Very convenient, solved the problem. It doesn't look like a sturdy construction but it has been tested at speeds over 150. Nothing happens to it. It's hard to find spare keys

Excellent, very easy to install. The staff at the store were exceptional, the only problem I had was with the shipping company and the local partner. It took a lot of effort to sort things out and negative comments had to be made first.

Convenient and spacious. Easy to install. It fits a lot of things, maybe even more than the trunk of my Corsa.

Value for money of Greek construction!
I have had this specific 360lt for 6 years.
It has made many trips without any problems!

I've had it for about 5-6 years, I've never had another luggage carrier to compare it to, but it seems quite convenient to me. It is elastic, it has fallen and didn't break; I believe its elasticity saved it. I got it in black, and the downside is that things inside get hot, so avoid getting it in black for that reason unless you don't mind the heat on your items. Also, avoid getting it in gray because the color fades from the sun over time, but I've seen it in silver, which a friend has, and it's just fine. It doesn't have an issue with rain getting in, and I forgot about it on a trip where I hit 160 kilometers without any problem. It tightens with screws at 4 points, and if the bars are a bit crooked, the elasticity it has holds well. I got it with 2 keys, and unfortunately, I lost them, so I'm looking for a solution; whoever gets it should make a spare key. 14/04/19 I removed the lock and took it to get a spare key made; it hasn't lost its color and generally looks like new. 12/11/24 the luggage carrier is just fine, it has no wear; I don't know what others have, but this one does its job exceptionally well.

I bought this roof box for use only on vacations. I had Hermes roof racks on a previous car and they were great, so I thought "how bad can it be" the roof box from the same company, especially considering its price for the liters it offers.

The roof box is average in construction. I haven't tried any other to compare, but:

- The lid requires 2 keys to open (they only sent me one, so I had to remove the second one). It can be opened with just 1 key, but you need to hold the first lock so it doesn't close while you try to open the second one. With 2 keys and using both hands, it's a bit easier.

- To close the lid, you definitely need 2 hands because the whole construction is flexible and the lid goes right and left. The 2 mechanisms that hold the lid open are quite "stiff", so when you try to lower the lid with one hand (even holding it from the middle), it wobbles and when you manage to close one mechanism, the other one opens again. With 2 hands, it closes relatively easily by pressing near each mechanism (towards the edge of the roof box).

- Although the description says that the bases fit every type of roof rack, this is only true for oval-shaped racks. My racks are Thule with a "teardrop" shape and the bases didn't grip the racks low enough to tighten the roof box on top of them, and as I tightened them, they twisted and couldn't properly rest on the roof box inside. As a result, they only put pressure on a small area of the plastic (instead of resting on it with the full width). This is dangerous because the pressure is applied only on a small piece of plastic, risking breaking it. Normally, I should have returned it since the description was wrong, but I got tired of the process and made custom bases so they could rest properly. I tried the original bases on Hermes racks and on other oval-shaped racks of another brand (which I can't remember now) and they fit fine.

Now, I just need to test it on a trip :)