Rightline Gear 100J78-B Jeep Soft Top Window Storage Bag, Black

UPDATE NOV 2016:I have now used it during an extended period, probably a little over two weeks. The soft JK windows came out fine. There were a couple of minute 2-4 mm divots in a few spots, where maybe the materiel binded during rolling, or where some external force was on it during the two weeks it hung on the back of my JK. But those divots came out - or at least I can't find them anymore! - after a couple days of the windows being put back on the jeep.There were a couple of really bad downpour days and while I wasn't fully exposed driving around in all of it (I would raise the top and move this roll to behind the front seat headrests) this roll did NOT take in any water.While my experience of two weeks constantly being rolled up did not damage my soft windows in any way, something still tells me this is probably not a good idea for long term (all summer long) storage. I cannot put my finger on it and there was nothing but superb performance from it, but personally I just don't think its a good idea for months-long storage.I highly recommend this roll. It would be perfect for a weekend trail where you're not sure if you'll need to put the windows back up if the weather might turn, but you do want to begin the trip topless. This gives you that option/flexibility.I would say that unless you get a really good piece of ground (nice grassy area without many leaves/dirt/wet) it is far more likely that you would be able to move modes from being rolled up to windows unpacked and emplaced on the jeep, rather than moving from windows on the jeep to being rolled up , while on the trail. The latter is not likely in my opinion. It's far easier to unpack this roll on the trail and use your windows, than it would be to try to take off your windows on the trail and roll them up in this.========================================================================================================Excellent.I don't know why anyone had a "doesn't work" review. I only used it once and only a trial usage, not done it on the road yet. But so far it works wonderfully!I had previously tried my own homemade solution with fat PVC pipe and batting of fleece fabric from the dry goods store. I was unable to roll the combined materiel small enough to fit into the 6in PVC pipe. Threw my home made failure away and ordered this. It is awesome.The window pockets are superb, cover all three windows perfectly no sticking out. (I have 2016 Wrangler JK.) No problem like with some of the other brands.Following the directions exactly, leaving the rear window's rigid tailgate bar in place, rolling tightly as the instructions say to, it was surprisingly east to get it small enough to fit in the outer case. Easy.The neoprene inners works great. I rolled mine up in the driveway and little grits and grass bits brushed easily off (roll it half turn, brush it off, repeat. Lest you roll up grit into the inside of the next layer.) Other material (fleece, tissue paper, felt, etc) are nigh impossible to get grit and leaf bits out of it. The neoprene is soften ugh not to abrade the window, yet dense and smooth enough that twig bits don't get embedded in it.The only thing I am leery about is the exterior straps and plastic buckles look a little weak like the might not last being cinched tight and at-speed or bouncing the trail, hard. I haven't tried it yet, but that's my opinion looking at it cinch in it in my driveway. I tried to make it tight enough for what I felt would be trail-tight not flapping, but the sewing seam of the exterior strap-to-bag juncture looked like it was going to fail if I cinched it to what I felt necessary. This leads me to think of leaving it up on the folded down top as opposed to any other place such as on top of the roll bar ( branches will rip it off) or behind the front seat headrests ( will flap/bounce too much there, unable to cinch it 2-Gs tight ).For the price in think they could have made the seams beefier, mil-spec "Joe proof".Still, considering the other competitors reviews of shortcomings, this one is STRAC.I especially like the outermost bag, it looks waterproof for all practical purposes.Great product.I recommend it.

Saw lots of confusion in the comments regarding the fit of the Trektop NX windows in this roll. Took a chance, wasn't disappointed. I can confirm that the FOUR door Trektop NX windows all fit into this roll without any issues. I believe the 2-door Trektop NX might have fitment issues (the windows are much longer on the 2-door). I chose not to roll up the window corner supports (I just put them under the rear seat), but without a doubt, they would roll up and fit as well (after disassembling them completely of course). Only minor snag is that there is a very small piece of the side windows that overhangs the edge of the roll. Its no big deal, I just folded it in and rolled it up (pics).Understand, this thing is not convenient. The inner sleeve for the windows is BIG. You need a lot of space to lay it out to get the windows in (good luck if the wind is high). Whats more inconvenient? Trying to keep your windows with you when you take them out. The benefit of having my windows with me if a big thunderstorm pops up, way outweighs the con of needing lots of room to lay this out to load it up! Time will tell if the roll negatively affects my windows. So far, I have only put them away. Will see how they look when they come out. I also have not tested strapping the roll to the Jeep seats or roll cage. I am just leaving it in the floorboard in the back for now. If I have any problems there, I will edit. Pics added for reference.

I saw this online, and liked the "compactness" of rolling up the Windows for take-along storage.The very first try rolling the window panels, it was a tough job getting them into the storage sleeve, but after I learned how tight I can/should roll the windows it was easy. Yes, the straps on the inner neoprene roll are hard to grab if the buckle is all the way at the end,but it you slide it up an inch before buckling them there is enough strap to grab for tightening after the buckles are fastened closed.The side panels from my Bestop replacement windows are not completely covered by the neoprene -BUT THE "PLASTIC GLASS" IS, protecting the vulnerable part of the window from scratches.So far I have been able to hose the dirt and dust off my new windows before rolling them.I find the best place for keeping the rolled up Windows for take-along storage in my 2006 Wrangler Unlimited is between the back roll bar and the tailgate, before I fold the soft top down. The roll is just the right length to fit inside the tub back there. This does not seem to restrict access through the tailgate any more than the folded down soft top alone would, and I still have unobstructed vision from the rear view mirror. I have not tried any other storage spots on my Jeep, But the attached straps on the outer storage sleeve seem sturdy enough to hold it in place.All in all, I think that this is a great storage solution for the Bestop OEM replacement Windows for my 2006 Unlimited Wrangler, I can't speak for any other brand of side panels, or year/model of Jeep.

Great product but does not work with LJ, 2004-2006 wrangler unlimited.

Junk everything way to hard to use for what it is go with a normal bag this thing is trash