Weather Proof Cargo Bag Recommendation for 23x47 Carpod Walled Cargo Carrier M2205-2201

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I have a 2013 Cadillac SRX for the Carpod carrier M2205-2201 what do you recommend for a heavy duty, weather proof cargo bag? The bag would be used in snowy conditions slush, ice, road salt traveling to ski resort.

asked by: Kyle

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The recommended cargo bag for the Carpod Carrier part # M2205-2201 that you referenced is the Carpod Bag part # M2202. This bag is specifically designed to fit the inner dimensions of the # M2205-2201 so it would be the best choice.

This bag is weather resistant so it would do an excellent job in the snow and ice you will be traveling in.

For added security from the weather you can also put your cargo in a plastic bag before installing in the cargo bag. But realistically your cargo wouldn't get wet in this bag.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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