RUX is featured in the Drive as the " Perfect Storage Solution for Your Outdoor Adventures"

RUX is featured in the Drive as the " Perfect Storage Solution for Your Outdoor Adventures"

Posted by Joseph Schwartz on

RUX is reviewed in the Drive:

“There's no shortage of storage solutions for recreational vehicles. Overlanders, campers, and casual off-roaders have access to all kinds of storage systems to pack their gear efficiently, but rarely do you see two identical setups. That's because each person has a unique list of demands based on what they're getting into and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. RUX is a company that recently crossed our radar that is worth checking out if your plans involve leaving the vehicle at any point during your next adventure.

RUX's flagship product is the RUX 70L, a collapsable, all-in-one storage system designed to be as versatile and useful in different situations as possible by blending all of the good things about a box and a bag together.

You load the 70L with gear just like any other tote, as the squared structure makes it easy to organize things neatly and use your storage space efficiently. It's like a bag in that it features multiple straps that allow you to carry it like a duffle bag, backpack, or tote, and it can be totally collapsed when not in use. That’s great for storage of the 70L, but pairing that feature with compression straps allows you essentially alter its size on the fly, which further improves its portability.”

Read the whole review HERE!

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