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product_id: 1659395
title: "Rightline Gear Waterproof Rear Car Cargo Carrier Bag, Attaches With Or Without Roof Rack, 13 Cubic Feet, Black"
brand: "rightline gear"
price: "14157 kr"
currency: DKK
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reviews_count: 8
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# 100% Waterproof Welded Seams 13 Cubic Feet Spacious Capacity Straps Attach With/Without Roof Rack Rightline Gear Waterproof Rear Car Cargo Carrier Bag, Attaches With Or Without Roof Rack, 13 Cubic Feet, Black

**Brand:** rightline gear
**Price:** 14157 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚗💼 Elevate your road trips—store more, stress less, and never miss out on adventure!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rightline Gear Waterproof Rear Car Cargo Carrier Bag, Attaches With Or Without Roof Rack, 13 Cubic Feet, Black by rightline gear
- **How much does it cost?** 14157 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rightline gear enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rightline gear brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Spacious Yet Sleek:** Generous 13 cu ft storage fits bulky gear without sacrificing fuel efficiency or vehicle aesthetics.
- • **Weatherproof Warrior:** Welded seams & urethane-coated zipper lock out rain, sleet, and snow—keep your gear pristine no matter the forecast.
- • **Rear-Load Convenience:** Unique rear placement means effortless access to your cargo without climbing on the roof or unloading the car.
- • **Durability Meets Design:** UV-protected PVC mesh exterior with reinforced frame ensures long-lasting structure and style on every adventure.
- • **Universal Fit Flexibility:** Innovative strap system secures to roof racks or rear hatch doors—no roof rack? No problem.

## Overview

The Rightline Gear Waterproof Rear Car Cargo Carrier Bag offers 13 cubic feet of fully waterproof, durable storage that attaches easily to your vehicle’s roof rack or rear hatch. Designed for millennial adventurers, it combines weatherproof welded seams, a urethane-coated zipper, and a sturdy frame to protect your gear on long trips. Its rear placement optimizes fuel efficiency and provides quick access, making it the smart, stylish choice for cycling, snow sports, paddle sports, and beyond.

## Description

Add 13 Cubic Feet Of Cargo Storage To Your Ride Without Compromising Safety, Comfort, Or Convenience With The Rightline Gear Car Back Carrier. Designed For Use With Or Without A Roof Rack, The Carrier'S Patented Design Attaches To Your Roof Rack, Or To The Rear Hatch Door Of Your Vehicle Using Our Revolutionary Rear Car Clips. Its Rear Placement Allows For Easy Loading And Access To Your Stuff. The Carrier Is The Perfect Solution For Those Who Engage In Paddle Sports, Snow Sports, Or Cycling; Keep Your Gear On The Roof And Cargo On The Back. Traveling Long Distances? No Problem. The Car Back Carrier'S Uv Protected Pvc Semi-Coated Mesh Xt Exterior, Welded Seams, And Urethane Coated Zipper Provide A Durable Barrier From The Elements, While The Bottom Pole Frame Adds Structure And Rigidity To The Bag. Best Of All So You Can Gear Up With Confidence! When Adventure Is Calling, Spend Less Time Dealing With Overpriced And Overcomplicated Alternatives And More Time Doing What You Love With The Rightline Gear Car Back Carrier.

Review: Worked great 2k mile round trip-snow, sleet, rain- all dry! - I thoroughly read all the reviews and knew for certain, before I attempted anything, that 1. I was going to build a frame with p.v.c. and 2. I was going to make a photo copy of my license plate to put in the protective pouch. Both were key to success, I have no doubt. I did have an additional copy of license plate kept in glove box just in case something happen to the other one (which it did not). The initial placement on car was tricky, I think. I felt like one side would slide down and would shift things around. We only put it on once for our one week, 2000 mile trip, I didn’t want to attempt it again. In hindsight, I think the best approach is to hook it on to your roof rack or roof bars, fill it up and then finish the final latch down. I was trying to secure it all around, empty and it would just shift around-even with the frame. Having weight in there would have helped. though I was not ready to fill it up. I wanted it secured on the night before we left as we were heading out at 5 am and didn't want to have problems. But was not ready to put everything in. I have a Chevy Equinox, 4 cylinder. We had five people on this trip (never again😩), but we did it and had all our gear stowed. I looked under the car for somewhere to secure the bottom and did not see anything, I moved around the plastic bumper and there is a small hole and I was able to put two small carbinder type things latched on the frame and then strapped the bottom straps to those. I don’t think I would have had to. We did every secure option as I was not taking any chances. Had straps to the roof rails (I do not have roof rack or the short side to side rail, just the long two rails), we put the belt around the middle that gets tucked in or you close the hatch on that, and then the lower straps in the car frame through the bumper bit. The pack did not move. We started out in Wisconsin during a snow storm, drove through sleet, rain, everything. All items remained secure and dry. 1000 miles each way. We stayed over the first night somewhere that felt pretty safe so we left everything in the pack without a lock. just backed the car up close to the front of hotel in well lit area. When we arrived to Gulf Shores, we emptied the pack out and just left it attached to car. we did not drive a ton once at our destination but even with it empty, it stayed secure, no noise, just overall very nice. I am really glad we went this route. Thought about various rooftop options or getting a hitch added. Soft rooftop I was concerned about noise and flapping. I really didn’t want a hitch and all that goes with storing whatever I would have needed. We have a small garage. This is perfect. Everything disassembled tucked in a bag and on a shelf in the garage. We fit two standard size, soft sided carryon bags, a couple cube ish duffel bags, a collapsed cot that was flat packed. And then further on in the trip we shoved in our bigger jackets on the top (because we started in a snow storm!). We did not attempt to open the hatch. Everything that was in the back of the car we just accessed through the inside of the car with the seat folded down. There was no discernible noise or flapping. Gas mileage, hard to say. 4 cylinder car loaded to the gills and with 5 people included. Mostly highway driving. I really have no comparison because I drive short trips in the city, normally, without much gear or passengers. I will update my review if I can find the review someone posted with the exact pvc cuts they used to make the frame. we did exactly what they wrote for measurements and worked perfectly. I thank you! Such a time saver not having to math that out. Last thing, purchased item as an open box at a significant discount. It truly looked like only the box had been open, everything inside looked like original packaging. With some adjustments and time, I would highly recommend this item!
Review: Fantastic product. Great value. Highly recommended. - I drove from Florida to Chicago with the car-back carrier on a Nissan Rogue. It worked great! For how much this thing holds, and the relative ease of use, you can't beat the Rightline for value. It's smartly designed, and holds a lot of stuff. I actually had a hard time filling it up. As suggested by other reviewers, I put a large plastic tote in the bottom. I don't think this is necessary to do this, but it was very helpful for gauging where the bottom of the pack needed to be when doing the initial strap adjustments. The lip on the tote also added a little more security because it prevented the belly strap from potentially riding up. It always felt secure, and I never worried that the pack would slip around, fall off, or come apart. The material of the pack itself and the webbing of the straps is very thick. The stitching is robust, and the plastic fasteners are hefty. The only issue I had was with the zipper. That is one huge honkin' zipper, and it was not easy to get it around the corners, especially with cold fingers. Overall, I am 100% satisfied with my experience. I'd recommend the product to any friend, family member, or stranger on the internet. I also recommend that you give yourself plenty of time for the first fitting because you will need at least 1 hour (plus 2 beers and 5 sincere apologies to everyone within earshot.)

## Features

- 100% Waterproof Construction: Welded Seams And Urethane Coated Zipper With Hook-&-Loop-Close Flap Provide Protection Against The Elements.
- Product Type : Auto Accessory
- Attaches With Or Without A Roof Rack: Attach The Carrier'S Straps To A Vehicle’S Roof Rack Or Use The Rear Car Clips To Attach The Straps To A Vehicle'S Rear Hatch Door.
- Large Capacity Design: 13 Cubic Feet Of Storage, 40” L X 20” W X 28” H; Unique Rear Vehicle Placement Conserves Fuel And Gives You Easy Access To Your Gear.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0009NWQWI |
| Automotive Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,139,698 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #321 in Vehicle Soft-Shell Carriers |
| Brand | Rightline Gear |
| Capacity | 13 Cubic Feet |
| Closure Type | Hook and Loop |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (812) |
| Date First Available | May 11, 2005 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00184633000108 |
| Handle Type | URL |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 10.56 pounds |
| Item model number | 100B90 |
| Manufacturer | Rightline Gear |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100B90 |
| Material | Synthetic |
| Model | Car Back Carrier |
| Mounting Type | Strap |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Dimensions | 40"L x 20"W x 28"H |
| Shell Type | Soft |
| Size | 13 cu ft |
| Strap Type | Strap and Clip |
| UPC | 640864784526 733026263042 797749995130 184633000108 |
| Vehicle Service Type | Car |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Rightline Gear
- **Color:** Black
- **Material:** Synthetic
- **Size:** 13 cu ft
- **Vehicle Service Type:** Car

## Images

![Rightline Gear Waterproof Rear Car Cargo Carrier Bag, Attaches With Or Without Roof Rack, 13 Cubic Feet, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/712ffPH5JSL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked great 2k mile round trip-snow, sleet, rain- all dry!
*by M***E on May 18, 2024*

I thoroughly read all the reviews and knew for certain, before I attempted anything, that 1. I was going to build a frame with p.v.c. and 2. I was going to make a photo copy of my license plate to put in the protective pouch. Both were key to success, I have no doubt. I did have an additional copy of license plate kept in glove box just in case something happen to the other one (which it did not). The initial placement on car was tricky, I think. I felt like one side would slide down and would shift things around. We only put it on once for our one week, 2000 mile trip, I didn’t want to attempt it again. In hindsight, I think the best approach is to hook it on to your roof rack or roof bars, fill it up and then finish the final latch down. I was trying to secure it all around, empty and it would just shift around-even with the frame. Having weight in there would have helped. though I was not ready to fill it up. I wanted it secured on the night before we left as we were heading out at 5 am and didn't want to have problems. But was not ready to put everything in. I have a Chevy Equinox, 4 cylinder. We had five people on this trip (never again😩), but we did it and had all our gear stowed. I looked under the car for somewhere to secure the bottom and did not see anything, I moved around the plastic bumper and there is a small hole and I was able to put two small carbinder type things latched on the frame and then strapped the bottom straps to those. I don’t think I would have had to. We did every secure option as I was not taking any chances. Had straps to the roof rails (I do not have roof rack or the short side to side rail, just the long two rails), we put the belt around the middle that gets tucked in or you close the hatch on that, and then the lower straps in the car frame through the bumper bit. The pack did not move. We started out in Wisconsin during a snow storm, drove through sleet, rain, everything. All items remained secure and dry. 1000 miles each way. We stayed over the first night somewhere that felt pretty safe so we left everything in the pack without a lock. just backed the car up close to the front of hotel in well lit area. When we arrived to Gulf Shores, we emptied the pack out and just left it attached to car. we did not drive a ton once at our destination but even with it empty, it stayed secure, no noise, just overall very nice. I am really glad we went this route. Thought about various rooftop options or getting a hitch added. Soft rooftop I was concerned about noise and flapping. I really didn’t want a hitch and all that goes with storing whatever I would have needed. We have a small garage. This is perfect. Everything disassembled tucked in a bag and on a shelf in the garage. We fit two standard size, soft sided carryon bags, a couple cube ish duffel bags, a collapsed cot that was flat packed. And then further on in the trip we shoved in our bigger jackets on the top (because we started in a snow storm!). We did not attempt to open the hatch. Everything that was in the back of the car we just accessed through the inside of the car with the seat folded down. There was no discernible noise or flapping. Gas mileage, hard to say. 4 cylinder car loaded to the gills and with 5 people included. Mostly highway driving. I really have no comparison because I drive short trips in the city, normally, without much gear or passengers. I will update my review if I can find the review someone posted with the exact pvc cuts they used to make the frame. we did exactly what they wrote for measurements and worked perfectly. I thank you! Such a time saver not having to math that out. Last thing, purchased item as an open box at a significant discount. It truly looked like only the box had been open, everything inside looked like original packaging. With some adjustments and time, I would highly recommend this item!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic product. Great value. Highly recommended.
*by M***A on January 26, 2020*

I drove from Florida to Chicago with the car-back carrier on a Nissan Rogue. It worked great! For how much this thing holds, and the relative ease of use, you can't beat the Rightline for value. It's smartly designed, and holds a lot of stuff. I actually had a hard time filling it up. As suggested by other reviewers, I put a large plastic tote in the bottom. I don't think this is necessary to do this, but it was very helpful for gauging where the bottom of the pack needed to be when doing the initial strap adjustments. The lip on the tote also added a little more security because it prevented the belly strap from potentially riding up. It always felt secure, and I never worried that the pack would slip around, fall off, or come apart. The material of the pack itself and the webbing of the straps is very thick. The stitching is robust, and the plastic fasteners are hefty. The only issue I had was with the zipper. That is one huge honkin' zipper, and it was not easy to get it around the corners, especially with cold fingers. Overall, I am 100% satisfied with my experience. I'd recommend the product to any friend, family member, or stranger on the internet. I also recommend that you give yourself plenty of time for the first fitting because you will need at least 1 hour (plus 2 beers and 5 sincere apologies to everyone within earshot.)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome bag! Worked great!
*by S***H on July 15, 2012*

We just returned from an 1,800 mile round trip to Tampa. 6 adults in a Chrysler Pacifica SUV.I opted to try this instead of a rooftop carrier because I have no rack. I was afraid of how I might attach it without a rail, but looped the straps under each corner of the rear hatch and then crossed them over the back window. The gas lift arms technically would have caught it had it slipped off the corners, but that never came close to happening. With 6 adults (3 college age, 2 girls) we had about 7 duffle bags in the thing. I didn't weigh them, but I suspect/know we pushed or exceeded the 100 pound weight recommendation. And the thing worked great! I appreciate the strength of the snaps on the two main straps. Never felt loose or in danger of giving way. We drove through Florida summer down pours much of the way but the inside was dry (though granted it was being protected by the moving vehicle much of the way). At a hotel stop we easily set the loaded bag down on a luggage cart, rolled it up to the rooms and conveniently unloaded in the rooms. Once we learned to mount it, it wasn't hard BUT we had two guys lifting it up, others guiding the straps and keeping them in place, and I found resting it on my knees as we did that made it go smoother. I'm not sure how you'd manage it if you didn't have the muscle or help nearby. Note that we preloaded the bag before lifting and attaching it. I imagine I could mount it empty and then load, but didn't do that this trip. I also didn't find a need for the straps underneath. It never moved once loaded, so I'm not sure what they would add to the stability when using it well loaded. I too took a picture of my license plate, printed it and inserted that in the plastic slot. I didn't want to risk losing my plate or needing to remount it later. So if you're still reading, a great product, worked even when mounted a little creatively, and had no issues whatever with it. A great value for the price. I suspect the saved gas from drag, and not having to hear teens complain about a rooftop bag and straps vibrating made this a great investment financially and for our mental health.

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