A better trail trash bag?

mep1811

mep1811

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My Trasharoo lasted about five years. I always took it off when not on a trip and I washed it soapy water after every trip . I believe both helped the bag last as long as it did.

I ordered a G.A.R.B. and should be getting it this week.

 
WashingtonTaco

WashingtonTaco

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Dave said:
Great input guys! I'll make sure the manufacturer sees these comments! Keep them coming!

@WashingtonTaco any thoughts?
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Material that is UV resistant and smooth like a dry bag so dirt and grime doesn't cling to the surface. Good quality zippers. I like a couple external pockets big enough to hold a couple rolls of T.P. that have been vacuum bagged flat and some wet wipes. Machine washable.
 
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Dave

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Robert said:
A smaller size that works on tailgates and better UV resistance. Has anyone tried treated theirs with the Nikwax UV product?
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My experience with Nikwax on my FlipPac was not good in the fact that it caused dirt to cling to it like a son of a gun. It looked like hell because of the Nikwax.
 
Robert

Robert

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Good to know, I won't waste the money then. The thing is really too large for my uses anyways and I ought to sell it; it's still new in the box it shipped in. :(
 
Dave

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Dave said:
My Trasharoo is dying and I need something that lasts longer in the sun. Here is your chance to influence the development.

Besides UV resistance, what would you like to see in a "spare tire trash bag" type carrier?

Dual compartments (one for trash, one for recovery gear)? Logo? Buckle closure or? Size?

Discuss!
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Bringing this back up. Thanks for all your input, lots of ideas and lots of eyeballs on this thread. Let's see what the aftermarket comes up with next!
 
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