Review on Versatile and Durable Rightline Gear Roll Bar Storage Bag: Black (100J70-B) by Olusola Edwards

The case itself is very well made and works as advertised. Unfortunately, it doesn't fit properly in the roll bar and is too loose for my liking. I'm a retired soldier and when we assemble field gear we tighten it down so it doesn't bounce, flap or lose. It is impossible. Also, I didn't really find a suitable place to install it. It either touches the rear window (oh damn no) or a passenger's head in the back seat. I also already have a fire extinguisher on one side so they don't match. Topless I think it would be a fun bag, attach it somewhere on the open roll bar. But since the woman's DD is top-up, there's no good place to mount it without damaging the inner surface of the clear plastic window. I only use it to attach flares, jumper cables etc and throw it in the back. This only partially solves the storage problem and the wife is not entirely satisfied. I just attached one of the straps to the underside of the roll bar and let the bag hang in the trunk - this allows it to hang vertically on one side. hold, and the woman is content enough that it is as far out of the way as possible. I recommend it for trail use. The bag looks "waterproof" enough to me. I do not recommend it for DD purposes, especially with replenishment.