ROLA sells 3 distinct roof bags, each with its own ideal use. Here's a brief snapshot of each roof top bag. Scroll down to the bottom of the page for even more information.
Rola Roof Rolling Duffle Bag -- A practical duffle travel bag with a twist: it can be strapped to your roof rack in no time!
Rola Platypus Expandable Roof Bag -- A weather resistant roof rack bag that expands when you fill it: going from 10 cubic feet up to 15 cubic feet.
Rola Pursuit Foldaway Roof Bag -- This cargo roof bag has a great aerodynamic shape and tons of room: 13.5 cubic feet of storage space to be exact.
Benefits of a Roof Bag: Why choose a roof top cargo bag?
When it comes to roof top storage, by far the most popular option is a hard-shelled rooftop cargo box, like the ones made by Thule and Yakima. However, car top cargo carriers are not the answer for everyone. The most popular roof top alternative to an enclosed roof top carrier is a soft-sided roof top cargo bag, like the ones offered by ROLA products. There are a number of great reasons to buy a ROLA cargo bag. Here are FastTrackRacks.com’s top 3 reasons to choose a roof top cargo bag:
Affordable Storage Space
Probably the best reason to opt for a ROLA roof top cargo bag rather than a roof carrier is price. While enclosed, hard-shelled cargo boxes can cost up to $500 or more, ROLA's soft-sided cargo bags start at around $80! Enjoying this price savings doesn’t mean sacrificing storage space: ROLA rooftop cargo bags offer between 10 and 15 cubic feet of storage space, comparable to mid-sized car top cargo boxes.
Easy Installation
ROLA Rooftop Cargo Bags are also a great alternative to enclosed roof carriers for their convenience factor. ROLA Roof bags fold down for easy off-season storage and are much lighter and easier to maneuver onto the top of your vehicle.
Increased Versatility
Because ROLA bags weigh much less than hard-shell cargo boxes, they can be moved around much more easily and used for different applications. One ROLA rooftop cargo bag doubles as a travelling suitcase. Another expands to provide even greater storage space. The same can't be said for roof carriers.
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