I’m from Portland and I love what you guys are doing. Some recommendation for “ends game” status. If you could slide the tray bi directionally for internal and external access. And if the Ox box had the Track mount points discretely on the exterior of the box. This would allow you to cinch down the box while still being able to access the top contents. Many raft boat boxes operate this way. That way you don’t have to unstrap the boxes every time you want to get inside. It also builds a great integration with your track system and straps.
Yep! The large 147L is 44" and should fit nicely. You can also combine the medium and smaller boxes to work. Dims of all three boxes: Small: 49 liter capacity - 14.25” L x 16.75” W x 13”H Medium: 98 liter capacity - 29.5” L x 16.75” W x 13”H Large: 147 Liter capacity - 44.25” L x 16.75” W x 13”H
The Boxes are cool. Curious what width Radio wave tray you use the narrow or wide. my setup would use the tray for bicycles and or the Ox boxes. Mainly a smartfloor question for attachment to the LTrack points. And I imagine once you set the width you probably aren't going to change the width up and down. unless its really quick.
Hi Mark! The Wave Tray in the video is set to nearly its widest point. We simply measured the distance between the L-tracks and matched the width of the Wave tray so it would easily bolt into the track. Agreed that once you set the width, it's unlikely that you'd be frequently adjusting it as there are a lot of bolts, although for two people it only takes 30 minutes or so. However, taking the tray in and out of the van is quite simple, especially with two people.
It really depends on the height and size of the bed you're using. While the tray does not slide both ways, when stored it sits 60+" into the back of the van. So the rear boxes should be accessible assuming you have a few inches between the top of the box and the bottom of your bed. If planning to access gear from the inside, we would recommend storing the smaller boxes (49L) in the rear of the tray because they're easier to remove from the tray under the bed, and usually it's the smaller items you need access to when inside the van.
I’m from Portland and I love what you guys are doing. Some recommendation for “ends game” status. If you could slide the tray bi directionally for internal and external access. And if the Ox box had the Track mount points discretely on the exterior of the box. This would allow you to cinch down the box while still being able to access the top contents. Many raft boat boxes operate this way. That way you don’t have to unstrap the boxes every time you want to get inside. It also builds a great integration with your track system and straps.
Thanks for the feedback, Justin!
Great product, greetings from the Netherlands
Good solution to maximize storage while minimizing playing Tetris with your storage items. Are there Ox Boxes to support the 4ft Radio Slider.
Yep! The large 147L is 44" and should fit nicely. You can also combine the medium and smaller boxes to work. Dims of all three boxes:
Small: 49 liter capacity - 14.25” L x 16.75” W x 13”H
Medium: 98 liter capacity - 29.5” L x 16.75” W x 13”H
Large: 147 Liter capacity - 44.25” L x 16.75” W x 13”H
The Boxes are cool. Curious what width Radio wave tray you use the narrow or wide. my setup would use the tray for bicycles and or the Ox boxes. Mainly a smartfloor question for attachment to the LTrack points. And I imagine once you set the width you probably aren't going to change the width up and down. unless its really quick.
Hi Mark! The Wave Tray in the video is set to nearly its widest point. We simply measured the distance between the L-tracks and matched the width of the Wave tray so it would easily bolt into the track. Agreed that once you set the width, it's unlikely that you'd be frequently adjusting it as there are a lot of bolts, although for two people it only takes 30 minutes or so. However, taking the tray in and out of the van is quite simple, especially with two people.
Any way to access the contents of the boxes within the van to avoid inclement weather or a dangerous situation outside?
It really depends on the height and size of the bed you're using. While the tray does not slide both ways, when stored it sits 60+" into the back of the van. So the rear boxes should be accessible assuming you have a few inches between the top of the box and the bottom of your bed. If planning to access gear from the inside, we would recommend storing the smaller boxes (49L) in the rear of the tray because they're easier to remove from the tray under the bed, and usually it's the smaller items you need access to when inside the van.