Head-to-head · Best Roof Cargo Boxes

INNO Wedge 660 vs Yakima RocketBox Pro 14

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

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The short answer

INNO Wedge 660 comes out ahead by a clear margin (4.4 vs 3.8). INNO Wedge 660 is best for: Skiers and minimalist packers who want a sleek, quiet, low-clearance box for flat gear rather than maximum volume. Read the strengths below before deciding.

Higher ratedRanked #1 in Best Roof Cargo Boxes

INNO Wedge 660

4.4

3 sources$799.99as of Oct 11

At 11 inches tall, the INNO Wedge 660 is the low-profile specialist: the quietest, most aerodynamic and best-looking box here, and a natural fit for skis, poles and flat gear. Volume is the sacrifice, since the shallow 300-liter interior handles bulky items poorly. Skiers and minimalists who want a sleek box that barely changes their roofline have no better option.

Strengths

— Memory Mount hardware lets you remove the box without undoing the crossbar mounts
— Dual-side opening, integrated tie-downs, and a key-removable lock system
— Slim 33-inch width leaves room to share the roof with a bike rack or kayak

Watch-outs

— Just 11 cu ft (about 300 L) and a shallow 9-inch interior limit bulky loads
— Poor choice for camping totes, strollers, or large duffels
— Hefty shipping fee when ordered direct from INNO

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Ranked #5 in Best Roof Cargo Boxes

Yakima RocketBox Pro 14

3.8

3 sources$599as of Oct 10

Budget all-rounder duty goes to the RocketBox Pro 14: 14 cubic feet, DualSide opening, tool-free clamps and the lowest weight here, for hundreds less than the big boxes. It is one of the smaller boxes in this lineup and rides on an older shell. Two or three travelers who want a quiet, easy box without overspending will find it the value champion.

Strengths

— 14 cu ft covers the gear needs of two to three people for a trip
— Easy to install and remove with tool-free mounting clamps
— Lightest box in this group at 40 lb, manageable for one person on lower roofs

Watch-outs

— Tall but narrow shape limits how wide individual items can be

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How they stack up

INNO Wedge 660

The low-profile alternative to the tall, high-volume boxes here. It carries far less than the 18 cu ft Thule Motion 3 XL, Yakima SkyBox NX XL, and Thule Force 3 XL and even less than the budget Yakima RocketBox Pro 14, but its 11-inch height makes it quieter and more aerodynamic than all of them, the pick when sleekness and clearance matter more than maximum space.

Yakima RocketBox Pro 14

The budget pick here at 14 cu ft, holding far less than the 18 cu ft Thule Motion 3 XL, Yakima SkyBox NX XL, and Thule Force 3 XL, though it is taller and roomier than the low-profile INNO Wedge 660. It keeps premium features like DualSide opening while undercutting all of them on price and weight.

Specs side-by-side

Spec	INNO Wedge 660	Yakima RocketBox Pro 14
Capacity	11 cu ft (~300 L)	14 cu ft (~396 L)
External Dimensions	80 x 33 x 11 in	74 x 33 x 16 in
Internal Dimensions	72 x 25.6 x 9.2 in	—
Weight	42 lb	40 lb
Mount Type	Memory Mount (universal crossbar)	Universal clamp (StreamLine compatible)
Opening	DualSide	DualSide
Profile	Low (11 in tall)	—
Locks	Key-removable lock system	SKS included
Material	Plastic	Plastic
Crossbar Spread	—	24-40 in
Capacity (people)	—	2-3 travelers

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