Better door bags for a RZR 900S?

[5-Star]

Been running what I think are Kemi Moto door bags with knee pads on my 2022 RZR 900S. It came with the machine when I bought it used.

After a few months and maybe 2,500 miles, the zippers are already failing and they barely keep water out. Super frustrating!!!

Are these things just known for being cheap? Any suggestions for something more durable and actually water resistant?

 

[HighGearHunter]

Same story here Kemijunko didn't last. Nelson Riggs went about 8k miles. Just picked up some Chupacabra bags,I like the side zipper with a cover. Coated them with waterproof spray before putting them on and so far so good

 

[3oosted3uggy]

I totally went through the same thing! The Kemijunko gave out on me pretty fast, while the Nelson Rigg lasted a bit longer. Now, I'm using Chupacabra bags, and I've been pretty impressed. How's your gear treating you?

 

[chittie1305]

Thanks for the reco! checked their website and I'm curious which ones are you guys using now?

 

[wanda-1990]

Yeah, unfortunately they're convenient but not the most durable. You might want to check out PRP or Tusk door bags. They cost a bit more but hold up way better and do a decent job keeping things dry. worth the upgrade if you ask me

 

[frosted-fig235]

Yeah, those Kemi Moto bags can be hit or miss. quite a lot of recommendations here already, I'm leaning towards the Tusk one. hope it lasts!

 

[Suspension_Savvy#]

Tusk usually offers superior build quality compared to Kemi Moto. It's a solid choice, those bags can handle rough trails and tough weather pretty well. They should work out nicely for them.