Before you go on your next trip, you’re going to be thinking about how to pack your car to the fullest. Maybe you know that your trunk isn’t going to fit everything you’d like it to, but towing a trailer seems like it might be a little too much for you. Before trying to cram in something that won’t fit or biting the bullet and choosing to add on a trailer, here’s what can fit in different types of a cargo carrier:
Waterproof Cargo Carrier Bag
The Waterproof Cargo Carrier Bag is designed to easily fit in your hitch mounted cargo carrier connection. It can also be laid in the bed of a truck. When the bag is not in use, it folds up for compact storage. When in use, your belongings will be nice and dry inside, no matter how rainy it may be. If you don’t fill the bag all the way, you can pull the straps to tighten the bag to add extra security. Whether you’re looking to add extra space to your vehicle or just protect the items in the bed of your truck from weather conditions, the Waterproof Cargo Carrier is the perfect tool for the job. If you choose to pack your belongings in a hitch mounted cargo carrier like this one, you still have the option of adding on another pack to your rooftop.
- 56 inches long, 22 inches wide, 21 inches tall
- 5 suitcases or pieces of luggage
- Large pillows and blankets
- Up to 3 medium or large sized moving boxes
- Camping gear such as tents, sleeping bags and fold up chairs
- An inflatable raft or boat
- Kids toy bins
- Pet crates
Roof Top Cargo Carrier
The Roof Top Cargo Carrier is a large, sturdy pack designed to attach to a 4-way roof rack. This roof rack is ideal for vacationing or moving. When the bag is not in use, it folds flat for compact storage. This bag is durable and weather resistant, so although it is not fully waterproof, it will protect your items from most outside conditions. If you don’t fill the pack all the way, you can pull the straps to tighten it up. If you choose to pack your belongings in a rooftop mounted pod like this one, you still have the option of adding another bag to your hitch or attach another item such as a bike rack.
- 36 inches long, 36 inches wide, 18 inches tall
- Up to 2 suitcases or pieces of luggage
- Large pillows and blankets
- Up to 2 medium or large sized moving boxes
- Camping gear such as tents, sleeping bags and fold up chairs
Carpod Carrier
The Carpod Carrier has a versatile design, perfect for carrying a variety of items. This carpod is great for tailgating, camping or any other travels. When the bag is not in use, its walls fold down flat. Powder coated finish prevents the carpod from rust or corrosion. Without an adapter, the Carpod Carrier only fits a 2″ hitch receiver. If you choose to pack your belongings in a hitch mounted pod like this one, you still have the option of adding another pack to your roof.
- 48 inches long, 24 inches wide, 22 inches tall
- Weight capacity of 450 lbs
- Carpod Cargo Bag
- Camping gear such as tents, sleeping bags and fold up chairs
- Firewood
- Bicycles or other sporting equipment
- Up to 4 suitcases or pieces of luggage
- 2 extra large sized moving boxes
- A cooler
- Large pillows or blankets
- An inflatable raft or boat
- Kids toy bins
- Pet crates
Expandable Roof Top Bag
You aren’t the only one who gets to wear a cool sporty backpack on your next outdoor adventure, your car can too! The Rola™ Platypus™ Expandable Roof Top Bag connects to a four-way roof rack connection and is perfect for your next camping trip or move. It is constructed of premium quality weather resistant materials to help protect your luggage from outdoor conditions. When the bag is not in use, you can fold it up for compact storage. If you choose to pack your belongings in a rooftop bag like this one, you still have the option of adding on another hitch mounted accessory for additional space.
- Expands from 10 – 15 cubic ft
- 41 inches long, 35 inches wide and 20 – 24 inches tall
- Up to 3 suitcases or pieces of luggage
- Up to 2 medium or large sized moving boxes
- Camping gear such as tents, sleeping bags and fold up chairs
- Large pillows or blankets
What items have you transported using a cargo carrier? Share in the comment!