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Bed Rack, Roof Rack, and RTT Recommendations Please
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I really like Rebel Off Road’s design. You are still able to use the Freedom Panels
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Just got off the phone with JCR Offroad, they have a softopper on one of their rigs and are in the works on designing a rack to work with a softopper as well!!!!
GladnotSad
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Hopefully they will make it adjustable so it works with the new Bestop topper also.
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Do you have the bestop topper? I have to check it out... are they similar. There’s a company who makes a soft topper compatible gladiator bed rack out there. Wonder if theirs would work.
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GladnotSad
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No, they haven’t been released yet. There’s a thread here about it.
ETA: Here’s the link
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...ft-cover-shell-topper-for-gladiator-bed.8953/
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I am all set for now, as I have posted my setup. However, I did find this in my search for a RTT. I am wondering what it is like in real world situations. Winds, howling rains, and etc,.Loving my inflatable GentleTent USA RTT, with FrontRunner Slimline II roofrack and RCI bedrack
Not as quick to set up as some, but only 50lbs and very small. For serious wheeling where you don't want a huge heavy box up high it's awesome!
I did like the fact it had the ability to "blow-up?" with different methods. Which made an onboard compressor ( I don't have one yet) justify its cost better and pay for itself faster.
What do you use to blow it up? How long does it take to fully (including tie-down) put up and stow?
Thanks.
Nice Rig.
GladnotSad
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The savings on the RTT allowed you to drop $1K on Roam boxes?Leitner ACS with Chinese Copy RTT. More than half the cost of equivalent iKamper. Been holding up pretty well so far.
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When you wrapped the tailgate with black what did you do with the holes from the emblem? How is it holding up?I think for under $2k you can get a custom rack fabbed up and get exactly what you want out of it. That is exactly what I did. Also it can be done out of aluminum and significantly reduce the weight. My rack weights like maybe 70 pounds max.
My rack may not be the direction you are going but posted it to show that a fabbed rack can look just as nice as the production racks.
This RTT is the iKamper skycamp. I think it measures 60"Ă—84" closed. It's a good size tent.
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GlacierGladiator
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I put on a matte black Jeep emblem so I did nothing with the holes. This picture above was pre emblem
DebT
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I got my Harker Outdoors EDC camper. Took a short trip to Cedar Pocket Arizona to check it out. I absolutely love it! It checked off all the boxes on my list of must haves. It is easy to get in and out of. I can get dressed while standing in the bed of the truck with the sleeping bed stored in the up position and the truck bed is fully lockable so I don’t have to worry about the contents getting stolen. I went with the solar package an am glad I did.. From a female perspective, this camper is perfect. The customer service is the best ever. I was sent pictures of the build on a weekly basis. It’s made in Utah which is a huge plus for me. Let me know if you have questions. When I first posted about the camper I got a lot of negative/rude comments and I don’t know why. If you don’t like it, keep scrolling. I’m just using this forum as it is intended to let people know what’s out there.
Aubie
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Is it easy to remove when not in use?I got my Harker Outdoors EDC camper. Took a short trip to Cedar Pocket Arizona to check it out. I absolutely love it! It checked off all the boxes on my list of must haves. It is easy to get in and out of. I can get dressed while standing in the bed of the truck with the sleeping bed stored in the up position and the truck bed is fully lockable so I don’t have to worry about the contents getting stolen. I went with the solar package an am glad I did.. From a female perspective, this camper is perfect. The customer service is the best ever. I was sent pictures of the build on a weekly basis. It’s made in Utah which is a huge plus for me. Let me know if you have questions. When I first posted about the camper I got a lot of negative/rude comments and I don’t know why. If you don’t like it, keep scrolling. I’m just using this forum as it is intended to let people know what’s out there.
DebT
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I’m not sure easy would be the right word. It weighs 300 pounds total so that’s not terrible, but it’s certainly more than I could lift. I watched the company install it and they had a nice hoist that worked well. My garage isn’t tall enough for any kind of hoist. I asked Harker Outdoors to just clamp the camper on as opposed to bolting it on. They used 3 heavy duty clamps on each side. That part would be easy to remove. I guess it would just depend on how many strong friends you have. Ha! So far I really love it though.
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