Yakima FarOut Pro Cargo Bag

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Price: $197.10    

Product Feature

• Flexible rooftop cargo bag with 9 to 12 cubic feet of expandable capacity
• Weather- heavy-duty fabric and taped seams
• Fits all vehicles and roof styles with padded anti-skid bottom
• Sleek, aerodynamic design; PVC-free construction
• Limited lifetime warranty; Planet PayBack sustainable manufacturing initiative

Product Description

Premium Rooftop Cargo Bag

Yakima FarOut Pro Cargo Bag Review

After reading the reviews here, we purchased the Yakima Cargo Bag to use on our X3 for a cross country road trip of 4,400 miles. We already own a Yakima Rocket Box and have logged thousands of miles with it on our other car, but it is really too large to place on a smaller car like the X3 (we were carrying 3 dogs and needed some place to put our clothing). The bag installs easily and, like other reviewers, we recommend putting a couple of extra straps across the packed bag to keep it tight to the car so it is more aerodynamic. We did read the reviews discussing the fact that the bag can leak when it rains, so we knew it was not "waterproof" (I think, for a bag of this type, people should not expect that it be "waterproof"). However, my husband decided to test it out and go without putting the contents in plastic bags. On our second day, it did rain and the bottom of our bags got damp, but only after 6 hours of driving in heavy rain through Illinois and Ohio. So I think the bag did fairly well considering the speeds we were driving and the amount of rain we went through. After that, we bagged the luggage with trash bags and everything stayed snug and dry. We used masking tape to tie down any loose straps so they didn't flap (masking tape is relatively easy to remove at each stop). Our gas mileage did not seem to suffer more than a mile or two per gallon, which I thought was more favorable in comparison to our Rocket Box. At the end of the trip, the carrier looked like new so we were pleased with the quality. I think care in installing the bag makes all the difference; if it flops in the wind, something is going to fray no matter how good it is. The down side for the bag is that the contents have to come out each night and can't be left in the bag unless you want to risk them being stolen (unlike the hard sided car carriers which lock). That makes it a bit inconvenient if you don't want to have to do that. However, I think it is a fair trade off when it comes time to store your car carrier. Those of us with limited storage space really need something that can fold down into a smallish box, rather than having to find a large spot in the garage for a hard sided carrier when it is not in use. It can also be folded and put inside the car and taken along to be used to bring back those extra things you bought on your trip.

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