Load up bulky luggage and beach gear without giving up cabin space. A high profile design handles taller or awkward items like strollers and chairs, while dual side access lets you reach everything from either side of the vehicle at stops. Handy when parking tight or traveling with family and pets.
Yes, they're built to handle rain and snow, and users have traveled through storms with no leakage. Still, these aren't 100% waterproof. In heavy rain a small amount of water could seep in, so pack sensitive items in waterproof bags. Inspect the lid seal and close it evenly on both sides before locking.
High Profile boxes carry bulkier gear and can still run quiet, with some reporting very little if any noise and minimal mileage impact. Properly tightened, low-profile clamps help reduce movement. Recheck the mounts after your first miles. Watch added height for garages and overhangs, and be mindful of crosswinds.
You can load and unload from either side, which makes parking lot or curbside access easy. Two locks on both sides help you feel secure when parked overnight. After packing, make sure the clamps inside are tight and the lid is fully closed and locked. If the latch feels finicky, check lid alignment and give it a firm, even push before turning the key.
It mounts to crossbars, not just raised rails, so bar position matters. Larger High Profile boxes can limit rear hatch opening on some SUVs and may keep a moonroof from sliding open. Slide the box forward to test hatch clearance, and verify your crossbars fit the box's clamp range. Many setups with round or aerodynamic bars are compatible.
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