Mercedes Benz C Class Coupe roof box alternative: Boot-bag ?
We make a unique Mercedes Benz C Class coupe roof box alternative the boot-bag. Boot-bag is a waterproof luggage bag that straps to the boot lid of your car without a rack. We manufacture two models which add either 50 or 75 litres of extra luggage space. If you need a bit more space but don't want the hassle of storing or filling a roof box, a boot-bag could be the solution. Over 25,000 sold worldwide
Why a boot-bag instead of a roof box or rack ?
- Fully Waterproof.
- Fits any boot-lid that takes the bags footprint.
- Attaches using soft webbing so no damage to paint or the boot edges.
- Sits on a soft anti slip fabric to protect your cars paintwork, boot-bag has soft base no studs, hooks or clips.
- Hand made in the UK made since 2008.
- Over 25,000 sold worldwide, tried & tested design.
- 14 day no quibble money back guarantee
- Folds flat for easy storage, can be removed and stored in the car if you stop on route.
- If you buy a car luggage or car boot rack you still need a waterproof luggage bag
- Not specific to your car if you change convertibles keep the boot-bag
- Manufactured in the UK - quality product will last for years
There are two models in the Boot-bag car luggage rack range :
Original 50 litre's of extra luggage space £124.95 / 144.95€ / $159 ( 70x36x20cm )
Vacation 75 litre's of extra luggage space £154.95 / 174.95€ / $194 ( 90x40x20cm )
Mercedes C Class Coupe Roof box alternative : Boot-bag Vacation
Please straps inside boot ( fill boot first )
Please soft fabric protective mat on paintwork
Attach straps to bag
Boot-bags sit on soft anti slip matting its 4mm thick and prevents any paint damage to your boot-lid.
The first stage is to lay out the three straps your boot-bag is supplied with, its best to do this with the boot full as the straps will take the shortest route from one side of the boot to the other.
The next stage is to place the anti slip matting on the boot lid the 6 ends of the three straps inside the boot can be seen.
Now attach the 6 strap ends to the ladder lock buckles on top of the bag, these are like those on a rucksack and once pulled tight won't come loose.
Once the six strap ends are pulled tight remove the shoulder strap from the top of the bag.
Its even possible to open the boot with the bag attached. Boot-bag is fine on cars with a L shaped boot like this BMW just fill the boot before you lay the straps out