NEW Kargo Bag

Hey all,

My name is Matt.



Comments?

 

That's pretty cool man. More portable than a bed box - i dig it.

 

Matt, Instead of creating another thread.

why not post it on the old thread?

This allows people to see how it has been developing and improving.

 

You have three threads created on this.

Just keep it all on one thread.. so we can all keep up with it.

 

Either way I'd buy one, looks pretty kickass

 

Interested.

 

You should leave the straps for the tailgate.

As a second option strap down method.

I wouldn't care about strapping it onto my tailgate.

 

They will have two versions. One without the straps and one with it. Thinking about doing a flap over the tailgate completely, similar to the bike pads on the market as well! @ramonortiz55

 

I will likely buy one. I've been in the market for something like this for a while.
When are you expecting to sell them?

 

What's the price point? How weatherproof are they? If I had this, I'd use it for camping.

 

My thought exactly.

 

i like this a lot. curious as to pricepoint.

 

This

 

Interested.

 

The bags will likely sell in the $200 range.

-Made in America
-YKK zippers
-Cordura water resistant materials

I'll give more updates as soon as I find out!

 

In!

 

I like the concept. For me weatherproofing would be critical. Have you explored using a different material other than Cordura/ballistic nylon? How about something like what dry bags are made of or the material the the new gen of Patagonia bags are made of?

 

Or something like a Sunbrella material? My boat cover is made of this, breathable yet water and fade resistant (to the tune of 10 years). I agree, weatherproofing is very important.

 

If any of you here are worried about weatherproofing... I picked up two military surplus chests for $60USD last year. Couldn't be happier with them

Post #108 in this thread:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/bed-storage-container-ideas.408944/page-6#post-12703908

 

Interesting. can you post the links to the other two treads so we can see how it has evolved?

Thank you