Review on 🌧️ Enhance Travel and Protection with Rain-X Roof Top Cargo Carrier by Tyrone Carter

The lightning bolt broke on my first vacation/moving this year. I decided to wait to return it not knowing about the 30 day return policy which was my fault but at that point I had many other things to consider. Anyway, I carried this thing across the country thinking I'd get it back once I got the hang of it, and now that I'm here, no luck. It wasn't too expensive and although I used it on the first CD it worked. My advice: don't fill it up at all. If you use about 75% of the space in this medium, you can buy it. However, if you want to fill the entire container, you will have trouble with the zippers, which a squirrel can surely tear through with little effort. In fact, that's the only problem with a product made from a wickedly cheap metal that can't withstand any pressure. If you don't believe me, find another carrier of a better brand and try the zippers. Even if it's old and faded, they'll still last as long as the holder is full. Better yet, head over to Sears and pick up a tough $190-$230 silk. They are strong enough, have a lock and key, and if you have a hatchback, you can handle it easily! Good Trip!