Asinking Rooftop Cargo Carrier Bag 15 Cubic Feet
Product description
Technical details
If your trunk fills up before the people do, a soft rooftop carrier can add room without moving to a permanent hard-shell box. This Asinking bag offers 15 cubic feet of storage and is designed to attach with roof racks or, using the included door hooks, to some vehicles without a rack.
It is made from 900D abrasion-resistant PVC, with heat-welded seams described as triply reinforced. The package also includes a non-slip mat, combination lock, six door hooks, storage bag, and user manual. The manufacturer describes the carrier as waterproof, but there’s no independent test information here to show how it performs in a particular storm or after extended use.
Requirements
When full, the bag measures 44 x 34 x 17 inches. The listed vehicle-fit guidance calls for a roof longer than 50 inches and wider than 36 inches. Those figures are a useful starting point, not a substitute for checking how the carrier will sit on your specific roof. Choosing without that measurement can leave too little room for a secure fit or cause the bag to overhang.
The setup is intended for vehicles with different rack arrangements, and the door hooks provide an alternative when there is no roof rack. Still, the product details do not specify a maximum load weight. That makes it difficult to judge whether it suits particularly heavy cargo, even if the items fit inside. Keep the load within the space available and follow the included manual for attachment.
Usage tips
Pack soft, bulky items such as sleeping bags first, then arrange suitcases or other firm luggage so the load sits evenly. For a family road trip, that could mean moving bedding and a tent out of the cabin while keeping everyday essentials accessible inside. The listed capacity examples include four sleeping bags, four suitcases, or two double tents, with room described for additional trip supplies, actual fit depends on the shape and size of your belongings.
Lay the non-slip mat between the carrier and the roof as directed, and make sure straps and buckles are secure before setting off. The mat and padded door hooks are intended to help protect the vehicle’s finish, but they don’t remove the need to position and fasten everything carefully. Recheck the attachment after loading, especially if the bag’s shape changes as you pack.
Practical doubts
Can it be used without a roof rack? The included door hooks are intended to let you attach it to some vehicles without a rack. Check that the hooks and strap path work with your vehicle’s doors and roof before loading.
What is included? The listed package contains the 15-cubic-foot bag, non-slip mat, combination lock, six door hooks, storage bag, and user manual.
Is there a stated weight limit? No maximum cargo weight is provided in the product information, so capacity in cubic feet alone can’t tell you how much weight the roof setup can safely carry.
When it makes sense
It suits you if you need extra enclosed packing space for a road trip and prefer a soft carrier that can be stored in its included bag when not in use. The rack-or-door-hook setup also offers more flexibility than a carrier designed only for a specific rack arrangement.
Not the best choice if your priority is a confirmed load-weight rating, a hard-sided enclosure, or a fit that requires no measuring and setup. The key decision is whether your roof dimensions and attachment points match the listed guidance, if they do, this gives bulky luggage a place outside the cabin, but the missing weight limit remains a real consideration for heavier loads.