Trasharoo alternative

[Aumiller_]

There are several rubberized military surplus rucks and day packs for sale online or eBay that can be used for dry storage on your spare/ ladder/ tailgate, or as a trash bag.
Usually high quality products.
Lots of options with or without extra pockets.

Just something to consider.

 

[Zeke]

I just grabbed this one after how I liked their awning so much. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/BK_MTTRASHCAD?impressionRank=1

I am going to give it a workout this weekend in Big Bend NP but it feels pretty stout.

 

[Zeke]

Bag worked like a champ. Pressure washed it when I got back and it’s good as new.

 

[madcratebuilder]

If I hadn't picked up the NAPA bag on sale I would go with one of those surplus bags. Seen a couple of rigs with them.

 

[SpikeMD]

I have gone through at least 4 Trasharoos over the years. They just dont stay up and get shredded all the time. I now have a GARB, made in Canada. Definiely more expensive, but much better design and more robust. You can leave the mounting straps on the tire and then just attach the bag when you are ready to go. So much easier. Plus you can attach Maxtrax to the lid. Convenient for storage but it doen make it a little harder to get to the trash. Overall, much better.

NB Expeditions G.A.R.B. 2.0 - Overland Pros

 

[Bama_Kiwi]

I have a Trasharoo that I use regularly and have few complaints with. Except, I stuck my dirty round point shovel, shovel-end down, inside the bag once on a trip and now there's a hole in the bottom where the tip of the shovel wore through. Not awesome, but, not exactly the end of the world, either.

If it rips apart bad enough, I'll get something a bit more quality.

 

[A.K. Forister]

X2 on the G.A.R.B from NBX. You adjust the straps once and the bag stays. No sagging or slipping no matter how many times you put it on or take it off. And it's so well made. More expensive but the design and quality are top notch.

 

[MOAK]

We are still using a trasharoo I purchased years ago. I coat it with Nikwax often and added cinch strap buckles. It looks old and worn out, but it still works well. If and when it ever wears out I’ll replace it with another. I think the key is to keep it nikwaxed.

 

[T4R13]

Hard to find a cheaper alternative to a trasharoo

 

[PickUpYourTrash]

Suuuuurplus.

Proud of you all for planning ahead.

So proud.

 

[PickUpYourTrash]

Hard to find a cheaper alternative to a trasharoo

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[jeepfreakedc]

My buddy sells these. They’re awesome.

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[Zeke]

We are still using a trasharoo I purchased years ago. I coat it with Nikwax often and added cinch strap buckles. It looks old and worn out, but it still works well. If and when it ever wears out I’ll replace it with another. I think the key is to keep it nikwaxed.

Good tip on the nikwax. The thing I worry about is UV protection. Looks like this provides some Tent and Gear Cleaner