Rightline GearWeatherproof Storage Bag Organizer for Jeep Wrangler

This bag doesn’t disappoint. Installed on each side of the Jeep. I’m able to fit a ridiculous amount of gear. One bag, wool blanket, sheet, winter weather pants (highly recommend having these all seasons in case it gets cold and the sleeping bag doesn’t handle dips. Wool military style blanket, too.). Small tent, tarp for the tent, and theirs still room.Doesn’t block the window. What I do is let the strap be at it’s longest. Install above the seatbelt on both sides. I don’t use the bottom strap.I have a bed on the passenger side so this fits comfortably behind the bed. Plenty of room for a pillow when set up as a small couch. Very easy to get gear in and out of the bag.Bought the end bag for the rear on both sides, too. Having four bags cleans up the inside and I have so much more room remaining.Under the bed is three compartments. One is for emergency potty, the middle drawer is empty now. Fit lots of water or whatever. Front drawer is the kitchenette stocked with food.For this next trip I didn’t wanna take the Dewalt on the tailgate cage. With this bag on the driver side I’m easily able to fit clothing bags with essentials and hang the rest of things I don’t want wrinkled on the closet rod.These bags are worth owning. Easy to see over when the strap is extended to the full length and hung as noted over the seat belt bolt for the front seat and rear.Even though easy to remove, I’m leaving them in place and putting bags inside instead of packing these like luggage.So so so happy upgraded with these for many future road trips. Even after buying a Sprinter will continue swapping between the Jeep and Sprinter depending on the trip for book signings.Quality appears very durable.Next week heading on a 5000 + road trip. It’ll be so easy getting in and out of the rear of my 2Dr Wrangler to sleep and whatever without needing an exterior carrier.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯/\ updateOnly con, not a right or left sided bag. It works best on the drivers side if prefer access to the exterior compartments. What I mean by this, the bag is designed with the wheel bump in mind. Is cut at an angle on the bottom.For the passenger side need to face the compartments toward the window for proper fitment at the base. Other than this, perfect set up.The hard plastic insert initially is a little bit of a pain to start. Make sure to expand the bag fully and spread the entrance as far as possible. Make a half moon bend and face the opening of the bend toward the bag. Once the plastic is inside work the opening a bit slowly. Soon after it’ll guide easily. Took me a few minutes to figure out and finish.This bag free’s a lot of space for the tiny no build build RV set up.2016 2D Jeep Wrangler. Back seat removed. Converted into a love seat with a custom hand rest that resembles the front end.If you are thinking of road tripping might find this following info useful for your set up.Bed frame is a perfectly fitting metal shelf with a pole removed. One leg rests on the median. Four furring strips cut to fit and snapped in between shelves sideways. Three storage compartments underneath. Two unused rectangle cat pans for drawer. One’s a kitchenette. The other now free for water or whatever. Back compartment, 3 gallon bucket resembling a short 5 gallon bucket with snap in toilet seat. Set up for compost style. Behind the bucket is bathroom storage for TP, wipes, bags. Fridge sits between the passenger seat and bed. Plus, have a closet rod designed for cars that works in the Jeep. I prefer hanging when I can, rain coat, cold weather, and in the case of this trip clothes for my sisters wedding shower.Mattress, the 75”x26”x5’ folded with a ratchet strap when not in use. Swapped out for a kids sized roll up 2”x63”x26” roll waterproof pads.Custom cover like a fitter sheet for couches. Under the bed, now use a few square snap together foam pieces. Store the wool blankets under the mattress. Adding a little cushion, but also have a custom 3” egg crate foam pad if don’t wanna take blankets.Even have curtains in the back and sides. Use custom cut Reflexic on the half door vinyl windows. Foil tape leftover from the dryer exhaust install to create clean long lasting edges. Front window bought a heat shield.Small quilt sew and donated for veterans so took the one that matches the decor seat covers. And, new sleeping bag plus a sleeping pillow in case stuffed in a sham for the small couch during non-sleeping times.At the moment preparing for another 5000+ mile trip so the Jeep is not set up as prep is going on.With trial and era know what I need on the trip. Bought the smaller bags that attached to the bars, same brand. Keeping cold weather gear in these, as driving around the country lends to three to four seasons in one trip. Freeing up the middle drawer.This bag will go on the driver side. Imma pack a separate bag to slip in this one. So I don’t need to detach this bag. Thinking a second bag behind the pillow on the bed would rock.I do carry a 60 + gallon Dewalt on the Jeep rack that fits snug by the tire. If I need a lot of room for a long trip. It has a roof rack, lock, huge handle and wheels.This round, Imma go without the Dewalt. Since I’ll not have the German Shepard and his cat.This bag will free up the isle and allow for a tidy bed set up I can crawl into easily. I enjoy driving to California requiring sleeping on the road a couple of days. I use the Loves app and it’s easy to clean up and sleep.In the back on each side under the smaller bags by the roll bar have plastic custom fit containers bought on Amazon. One side is my end table. My head is on this end at night. Sleep mask, ear plugs, phone, Jackery. Plus listen to brown or green noise all night to help with sound. And, keep Mack ear swim buds if needed. The other side use for dog food.Hope this info is helpful for fellow adventurers.I’m doing road trips as an author soon. Researching a Sprinter build. Using the Jeep is a great experimental phase in prep plus saves money until I decide exactly what I want.Happy travels⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

Being the proud owner of a 2-door Jeep, storage options are at a premium.The Rightline Gear rollcage saddle bag is a great option for adding a large amount of storage space to your Jeep.My bag has gotten a workout the last two days because it stores the bulk of my recovery gear: a come along, kinetic rope, shackles, gloves, etc.I was worried about storing the hand winch in it, but the Rightline Gear bag’s construction is quite durable.The zippers can be a little difficult to operate some days, but by pinching near the rear of the zipper, it is easy to get the closure started.I’ve seen some reviews where people want a second one. It is good enough that a second one would be awesome, but there is a reason this is for driver’s side use only… it is tall. If you added this on the passenger side, you’d block up a lot of the passenger side window and create a huge blindspot. Just get the rollcage mini duffels instead…

Pros: The material and zippers seem to be high quality and I think will be durable. It straps in and out easily and is surprisingly roomy. Every Jeep owner knows space is a premium. It hangs in previously un-usable space, stays put, and reduces clutter.Cons: It is expensive but a good option if you can pay up. The outside pocket with its tiny zip opening is basically useless. The net pocket is OK. Most of all: it's made for the driver's side only. Rightline does not make a passenger side bag. My email to ask if one is forthcoming was not answered. You could maybe use one flipped around on the passenger side, but the opening and pockets would not be accessible. WHY IS THERE NO PASSENGER SIDE BAG AVAILABLE?

This is one of those products that works for more than it was designed for. :)I purchased this because I needed an efficient way to store camping gear in a Mitsubishi Montero Sport. I layer gear in the cargo area but never could find anything that would fit above the wheel well on the passenger side and take up the difficult to use space along the window. Because this is shaped shorter at one end and longer at the other, it fit perfectly across the wheel well.The straps are useless of course unless someone wanted to install something to attach them to on the pillars - which would be possible. The dimensions of the bag itself I found somewhat misleading. This will hold A LOT more than it looks like it would. I have all my cook/camp-ware for four in this and I'm not even close to filling it up. Haven't even touched the pouches yet. This also comes with a plastic insert for the bottom. That was kind of a PITA when I first unboxed the product and started packing, but its conformed to the shape of hte bottom of the bag and all is now good. :)This is NOT rain proof. Splash proof, yes, constant rain, no. :( I have mixed feelings about that. I understand what the makes are doing and they don't try to pretend that this is supposed to be submerge-able. What I WISHED is that it would seal so if you had food in it and wanted to hang it in a tree away from bears and other animals, it would withstand being rained on for hours. The container it self is good, but the zippers don't appear to quite be there.I don't have a Jeep, but I do wheel with people that DO have Jeeps. I can definitely see the usefulness of this product. Its well constructed and well thought out. If I had a Jeep, this would be on the top of my list 'things to buy'.The outside is plastic coated. GREAT IDEA!!!! I camp with an SUV. That means everything gets unloaded frequently. As much as I wish, its not always dry and sunny. The outside is easy to clean unlike nylon duffels, etc. I can sit this under my vehicle at the camp and only have to wipe off the splatters if its rained.Besides rain-poofing, the only two things I can think of to improve the product: One for the other side of the vehicle. AFAIKT from their site, this is only made for the driver side. I'd love a passenger side version I could flip to use on MY driver side. :) I also wish the front and back were a little stiffer. The plastic in the bottom is great and takes care of that, but it'd be nice if that same plastic was integrated into the front and back to give is a little stiffness. Right now if fulling loaded, gear settles and causes the bag to bulge like a duffel bag.Overall, though, I love it. I've been wanting something like this for years and years and this works and fits beautifully. Highly recommend!

Es de Gran calidad completamente impermeable y muy bien construida. Sí criticar y algo sería que no está hecha para la cajuela Más bien es excelente para la puerta trasera de un Jeep 4 puertas Aunque si se puede acomodar en ambas partes

good quality, easy to install

I had 2 "milk crates" in the jeep with all my junk before and they were always in the way. This bag fits really nicely over the wheel well & gives back all the room beside. Everything fits nicely inside. Well built.

Calidad , precio y funcionalidad

Tough bag, good zipper quality, fits my 2dr 2013 well and still allows me to fold up my seats. Overall good purchase