Roof storage like the Thule Touring 200 Roof Box is essential for any family looking to head out on holiday by car and this model promises to be a great option for large groups that need a spacious, secure system.
This box has a large capacity of 400 litres, which equates to a 50 kg load, and has a number of user-friendly features for packing and installation.
This one promises a large capacity and ease of use, but it is secure and protective enough for everyone’s needs?
Thule is a popular name when it comes to car accessories, and the Thule 629801 Motion XT XL Roof Box looks like a great option for any long road trip.
This is an attractive box – as far as car boxes go – with the choice of a black glossy finish or Titan grey glossy finish.
This immediately suggests a high-end product. But, does this box actually do enough to warrant the high price tag?
Car roof bags, such as the Sailnovo Car Roof Bag, can be a great alternative to boxes when you have a lot of luggage for your trip.
This one looks like it should be the ideal choice for large families because of its 560L capacity and promises about waterproofing and protection.
But, does it live up to the expectations of users?
Roof bags are a great alternative way to increase storage space without the need for heavy boxes and the large BougeRV Car Roof Box should be ideal.
This big bag looks like a cross between the big tough boxes that some families rely upon and the softer, removable bags.
This is down the capacity, the tough materials and the promise of plenty of security. There are some great sales promises for this product. But, does it deliver?
Roof bags can be a worthwhile alternative to the standard roof box – and the Big Daddy Car Roof Bag is out to prove that you can still get the strength and capacity you need.
This large bag is an affordable solution that offers an adaptable form of luggage space, a waterproof exterior and thick straps that tie to the roof rack of the car.
There isn’t much here in terms of features other than the free mat and storage bag.
Instead, it is all about a simple process and secure belongings. But, what do users make of the product?
The Rabbitgoo Roof Box is an interesting alternative option for motorists heading out on a family vacation. We are used to the rigid, streamlined shapes of the hard cases on roof racks.
Many buyers turn to this style because of the aerodynamics and the protective casing.
Yet, there are limitations on how users pack items into the space. You can’t just squash it all in and hope for the best.
That is where this soft sided, high capacity case aims to help. Is this a helpful design, or are there other issues with this model?
A glossy looking, streamlined case like the Thule Ocean 80 Roof Box will always attract the attention of motorists.
The Thule name also carries enough weight for high expectations of the box’s performance.
This is one of their lower-end models, but still promises to offer the capacity, protection and ease of use that drivers need. Is this the case, or could Thule add more to this car roof box?
First impressions of the Mont Blanc Vista 450L Roof Box from sales photos are of a streamlined box that shouldn’t have too much of a negative impact when driving a car.
There is a nice slope to it and the sense that the width of this 450L option will still hold enough within it for a trip away. Is this the case and are there any hidden flaws to this model?
Some buyers may assume that they don’t need all that much from a car box for the roof of the car, but the Farad F3 Black Extra Large 680 Litre Roof Box is out to prove that they can be large, secure and user-friendly with minimal fuss for the owner.
This large box has a 680 litre capacity with dual side opening and central locking. This means a space of 210 x 100 x 42 cm, so plenty of room for all the family’s luggage for long trips away.
Size isn’t everything with a roof box, so does this model do everything that buyers require to meet their expectations?
