Have you got enough luggage space?

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03-25-2014 | 01:17 PM

AquilaEagle

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From: Heath & Reach, Beds, UK

Have you got enough luggage space?

Hi Everyone

Our friends at boot-bag have offered one lucky person the chance to win a boot-bag, which is perfect for your Euromeet excess luggage!!

Please see details of boot-bag and the competition here:

http://www.boot-bag.com/s2koc.htm

Win a boot-bag original worth £79.95

If you don't win and still want a boot-bag quote 'S2KUK' when you order to get 10% off

boot-bag is a waterproof luggage bag that attaches to your S2000's boot lid using our unique strapping system, the bag was designed and is made by us. The boot-bag sits on a non slip mat to protect your paintwork. It's an alternative to the traditional luggage or boot rack, that's guaranteed to chip the edge of your boot lid.

If you buy a luggage rack you still need waterproof luggage.

Why boot-bag ?

Fully Waterproof
Attaches using soft webbing so no damage to paint
Sits on a soft non slip mat
14 day no quibble money back guarantee.
Folds flat for easy storage
Saves Money ; half the price of a rack and waterproof holdall/suitcase
Est in 2006,thousands sold worldwide

There are two sizes in the boot-bag range :

boot-bag original - £79.95 ( shown here after a lap of the 'ring' ) - 50 ~Litres of additional luggage capacity

measures 70x36cmx20cm ( 28"x15"X8") giving 50 litres (1.75 cubic feet) of additional storage. The soft non slip mat the bag sits on is slightly bigger measuring 80x40cm.

boot-bag vacation - £94.95 - 75 Litres of additional luggage capacity, its 50% larger than the boot-bag original measuring 90x40x20cm. The soft mat measures 90x45cm.

We have been manufacturing boot-bags since 2005, they are all made in Buckinghamshire in the UK, and the quality of materials design and work reflects UK manufacture.

Please see

Testimonials - Its our S2000 in the photos.

We have a 14 day money back guaranteeon all boot-bags if for any reason if you are not happy with any product simply post it back to us, unused and we will give you a full refund.

Please watch below to see how boot-bags work.

How boot-bag works

Boot-bag sits on an anti slip matting this protects your cars paintwork the mat is 4mm thick, its 'squashy' and is 'anti slip' so it stays in place.

All fixings are attached to two circles on the top of the bag, these are sown on then high frequency welded so no water can enter the bag, its fully waterproof ( check out our feedback and testimonials )

The bag is one compartment inside with a zip on three sides, the clear plastic that's welded over the stitches can clearly be seen.

Boot-bag has a large flap held in place with Velcro that sits over the zip to ensure no water gets through the tiny holes in the zip. The zip has two buckles and can be padlocked for security.

The straps attach to the boot-bag using ladder lock fittings, these are found on rucksacks, bags etc. The harder the straps are pulled the tighter the joint becomes, as long as the straps are tight, the boot-bag is not going to move. The straps can each hold 500kg.

Boot-bag has a detachable shoulder strap, so you can arrive at your destination attach and carry the bag off like a normal holdall.

boot-bag has no clips or hooks and simply attaches using webbing, no paint chips here ! The webbing won't move neither will the mat so there is no risk of any damage to your paintwork.

Here is one S2000's owners feedback :

Hello Liza. Thought this might be of interest. Stayed on at up to 140mph fully laden with all of the stresses on the straps you’d imagine the ‘Ring’ would throw at it. Obviously haven’t put the speed on the write up to the club in case it becomes a challenge to others, but it worked very very well and for staying put? No problem, even on the Nurburgring Nordschleife which we popped into for a quick lap or two, the car remained completely loaded with the boot bag on the boot and it didn't move a muscle; certainly surprised and disappointed a gaggle of Porsche drivers (to be honest though I do know the track reasonably well after 12 years of 'popping by' so I did have an advantage.) Would definitely recommend it and use it again without hesitation. Best thing is the ease of removing the bag itself and popping it onto the seats whilst in towns... just in-case a thief with a knife wanted to sample the contents; it takes seconds to remove and equally to reposition if you leave the straps in place when you've taken to off. Even then, to do the whole thing including repositioning the straps, say in the morning after a hotel stop, it is still only a few minutes. Well worth it; we sort of used it as a boot-case and took in to the hotels with us.