Goose Gear Platform

[Toyfrog]

Just curious if anyone has the Goose Gear Platform in their Gladiator? I know they are kinda $$. Been thinking about doing the 100% but would like some real feedback if anyone has any. Thanks

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[JRobes]

I don't have one, but have been eyeing them and DIY platforms for a while now. Seems the general concensus is that while yes, they're very spendy, they're worth it if you don't have the means to DIY a platform for around $100.

There's a few threads in the DIY section about this, lots of good knowledge and photos if you decide to DIY.

 

[Toyfrog]

I don't have one, but have been eyeing them and DIY platforms for a while now. Seems the general concensus is that while yes, they're very spendy, they're worth it if you don't have the means to DIY a platform for around $100.

There's a few threads in the DIY section about this, lots of good knowledge and photos if you decide to DIY.

My dad has almost every wood working tool known to man and we could probably put one together in a weekend or 2. My only this that work is super crazy and am lucky to have 1 day off on the weekends.

 

[JRobes]

the bright side is if you buy the Goose Gear platform, you can always resell it later if you find you don't use it as anticipated; it's something that doesn't really wear out too much since they are really well built.

 

[doc-ketamine]

I have the 60% high rear seat delete. Put my fridge on it for trips. Love it.

 

[doc-ketamine]

Also, search for “goose gear” and you’ll find posts about it.

 

[GladiSD]

I have it.
I run topless and doorless almost all year(San Diego), and I love having those compartments back there. Been running them for 1.5 years.

 

[LostWoods]

Honestly I have the 60% and I'm probably selling it. It was really good and it served me well for what I needed it for at the time but at this point I think I'd rather keep the 60% seats and replace the 40% with a slightly taller platform.

So basically be sure you can sacrifice seats without having to swap things around. It's not to bad to do but it's an investment to realize you don't to deal with it.

 

[Pescatoral Pursuit]

My dad has almost every wood working tool known to man and we could probably put one together in a weekend or 2. My only this that work is super crazy and am lucky to have 1 day off on the weekends.

There's posts in here with templates.

 

[False]

I have it.

Thank you for the great pics! I have the platform on order after thinking for a while about time vs. money and overall satisfaction and your pictures really show how clean that set up is!

 

[GladiSD]

Thank you for the great pics! I have the platform on order after thinking for a while about time vs. money and overall satisfaction and your pictures really show how clean that set up is!

Happy for ya. I think you’ll enjoy its functionality.

 

[Sportsbiz]

Honestly I have the 60% and I'm probably selling it. It was really good and it served me well for what I needed it for at the time but at this point I think I'd rather keep the 60% seats and replace the 40% with a slightly taller platform.

So basically be sure you can sacrifice seats without having to swap things around. It's not to bad to do but it's an investment to realize you don't to deal with it.

I’ll take it off your hands if you decide to sell it. I have the 40% and eager to remove the rest, I personally find it that useful and would like to give my dog more space.

 

[Toyfrog]

I have it.
I run topless and doorless almost all year(San Diego), and I love having those compartments back there. Been running them for 1.5 years.

Looks good, is yours the high version?

 

[Toyfrog]

I have the 60% high rear seat delete. Put my fridge on it for trips. Love it.

Would you mind shooting a pic or 2 for me when you get a chance please?

 

[doc-ketamine]

Would you mind shooting a pic or 2 for me when you get a chance please?

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