SKI BOXES AND BAGS

A ski box protects not only your skis from road grime but also your car's interior from ski edges and melting snow. They just make sense. We've reviewed a few below from Thule, Rhino Rack and Yakima let us know which one you think is best?

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SKI BOXES	Price	VOLUME	WEIGHT	DIMENSIONS	WARRANTY	RATING
RHINO RACK RMFZ85	$739	500L	20kg	215x90x37cm	Lifetime	9/10
YAKIMA SKYBOX PRO 18	$869	509L	23.6kg	233x91x40cm	Lifetime	9/10
THULE BOXTER 611	$1099	509L	28kg	220x91x38cm	Lifetime	9/10

DOUCHEBAG
Date: Jan 7th 2017
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Douchebag

Read the full review here.

ROCKMOUNTS
Date: April 20th 2015
Reviewer: Andrew
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: RockyMounts

Read the full review here.

Thule Patagonia Black Hole Snow Roller PATAGONIA BLACK HOLE SNOW ROLLER
Date: Dec 5th 2014
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Patagonia

Read the full review here.

Thule AeroBlade Edge Review THULE AEROBLADE EDGE
Date: Dec 2nd 2013
Reviewer: Marian
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Thule

Read the full review here.

RHINO RACK RMFZ85 SKI BOX
Date: Dec 26th 2012
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Rhino Rack

Read the full review and see the video here.

Yakima skybox pro18 ski box YAKIMA SKYBOX PRO 18 SKI BOX
Date: Oct 10th 2011
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Yakima

Read the full review here.

Thule-Boxter-Ski-box THULE BOXTER SKI BOX
Date: Aug 26th 2011 - UPDATED April 2013
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Thule

Read the full UPDATED review here.

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