Description
Your trunk just got a whole lot bigger.
- New lid design is 50% stiffer for less rattling and easier opening
- Super Latch Security provides a safe and secure closure
- Quick-Installation hardware easily attaches to any roof bars and most factory racks
- Aerodynamic shape reduces drag and wind noise
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Yakima Sky Box 18 Cargo Box
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Very Solid
col5696107
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Great box, it stays steady driving into high winds. Its easy to put on and take off and can hold all the essentials, as well as everything else you could possibly want to take with you.
Easy to install. Roomy. Love it.
sta5704268
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Fits perfectly on my 2012 Subaru Outback and was very easy to install. Fits lots, and looks sharp. Delivered very quickly and I am very happy with it. Highly recommended.
Rear hatch is OK - just barely
Mark Parrett
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This is a 2003 Honda Pilot
Skybox 18 on a 2003 Honda Pilot
Mark Parrett
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Will the skybox 18 fit factory crossbars...
miranda
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Will the skybox 18 fit factory crossbars on my 2011 Mercedes R350?
The Sky is the Limit!
Duck
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Well, technically 18 cubic feet is the limit... but you get the point, right? My car already looks like a box, so I decided to put another box on top. It holds everything I have ever needed it to. 5-6 Snowboards and boots in the winter, way more camping gear than you'd ever need in the summer and since my Honda Element only has 4 seats on the interior, this bad boy can be used to put an extra passenger in. I don't think Yakima would support this statement, but they sure did make enough room for it! Getcha' some!
I have a 2009 Saturn Outlook. Will the sky...
Wayne Shores
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I have a 2009 Saturn Outlook. Will the sky box 18 fit without interfering with the rear antenna or rear hatch? Also, is there a benefit to using Yakima crossbars instead of factory crossbars?
Josh
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I don't know about the fit issues but Yakima bars typically have a higher load weight than most factory systems.
Will the Skybox fit 2011 Equinox with...
matt whorley
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Will the Skybox fit 2011 Equinox with factory cross bars?
Dean Whitehead
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Yes!
Will the Sky Box 18 Fit on a Honda Pilot...
Derek
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Will the Sky Box 18 Fit on a Honda Pilot with factory crossbars without interfereing with the rear hatch?
Dean Whitehead
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The Skybox 18 will fit fine for the type of car but depending on the year of your Honda, you will need to purchase Yakima rail system as the box will not mount to the factory rails...
I have a 2008 Honda Odyssey, wondering if...
stephen robey
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I have a 2008 Honda Odyssey, wondering if the skybox 16 or 18 is the better fit? Can I still open the trunk? Or is there another cargo box better suited for the odyssey?
Any problems fitting the Yakima Sky Box...
buechler802859
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Any problems fitting the Yakima Sky Box 18 on a 2010 Subaru Forester with factory aero bars
Jason Livingston
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Absolutely not! The 'clamps' that attach the box to the vehicle are made specifically to work with aero bars. Using a 'quick-release' mechanism, you will find putting on and taking off of the box is extremely simple (other than the weight of the box). When putting it on your car, make sure the rear of the box won't interfere with the opening of your car's rear door. The clamps are adjustable fore and aft.
You can open it from either side, comes with lock cores, the unique opening latch, and the lid 'trusses' makes this the best box money can buy (I also love that the clamp's quick-release mechanism inside the box doesn't get in the way near as much as Thule's boxes).
Yakima Sky Box 18 on an Element
red4031765
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Box fits really well, front is right over the edge of the windshield, the box is centered over the stationary Yakima racks and the rear is well in front of the rear gate of the vehicle.

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