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13/7/2009 at 11:21am
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: tent outdoor revolution scenic 5.0i
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I have been looking at buying a roof box but i don't have the storage space for it. I have come across inflatable roof bars and a holdall, has anyone got these, i want to know what they are like before i by them, can't find any reviews on the internet.

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13/7/2009 at 11:25am
 Location: Hertfordshire
 Outfit: Lots of tents and a 72 VW Camper
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13/7/2009 at 7:36pm
 Location: Keyingham East Yourk
 Outfit: Geist 633 motorhome
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HI , We have got the handirack and holdall , must admit I was a bit sceptical at first but must say I can't fault it. Used it for a 800 mile round trip to Normandy and had no problems at all. It is also easy to store when youre not using it .


13/7/2009 at 7:42pm
 Location: London
 Outfit: Hypercamp Sahara 400 Bell Tent
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It certainly works fine and it's a cheap system.

It does take a while to set it up properly - a good twenty minutes or so.

Even though we always tie it securely and I check it at regular intervals I still get paranoid about it coming off!


25/8/2010 at 8:04pm
 Location: wales
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I have just found a major problem with mine on a particularly wet two hour journey.  It leaked in through the top of evry door where the straps had passed through!!!!  I am soaked!!!!!


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25/8/2010 at 8:17pm
 Location: Worcestershire
 Outfit: Montana 6 Icarus 500 & Cabana 4
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Quote: Originally posted by nickycwtch on 25/8/2010
I have just found a major problem with mine on a particularly wet two hour journey.  It leaked in through the top of evry door where the straps had passed through!!!!  I am soaked!!!!!


Try folding the blue/back triangular bit back on itself leaving only the black adjustable webbing strap in the door. That's the only problem with the system we've found, the holdall isn't waterproof!!


25/8/2010 at 8:25pm
 Location: Norwich
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sounds like a waste of money no matter how much it costs


25/8/2010 at 9:07pm
 Location: Milton Keynes
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Quote: Originally posted by LISA79 on 13/7/2009
I have been looking at buying a roof box but i don't have the storage space for it. I have come across inflatable roof bars and a holdall, has anyone got these, i want to know what they are like before i by them, can't find any reviews on the internet.

I know you say you haven't got room to store it but maybe this is an idea for you. You must store your camping gear somewhere so how about storing some of your gear inside it and storing the roof box in that space? Thats what I do, all the chairs, windbreaks etc, as much as I can get in it including the roof bars!

Just a thought!



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25/8/2010 at 10:33pm
 Location: Sheffield
 Outfit: Enough!! No more room in shed!!
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We use ours regulaly and (touch wood) not a problem so far. We don't have enough room either to store stuff and these fold away quite small. Don't do what we did on our first try, we put stuff in it first and then tried to lift it onto the car...DumbX2

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