Yakima SkyBox 16 Carbonite Cargo Box Initial Review

After much consideration, we have purchased a roof top cargo box to carry additional gear. This is our initial review of the Yakima SkyBox 16 Carbonite. We have been using cargo bags but they are not very durable. While the cargo box is a sizable purchase, in the long run it seems to be a more cost-effective solution that the cargo bags - for us. Fingers crossed.
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SPECS OF THE YAKIMA SKYBOX 16 CARBONITE
* 16 cubic feet of interior space
* Length: 81” (206 cm)
* Width: 36” (91.4 cm)
* Height: 15” (38.1 cm)
* Weight: 47 pounds (21.3 kg)
* Front and back mounting latches adjust from a minimum distance of 24 inches to a maximum of 36 inches from each other. The approved crossbar spread is 24" to 36."
* Fits Yakima round, square, factory, and aerodynamic crossbars
* Opens on both sides
* 4 tie-down points inside
* Made of up to 80 % recycled ABS plastic (ABS = acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)
* Textured lid to reduce drag and lessen wind noise
Uses Yakima's SKS (same key system). The SKS are lock cores with keys are replaceable so you can lock/unlock all your Yakima products with one key.
LINK TO YAKIMA SKYBOX 16 CARBONITE ON AMAZON
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