FIVKLEMNZ Car Rooftop Cargo Carrier 15 Cu. ft. $51

Falln2pieces

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There's about 50 rebrands of this. But, we bought it to move last year and it lasted several thousand miles stuffed full on the top of the car with rain. Stop have it with no damage. One of the very few multi random letter Chinese products I'll vouch for.

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dbtdbt

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There's about 50 rebrands of this. But, we bought it to move last year and it lasted several thousand miles stuffed full on the top of the car with rain. Stop have it with no damage. One of the very few multi random letter Chinese products I'll vouch for.

I agree Chinese products sometimes holds up very well for very cheap price. However, they could really just spend few hundred dollars to hire an American to come up a decent brand name instead of letters! How can I even recommend it to my friends? Hey, this svfoghsngofh product is really good!

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Batmansplumber

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Much better than the 84% waterproof version. That ruined all my tissue paper snowflakes!

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BhargavaRam

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BhargavaRam

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I only used it one time and it is good but I can not speak for the quality for a long time, but I bought the 21 cu.ft for $60+tax 2 months ago. It's better to hold off if it's not needed right now.

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superpimp2g

Jun 22, 2024 12:47 AM

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Do they just roll their face across the keyboard when they come up with these brand names?

Last edited by superpimp2g June 22, 2024 at 10:54 AM.

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IgorO

Jun 22, 2024 12:51 AM

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I've used this bag on two different trips totaling about 3,000 miles in all. No issues. My suggestion is to get big plastic containers to organize everything inside. I had two large ones in the back and two small ones in the front making it somewhat slanted and more aerodynamic.

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QueensGambit

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Jun 22, 2024 1:03 AM

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QueensGambit

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I mean the comments here are sus

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SkillfulLinen237

Jun 22, 2024 1:05 AM

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Says "with or without roof rack"…has anyone used this without? If so, how did that go/how much weight did you have in it?…I have two sunroofs on my SUV so would be concerned about the glass.

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JoseM3334

Jun 22, 2024 1:24 AM

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Quote from dbtdbt

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I agree Chinese products sometimes holds up very well for very cheap price. However, they could really just spend few hundred dollars to hire an American to come up a decent brand name instead of letters! How can I even recommend it to my friends? Hey, this svfoghsngofh product is really good!

So the reason they use random letters it's because its a way to game the system. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/1...right.html

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Please help me understand something… OP states this is their first post here, includes a discount code, and doesn't state their affiliation to the product or company yet this post is being tagged as sponsored and not being listed by slickdeals… the comments here are also grammatically errored and speak as if everyone uses this off brand

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dragontales

Jun 22, 2024 1:39 AM

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Question, if this thing just lays on your roof wouldn't it scratch your car due to movement while driving?

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ejake88

Jun 22, 2024 1:53 AM

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I bought this same carrier branded differently and I would buy it again if I needed. I went nomadic for a few months and this thing stored half my stuff and I regularly accessed it. Super durable, waterproof and comes with extra parts in case something breaks, which mine never did. One thing to consider is condensation buildup inside the bag but I didn't have too much of a problem with that.
I drove it from NJ to FL, then up to KY, back down to LA then out to CA, where it is currently sitting in the trunk waiting for the next trip.

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Ravenesque

Jun 22, 2024 4:17 AM

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Quote from dbtdbt

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I agree Chinese products sometimes holds up very well for very cheap price. However, they could really just spend few hundred dollars to hire an American to come up a decent brand name instead of letters! How can I even recommend it to my friends? Hey, this svfoghsngofh product is really good!

My dog has a great harness with the odd name called r.a.b.b.i.t.g.o.o. (sorry for periods some reason blocks the name)

Ravenesque

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Quote from JoseM3334

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So the reason they use random letters it's because its a way to game the system. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/1...right.html

Too bad behind paywall

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Azrael_the_Cat

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Quote from SkillfulLinen237

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Says "with or without roof rack"…has anyone used this without? If so, how did that go/how much weight did you have in it?…I have two sunroofs on my SUV so would be concerned about the glass.

Keep in mind your car is designed to be able to roll over and sit upside down without crushing the passengers it can handle a lot of weight on the roof. I probably wouldn't load it with solid lead but it ought to be able to handle most luggage. If I had one I would be careful to make sure there weren't any protrusions that put point forces onto the glass of course

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