Cargo Bags or Cargo Box.....do you know?

[hyperboarder]

I believe he wanted it under 2 feet or 24". the box you linked is 34" wide

If you look close at the specs you'll see it says 15" wide, however the picture indicates that's not the case.

 

[perkj]

If you look close at the specs you'll see it says 15" wide, however the picture indicates that's not the case.

Right, I assumed a mistake was made and its actually 15" tall and 25" wide based on the picture.

 

[perkj]

I assumed correctly as the table to the left shows the correct info on the Thule link

 

[Westy]

Consider Hardigg brand cargo boxes. Completely weather proof, light and reasonable costs used.

 

[Scoutman]

What about an aluminum truck box? They typically are pretty light and are very common so cost isn't too bad for even new. You can lock it and would be much more secure than a plastic luggage box. UV is not really an issue and with a few wingnuts you can easily remove.

Look for the boxes that go on top of bed rails as they're common in 12" deep. Lay it on it's back.