mind.The bag did limit the view of my license plate & lights so I added the following.Alpena Tailgate LED Strip - No hardwiring needed. Just plugged into my 4pin connector with plenty of wire length. Adhesive backing already on the strip.BGGTMO License Plate Bracket Holder - Mount my license plate on the carrier when using the cargo bag. Bracket is mounted by zip ties & a velcro strap.

We purchased this tote to protect our precious cargo while making a cross country trip. We drove through a snowstorm, freezing temperatures and about 10 hours of heavy rainfall. This tote worked flawlessly! The built in straps kept it secure and in place. We fit enough luggage for 5 people for the week. Our host was amazed when we arrived with our luggage that we could fit it all. Now I will say we stretched this tote to the max and strained the zipper (not ideal), but the durability was great! The zipper and material was very stiff to maneuver during the frigid temperatures, but with some patience it can be opened.

We accidentally let the movers pack our bag, so we had to order a new one quickly. This one worked quickly and was actually bigger than the one that came with our cargo carrier. It’s been used in the rain multiple times without any issues.

There seems to be made of a great material and is waterproof. I did not realize it did not have a frame to keep a shape., but I was able to make from scrap pieces of metal/plastic

I was very pleased with the quality of the material. We had rain on way back home an its weather proof material held up. We were able to stand 4 suitcases in it an a backpack cooler bag. We loved the fact it had a lock also

I used to keep our luggage dry while driving from AZ to OR and back and it held up through some serious downpours along the way. Highly recommend!

Seems well-made, we will see in the long run. A bit cumbersome without the framework! DIY frame out a three-quarter inch PVC pipe is easy to build. you will need eight corner fittings; Amazon has them in packs of eight. 3 ea 10 foot long three-quarter inch PVC pipe from your big box store. Cut into four pieces 44 1/2 inches long and eight pieces 17 inches long. Seems to hold well, with friction fit, but can be screwed, glued or riveted.

This bag is a good size and held more than expected. We used this bag to hold 4 gym sized duffel bags, a large rolling duffel bag, a swim bag, two backpacks, and some other miscellaneous bags for a family of six. It freed up a ton of room so that our Flex wasn't packed to the gills. Traveled 2000+ miles round trip in mostly dry weather but did have some rain on one of our stops on the way home and everything was dry. It can be a little difficult to get zipped up due to the heavy plastic like construction. It does have a velcro flap that covers the zipper to keep water out. I got this over a roof bag because I liked the idea that it was more protected from the wind and would have less (if any) impact on fuel economy. We did end up partially unloading the bag on our over night stops for security reasons and putting it in car. We were still able to get the lift gate open while pulling it out of the way slightly when it was on the Flex. YMMV depending on your vehicle, cargo carrier, and how full the bag is.