Corris Grey D4 Commercial SE 2016
Zermatt Sliver 2007 D3 SE manual (gone)
Indus Silver D4 HSE 2015 (gone)
Bonatti Grey D3 HSE 2006 (gone)
White D3 S (LHD) 2007 (gone)
Firenze Red D4 HSE 2014 (gone)
Black RRS 3.6TDV8 2008 (gone)
Rusty Green Defender 110 1997 (gone)
Black FL2 HSE 2013 (gone)
19th May 2022 1:23 pm
RogB
Member Since: 15 Jun 2018
Location: Mansfield
Posts: 1738
I actually have an original Land Rover gear neoprene holdall bag from years ago, brilliant bit of kit and holds about 100L at a guess. The only thing to go wrong was the zip tag breaking off but a split ring soon fixed that.2011 D4 XS 305 MY12 - gone but not forgotten
I would be interested to see your set up with the 270 Awning etc on the FL2, Ive just got a straight 2.5 x 2 side awning on my FL2 but probably going to add side panels to it for extra protection from wind and rain.
Stuck the Front Runner on today, and Barjo tailgate guard fitted
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About 5-6 weeks for the awning- expecting it early JulyI know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.
29th May 2022 6:48 pm
Nyrad
Member Since: 29 Dec 2019
Location: Essex
Posts: 36
Just Spotted your thread, I've had great luck with the Ortlieb dry bags, few sizes used on various kayaking adventures Zambezi Silver '05 SE, loved work truck and family outings *Sold, Nooooo*
-Looking for next one soon I hope.-
19th Jun 2022 6:00 pm
Flatlander
Member Since: 20 Jul 2015
Location: Here
Posts: 575
I've used Sherpack 100 Roof Bags, advertised as waterproof and they seem to be, even after four years. They're advertised as 270 litre but have internal & external straps to 'pull down' smaller loads to stop the bags flapping around. I had two on a FR rack, they comfortably swallowed a bell tent, folding chairs, Coleman awning, dog beds and a gas barbecue amongst other things. they have rigid steel along the length so can (and are designed to) be used with just roof bars.
Just Spotted your thread, I've had great luck with the Ortlieb dry bags, few sizes used on various kayaking adventures
I was still debating what to buy - looks like the Ortleib X-Tremer 150L could be just what I'm after, thank you!I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.
19th Jun 2022 7:57 pm
ronp
Member Since: 29 Nov 2006
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 15269
Yes Al, I think I told you Ortlieb on the first page.
At least you know now. ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧
< ‘tis but a mere scratch …….. it’ll polish out.
19th Jun 2022 8:16 pm
Breg90
Member Since: 04 Feb 2017
Location: Falkirk
Posts: 360
Canoeists use 'lomo' bags. I have them, they work. Think it is www.lomo.co.uk.
Very cost effective and used by motorcyclists.Series one 1949 - in bits, chassis is strapped to the ceiling in my garage (beside the canoe)
LR 90 - In bits
Disco 3 - currently in bits
I ordered them through https://www.wetsuitoutlet.co.uk/ as they do free next-day delivery for orders over £99 and I've used them before for other kit.
When I get back from holiday I'll sort out a couple of the 150L ones. I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.
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