Builtright industries

[FaKtor34]

So I got my builtright industries bed racks and accessories in and got them installed, will finish adding other accessories later.

These things are worth the money, built well, their accessories mount up, easy install. Quick tip put most of your bolt on accessories on before you mount them to make life easier.

 

[trexus]

Mine are sitting and waiting for the truck to arrive. Havethem on my current F150 and LOVE them. I also got the interior racks that go on the back of the front seats.

 

[Cranbery]

So I got my builtright industries bed racks and accessories in and got them installed, will finish adding other accessories later.

These things are worth the money, built well, their accessories mount up, easy install. Quick tip put most of your bolt on accessories on before you mount them to make life easier.

Welcome to manhood.

 

[Badmothertrucker]

So I got my builtright industries bed racks and accessories in and got them installed, will finish adding other accessories later.

These things are worth the money, built well, their accessories mount up, easy install. Quick tip put most of your bolt on accessories on before you mount them to make life easier.

Looking good, I just ordered mine the other night. I went from ordering 1 panel, to 2 , to 3, to 4, to the 4 pack with accessories, no bags though. Looking forward to getting them installed. Between those, my side bins and these racks I'm just about maxed out on what and where I can store things.

 

[Badmothertrucker]

Looking good, I just ordered mine the other night. I went from ordering 1 panel, to 2 , to 3, to 4, to the 4 pack with accessories, no bags though. Looking forward to getting them installed. Between those, my side bins and these racks I'm just about maxed out on what and where I can store things.

Here is my current set up with bedslide and side bins.

 

[FaKtor34]

The pouches are good for straps and battery cables etc. They are really well built.

 

[Badmothertrucker]

The pouches are good for straps and battery cables etc. They are really well built.

Wow, super cool new product drop from Builtright.

We all have a good amount of cup holders inside the truck but didn’t have any practical cup holders built on the outside…. till now!

I’m preordering all 5 for spare underneath as well. These are functional and practical tumbler cup holders for outside the truck. The velocity and aerodynamics are probably good for another 10–15 hp per wheel. Hot liquids can act as an additional propellant after 11,200 rotations for even more power. Absolutely sick design!

Grab em up while you can!

 

[Badmothertrucker]

Wow, super cool new product drop from Builtright.

We all have a good amount of cup holders inside the truck but didn’t have any practical cup holders built on the outside…. till now!

I’m preordering all 5 for spare underneath as well. These are functional and practical tumbler cup holders for outside the truck. The velocity and aerodynamics are probably good for another 10–15 hp per wheel. Hot liquids can act as an additional propellant after 11,200 rotations for even more power. Absolutely sick design!

Grab em up while you can!

Video of product in action!!

 

[DingDongDoug]

So I got my builtright industries bed racks and accessories in and got them installed, will finish adding other accessories later.

These things are worth the money, built well, their accessories mount up, easy install. Quick tip put most of your bolt on accessories on before you mount them to make life easier.

Those look awesome.
I've been eyeballing those for a while now, but I haven't pulled the trigger on them yet because my Builtright dash mount has been delayed for months and I want to wait for that to come in before I give them any more money.
Matt has been very communicative but the product was at first delayed due to supply chain issues (which is understandable these days) then made incorrectly and delayed again. I ordered in December. The wait continues.

Once that is all clear I imagine Ill get half of the racks like you did. Probably just the drivers side set. They look like they really keeps things squared away.

 

[DingDongDoug]

Wow, super cool new product drop from Builtright.

We all have a good amount of cup holders inside the truck but didn’t have any practical cup holders built on the outside…. till now!

I’m preordering all 5 for spare underneath as well. These are functional and practical tumbler cup holders for outside the truck. The velocity and aerodynamics are probably good for another 10–15 hp per wheel. Hot liquids can act as an additional propellant after 11,200 rotations for even more power. Absolutely sick design!

Grab em up while you can!

Saw that this morning.

 

[ChsTremor]

Can you guys share what all you keep on your racks or plan to? I'm trying to talk myself into getting these but can't justify $400+ to store a few straps, and a shovel. It looks like you would run out of room pretty quickly.
I also plan on getting a Roam 95L box to keep in the back against the cab and would probably keep most things in that.

I did get the interior Molle pads for the underside of the seat.

 

[Cranbery]

Can you guys share what all you keep on your racks or plan to? I'm trying to talk myself into getting these but can't justify $400+ to store a few straps, and a shovel. It looks like you would run out of room pretty quickly.
I also plan on getting a Roam 95L box to keep in the back against the cab and would probably keep most things in that.

I did get the interior Molle pads for the underside of the seat.

Straps, OBA attachments, rope, extension chords, hi lift mounted to it, bolt cutters mounted to it, fire extinguisher mounted to it. All types of shit. I have the roam box too, recovery rope on it, pump for inflatables (compressor would blow up my SUP easily), gotreads, hi lift base, etc. I find them useful for just about anything. And you can use them to tie to as well.

 

[FaKtor34]

Like @Cranbery said lots of different items, you can configure it so many ways the bags themselves hold quite a lot, I think I have 6 10ft 8k ratcheting straps in one bag. Also you can mount things between the two racks front to rear ex a long bag to carry more stuff in or even a gun bag, Cabela's has an UTV gun bag that has the MOLLE attachment that will work with it. All it takes is a little imagination.

 

[ChsTremor]

Straps, OBA attachments, rope, extension chords, hi lift mounted to it, bolt cutters mounted to it, fire extinguisher mounted to it. All types of shit. I have the roam box too, recovery rope on it, pump for inflatables (compressor would blow up my SUP easily), gotreads, hi lift base, etc. I find them useful for just about anything. And you can use them to tie to as well.

Nice - I might end up going your direction @Cranbery with the roam, build right racks and a bed cover. Went down a long rabbit hole today looking at the Xtrusion XTR rack. Man that thing is sweet but I just don’t have the need right now.

 

[Cranbery]

Nice - I might end up going your direction @Cranbery with the roam, build right racks and a bed cover. Went down a long rabbit hole today looking at the Xtrusion XTR rack. Man that thing is sweet but I just don’t have the need right now.

I would also love a rack but like you don't need it right now.

In the future I want to get a kitted out leitner like @DingDongDoug, but need to justify the need a bit first, they get real pricey real fast.

 

[DingDongDoug]

I would also love a rack but like you don't need it right now.

In the future I want to get a kitted out leitner like @DingDongDoug, but need to justify the need a bit first, they get real pricey real fast.

Shhh.. keep your voice down.
My wife thinks I need this thing..

 

[trexus]

Can you guys share what all you keep on your racks or plan to? I'm trying to talk myself into getting these but can't justify $400+ to store a few straps, and a shovel. It looks like you would run out of room pretty quickly.
I also plan on getting a Roam 95L box to keep in the back against the cab and would probably keep most things in that.

I did get the interior Molle pads for the underside of the seat.

To organize my dogs' life, not mine. It'll be similar on the new truck, but I've got windows on the canopy that make the sides of the bed more accessible so I can use that space better.

 

[JPO]

Nice - I might end up going your direction @Cranbery with the roam, build right racks and a bed cover. Went down a long rabbit hole today looking at the Xtrusion XTR rack. Man that thing is sweet but I just don’t have the need right now.

Those Xtrusion racks are really nice. And they offer so many cool options!

 

[ChsTremor]

To organize my dogs' life, not mine. It'll be similar on the new truck, but I've got windows on the canopy that make the sides of the bed more accessible so I can use that space better.

Actually - this gives me some good ideas. Water for the pups and leash storage. Also, I have a portable pressurized water tank system from years ago that I never had a place to mount.
I can feel my credit card creeping out of my wallet now...

 

[DingDongDoug]

Can you guys share what all you keep on your racks or plan to? I'm trying to talk myself into getting these but can't justify $400+ to store a few straps, and a shovel. It looks like you would run out of room pretty quickly.
I also plan on getting a Roam 95L box to keep in the back against the cab and would probably keep most things in that.

I did get the interior Molle pads for the underside of the seat.

I was looking specifically to attach an air compressor or Co2 bottle to when I get mine.
I also figured I could hang my shovel there.
But you are right man.
Its kind of a small amount of space all things considered.
On top of that, the space is kind of weird with the wheel well right there. But its enough to keep a few things out of the cab and not sliding around in the bed. So I figure its worth the money over the life of the truck.