Thanks Josh! Great review! For everyone watching/reading to be clear that the ammo cans ARE NOT weatherproof and we really try to make sure people know this. The drawers, however, ARE weatherproof. We have made some improvements over the past year which has improved the ammo cans weatherproof nature, but still not 110%. We want to be completely transparent on this topic so noone is bummed. We also don't claim the drawers to be waterproof like tupperwear. But anything falling from the sky or car wash will not get into the drawers. But if you back into a lake... your drawers will fill with water. That's just the nature of how the drawers slide into the drawer cavity. Thanks again Josh! 5 stars on your channel!
I was thinking of getting this but I have a v6 Colorado and I can only handle around 1500 in the bed. How much does this system weigh? Would you recommend this only for a v8 truck???
Great work Josh! I picked up a difference between your vid and Decked's vid - The tie down rails screw into the steel ladder frame of the system, not just the plastic surface. Yes, they're limited, but think more like refrigerator and less like a cooler and beach chairs. The tie downs are rated for 500 pounds. Thanks for the vid!
I pretty much live in my truck 5 days a week for work and just found out about this system! This looks great for my line of work. Time to start saving the benjamins
If you live in western Arizona, they become brittle in the heat. Decked has responded, but the replacement part doesn't fit, because It's not heat warped. Trying to get top part replaced. We'll see. It works great, no issues with drawers but it WILL become brittle
Thanks for a very good pro/con review, real world good review. Rarely do you see an honest review on anything. Nothing is perfect but its nice to see an actual owner review. Thanks for taking the time to do it. I subscribed for you dude.
bro, your video is awesome. Answered all my questions. I have a Gen 1 Raptor with a topper and that decked system with the topper seems like an awesome combo for Camping and work applications or just practical use in general. Great review. Decked owes you for that video in my opinion.
So bottom line is, if you could carry it on a flat bed pickup..your good to go with this!! Which is most stuff..wood, lumber, pipes, etc..just lay it, and strap it down. Smaller stuff under 5' you can put directly in the drawers. That just my opinion of course. I have been looking for a system like this to carry my guns to and from the range in. I need to find out the "exact" size of the drawers first however. Also I would like to find a supplier of "large cut it yourself foam blocks" that would fit in there snuggly. Or I can leave them cased and in the drawers, if the drawers are big enough. Thanks for the video bro! Nice work!! 😁👍
I liked your review. I've had my Decked system in my Tundra for several years as well, and I don't regret the decision to purchase it one bit. I didn't go with the trax system to this point as I use the track/tie down system along the bed rails that is standard in the Toyota - I use it to keep a water jerry can, and a 2200w Honda Generator from moving around most of the time. I have two of the DBox's, but I purchased the smaller Crossbox, and I actually prefer the smaller box as I can compartmentalize like equipment (one is fly fishing specific) and it is lighter to move around. If I recall correctly at the beginning of the instructions it has you drill holes in the "dimples" at the bottom of the ammo box for drainage - so they were not meant to be waterproof. I have a Leer shell and also use the system as a sleep platform. With the 6.5' bed, I can actually have one of the "lower" cots with a sleeping pad already set up for no hassle camps, and I can store stuff between the cot and the top of the Decked system. The biggest plus to this system is "out of sight, out of mind" - and the black blends in with the spray in bed liner so you don't really "see what you are seeing..."
@@andresenriquezjr5558 The Decked system uses the four corner tie downs as its anchoring points, but I still have the sliding "anchor" points in the tracks which run along the sides of the truck bed (or can be moved to the front track). I've used them to anchor a variety of things, and have never had a problem - even over long periods driving over rough/off-road terrain. I guess if I really needed to utilize the corner tie downs the Decked system can be easily removed in about 15-20 minutes then re-installed. Decked has the tie down system that is supposed to screw down into the platform and apparently serves as a pretty good anchoring system, but I have not seen the need to get them yet.
Great review brother. You nailed many of the simple common sense questions that the average joe truck owner would ask. I'm sure I'm not the only one that appreciates all that you put into making this video. Thank you again for your effort. Thumbs up!!!!
I bought an air lift first. Once I install that, I'm ordering decked system with cargo slide. It'll work well with my system one ladder rack system. Contractor trying to get rid of his trailer
I finally took my Decked box out because of this. It’s beyond frustrating trying to get something out from the rest of the drawer that won’t slide out.
What’s great is if you are brand buyer you can pull this out and place in your next truck. You can pull this out and store in the garage in no time if you need to put your motorcycles in. Game on.
Great review Josh, thnx for taking the time. If you see this and feel up to it do a vid running it through a car wash to see how it does on being waterproof. I figure that would be a good rep of how it would be driving through a rain storm. I agree It would be nice if the tie down system was a bit more robust seeing its supposed to be able to hold 2K of weight on it.
or ammo. Don't keep any ammo in the ammo box. I almost bought one of these, glad I didn't. Good review! I can see big issues in a down pour, or snow. This happens all the time in my climate. Thanks for taking the time.
Fantastic video, Josh! I just ordered one a week ago and am waiting for it to arrive and saw this video which just further cemented in my mind that I made the right decision.
Nice honest review (and without irritating music). I was going to build a set but think I am going to pull the trigger and get these instead. I have seen several others that don't utilize the space in front and behind the wheel wells which is obviously not efficient.
Hi Josh Great job on the explanation of each feature. Really enjoyed your video. Wanted to ask I have 2022 Toyota Tundra with a Hard Tri Fold cover. Can this still be install with the DECKED drawer system?
I like the looks of this system. Couple quick Qs: Are the drawers big enough for golf clubs? What about the temperature inside the drawer when the truck is left outside in the sun? I'm betting it gets pretty warm inside with that "black box!"
I might consider getting this, but only if they can do customizations - such as a Shorter length version for Trucks that want to keep their Truck Boxes - Also allow the option for 1 large drawer instead of 2 separate drawers. It would be far more accommodating this way for all kinds of applications and purposes... Just a friendly suggestion.
I added small rubber tubing around the ammo boxes with about 1/4" gap to prevent vacuum lock and it'll survive standing water. Cost about $4. Wish it were 1/2 in wider so I could add frontrunner worlfpack storage box inside of them. The toolboxes are nice, however. On a side note... the Decked system is NOT resistant to find dust/sand as when Overlanding. The toolboxes are, of course.
I've been on the fence about Decked...your video sold me. Thanks! Also, I noticed you didn't have a pair of bolt cutters...those are the "Master Key" to all that is locked.
Great review Josh. I have been contemplating purchasing this for my truck and your video has pushed me over the edge. Personally, I would use the drawer system way more than the full capacity/volume of the truck bed when empty. As you mentioned, you get around 10" or so of depth with the Decked system installed. Seems like a solid unit and watching you jump up and down rigorously not only made me laugh but shows how tough the unit is two years after install. Great video and thanks for sharing!
Phenomenal review! Im lusting after this system pretty bad. The only thing that's stopping my purchase is the transferability to my next pick up truck in the next year or so. In other words once you make this investment it's pretty much custom fit for that truck, and would not necessarily transfer to your next vehicle, as opposed to other generic toolboxes which are easily transferred from vehicle to vehicle.
I just worry about side of the road sales and hauling stuff that’s deeper than the bed sides. I want to build some drawers but still test haul some furniture to see how it lays on the now raised Toyota truck bed
I think I feel same way with the bed system that’s why I went with weather guard brand my thing is I use a tonneau cover and laying ladders on top of box but overall nice system you have
If something inside the drawers move a bit where they prevent the drawer from coming out, like my kitchen drawers for metal spatulas, how can it be remedied? I totally agree about the tie-downs needing to be much more heavy duty. Great video BTW. Thanks.
This is a great idea. If the underside of the deck (ceiling of the drawers) were smooth this wouldn't happen. But, yes, if you have unstable items in the drawers, they will inevitably shift and catch. I notice this most with fishing poles. I've broken the tips off a couple rods by collapsing them and tossing them in a drawer.
Thanks Christopher. I think I've had those shoes for 8 or 9 years now. Love em. Good luck with the system and thanks for using the link. I just got that setup
Aren’t those tie downs rated at 500lbs pull out Strength? I’m pretty sure the tracks are screwed into the metal bars under the composite top not just the plastic.
I installed one in my 2016 Ram 1500 3 years. Great product and yes water tight. The most I loaded on the unit 1000 LBs no problem. Rifles, tow straps, compressor. A Cases were not dry. Key note do not over tighten the turn buckles/tie down hooks!
Can you still install a shell over that system to keep everything dry & add extra storage on top? I think you can. Nice system of storage. Very versatile.
I'm still on the fence. I often haul ice chests and wakeboards in the bed of my truck. I can't figure out how to lock them up with this system without putting a cap on (which I hate).
So I watched your video - very very good review. I hope you are still around after 3 years for this question / observation. Has the lose of the length of about 33% of your bed impacted you? I just got my system installed, and while I understand why the drawers can only come out about 2/3 of the way, I did not realize this when I got the system. So as I am organizing the drawers I am trying to figure out how to use the 1/3 that does not come out and really is not easily accessible. Am I missing something or did you experience the same thing?
Question, If you need to tie down your load “ ATV “ or other heavy stuff, how do you use your factory bed tie downs when the decked and camo area is covering your access? Im not seeing how to use my factory tie downs in my bed once the Decked is installed. I can order and use the tie down rails from Decked, but would like to use my tie downs.
Hey Josh! Hope you see this comment and can answer. Decked wouldn't actually answer my question which is f'ing annoying to say the least. Can you still access the button for the bed lights on the left side or does it block them?
great review i appreciate the compromising issues that may present themselves/// I have a thule rack for bikes but iguess i can use the decked rails for hauling... thanks again
The weight test should be for the drawer system, not your junk. Measure the height with and without the entire thing...Empty. Let people decide what to put in it.
I’ve recently purchased and installed a Decked storage system after watching many reviews. None of them mentioned any problems with the ammo box lids, but there seems to be a design flaw with them. Mine only have tabs on two of the four sides and blow off when going thru the car wash. Anybody else had this problem?
I dumped mine after having it a year. I was very hopeful because I thought it would really help me organize my tackle and keep it secure. The drawers are a terrible shape for holding and storing Plano tackle boxes. For the space you lose with the drawers and dividers, it’s just not worth it. I even purchased some of their accessory boxes and they are oddball sizes, poor quality and an inefficient design. Also, the deck exes system elevates your bed so you absolutely have to tie down all cargo since the wind dynamic has changed. You would be better off buying a bed slide and a bunch of yeti or tucker boxes.
Thanks Josh! Great review! For everyone watching/reading to be clear that the ammo cans ARE NOT weatherproof and we really try to make sure people know this. The drawers, however, ARE weatherproof. We have made some improvements over the past year which has improved the ammo cans weatherproof nature, but still not 110%. We want to be completely transparent on this topic so noone is bummed. We also don't claim the drawers to be waterproof like tupperwear. But anything falling from the sky or car wash will not get into the drawers. But if you back into a lake... your drawers will fill with water. That's just the nature of how the drawers slide into the drawer cavity. Thanks again Josh! 5 stars on your channel!
Thanks for the clarification. Keep on making a great product.
I was thinking of getting this but I have a v6 Colorado and I can only handle around 1500 in the bed. How much does this system weigh? Would you recommend this only for a v8 truck???
@@badger3184 for a full size pickup with a short bed, the system weighs approx 200-230lbs
How about you guys get on making those ammo cans waterproof... and lockable.
@@MrKernkraft4000 we appreciate the suggestion and will pass along to our product development team. 👍
I like this but I just can't sacrifice so much of the bed depth for it.
4:15 Everything is dry... Water runs toward pile of stuff removed to do the water test. Great video. You did a great review.
Great work Josh! I picked up a difference between your vid and Decked's vid - The tie down rails screw into the steel ladder frame of the system, not just the plastic surface. Yes, they're limited, but think more like refrigerator and less like a cooler and beach chairs. The tie downs are rated for 500 pounds. Thanks for the vid!
Three years for me now. No leaks, no problems with rollers, latches, nothing. Very pleased with the product.
I pretty much live in my truck 5 days a week for work and just found out about this system! This looks great for my line of work. Time to start saving the benjamins
What a great review! I have a 2020 TRD PRO. Decked system on the way!
If you live in western Arizona, they become brittle in the heat. Decked has responded, but the replacement part doesn't fit, because It's not heat warped. Trying to get top part replaced. We'll see. It works great, no issues with drawers but it WILL become brittle
Thanks for a very good pro/con review, real world good review. Rarely do you see an honest review on anything. Nothing is perfect but its nice to see an actual owner review. Thanks for taking the time to do it. I subscribed for you dude.
Just came across this video in a search. I've been weighing options for storage options with a tonneau cover. Good review and you gained a sub.
I've had mine for a year now. Absolutely awesome .
Also...would placing a fibreglass topper onto the bed create any issues?
Was thinking that would be the perfect camping setup.
You had me at “Will it hold a fat guy jumping up and down” 😂 Subscribed. Great review! I’m ordering mine.
bro, your video is awesome. Answered all my questions. I have a Gen 1 Raptor with a topper and that decked system with the topper seems like an awesome combo for Camping and work applications or just practical use in general. Great review. Decked owes you for that video in my opinion.
Haha. Thanks a bunch. Glad it was helpful.
So bottom line is, if you could carry it on a flat bed pickup..your good to go with this!!
Which is most stuff..wood, lumber, pipes, etc..just lay it, and strap it down. Smaller stuff under 5' you can put directly in the drawers.
That just my opinion of course.
I have been looking for a system like this to carry my guns to and from the range in. I need to find out the "exact" size of the drawers first however. Also I would like to find a supplier of "large cut it yourself foam blocks" that would fit in there snuggly. Or I can leave them cased and in the drawers, if the drawers are big enough.
Thanks for the video bro! Nice work!! 😁👍
Nice review man! Thank you that helped a lot and dig the comedy!
I liked your review. I've had my Decked system in my Tundra for several years as well, and I don't regret the decision to purchase it one bit. I didn't go with the trax system to this point as I use the track/tie down system along the bed rails that is standard in the Toyota - I use it to keep a water jerry can, and a 2200w Honda Generator from moving around most of the time. I have two of the DBox's, but I purchased the smaller Crossbox, and I actually prefer the smaller box as I can compartmentalize like equipment (one is fly fishing specific) and it is lighter to move around. If I recall correctly at the beginning of the instructions it has you drill holes in the "dimples" at the bottom of the ammo box for drainage - so they were not meant to be waterproof. I have a Leer shell and also use the system as a sleep platform. With the 6.5' bed, I can actually have one of the "lower" cots with a sleeping pad already set up for no hassle camps, and I can store stuff between the cot and the top of the Decked system. The biggest plus to this system is "out of sight, out of mind" - and the black blends in with the spray in bed liner so you don't really "see what you are seeing..."
do you still have access to factory tie down points in your truck?
@@andresenriquezjr5558 The Decked system uses the four corner tie downs as its anchoring points, but I still have the sliding "anchor" points in the tracks which run along the sides of the truck bed (or can be moved to the front track). I've used them to anchor a variety of things, and have never had a problem - even over long periods driving over rough/off-road terrain. I guess if I really needed to utilize the corner tie downs the Decked system can be easily removed in about 15-20 minutes then re-installed. Decked has the tie down system that is supposed to screw down into the platform and apparently serves as a pretty good anchoring system, but I have not seen the need to get them yet.
Great review brother. You nailed many of the simple common sense questions that the average joe truck owner would ask. I'm sure I'm not the only one that appreciates all that you put into making this video. Thank you again for your effort. Thumbs up!!!!
I bought an air lift first. Once I install that, I'm ordering decked system with cargo slide. It'll work well with my system one ladder rack system. Contractor trying to get rid of his trailer
Those ammo box lids should be on hinges, I could see those getting lost or kids taking them and throwing them somewhere.
they have cup holders molded in the bottom of em, they are designed to be flipped over for that purpose.
What is not noted: the drawers do not come out the full way and leave lots of space inaccessible. Feels like you get a 40” drawer instead of 72”.
I finally took my Decked box out because of this. It’s beyond frustrating trying to get something out from the rest of the drawer that won’t slide out.
Great questions and your vids are well done and fun as well as informative. Thanks for the info and putting in the time to build these vids.
That's high praise! Thank you so much for your encouragement. It means more than you know.
What’s great is if you are brand buyer you can pull this out and place in your next truck. You can pull this out and store in the garage in no time if you need to put your motorcycles in. Game on.
The company instructional video clearly state the 4 corner "ammo cases" are not waterproof, only the drawers are.
Great review Josh, thnx for taking the time. If you see this and feel up to it do a vid running it through a car wash to see how it does on being waterproof. I figure that would be a good rep of how it would be driving through a rain storm. I agree It would be nice if the tie down system was a bit more robust seeing its supposed to be able to hold 2K of weight on it.
or ammo. Don't keep any ammo in the ammo box. I almost bought one of these, glad I didn't. Good review! I can see big issues in a down pour, or snow. This happens all the time in my climate. Thanks for taking the time.
Haha.. I laughed pretty hard from seeing you jump up and down..
I wish Decked built a system for trucks with a gooseneck system.
Fantastic video, Josh! I just ordered one a week ago and am waiting for it to arrive and saw this video which just further cemented in my mind that I made the right decision.
Perfect. I was debating on getting this for my truck and you answered some of my questions. Looks like I'll be buying it after all.
Good stuff!
Ordered my system last week for my 2020 RAM 1500 Built To Serve, LoneStar.
Nice honest review (and without irritating music). I was going to build a set but think I am going to pull the trigger and get these instead. I have seen several others that don't utilize the space in front and behind the wheel wells which is obviously not efficient.
Hi Josh Great job on the explanation of each feature. Really enjoyed your video.
Wanted to ask I have 2022 Toyota Tundra with a Hard Tri Fold cover. Can this still be install with the DECKED drawer system?
I like the looks of this system. Couple quick Qs: Are the drawers big enough for golf clubs? What about the temperature inside the drawer when the truck is left outside in the sun? I'm betting it gets pretty warm inside with that "black box!"
The drawers are 5" long. And yes I bet it gets hot. I wouldn't plan to carry my chocolate stash in there.
Best review of the decked system I’ve seen so far, well done 👍🏻
I might consider getting this, but only if they can do customizations - such as a Shorter length version for Trucks that want to keep their Truck Boxes - Also allow the option for 1 large drawer instead of 2 separate drawers. It would be far more accommodating this way for all kinds of applications and purposes... Just a friendly suggestion.
Thinking about getting a truck canopy with a decked system as well for my ranger. Thanks for the review! Love your raptor!
I added small rubber tubing around the ammo boxes with about 1/4" gap to prevent vacuum lock and it'll survive standing water. Cost about $4. Wish it were 1/2 in wider so I could add frontrunner worlfpack storage box inside of them. The toolboxes are nice, however. On a side note... the Decked system is NOT resistant to find dust/sand as when Overlanding. The toolboxes are, of course.
Great review!
I am getting one and putting a topper on top.
throw in a air mattress and a sleeping bag and im home sweet home
Anyone use this camping? Thinking of getting it with the 122 leer cap
It has one disadvantage the caps on the four corners flies off after reaching 100 mph
I've been on the fence about Decked...your video sold me. Thanks!
Also, I noticed you didn't have a pair of bolt cutters...those are the "Master Key" to all that is locked.
It’s really unfortunate that they don’t make a full length a system for an 8 foot bed, I really just wish they would...
What would be the best way to prevent rust from forming, when drilling into a metal bed?
Would coating the holes in heavy grease do the trick?
Does it take glock mags?... just kidding, great review. Thinking about getting one of these for 6.5" bed. Thanks for the information.
I'd hope that you can get them without the ammo pocket parts would make more use of the rest of it
Great review Josh. I have been contemplating purchasing this for my truck and your video has pushed me over the edge. Personally, I would use the drawer system way more than the full capacity/volume of the truck bed when empty. As you mentioned, you get around 10" or so of depth with the Decked system installed. Seems like a solid unit and watching you jump up and down rigorously not only made me laugh but shows how tough the unit is two years after install. Great video and thanks for sharing!
Phenomenal review! Im lusting after this system pretty bad.
The only thing that's stopping my purchase is the transferability to my next pick up truck in the next year or so.
In other words once you make this investment it's pretty much custom fit for that truck, and would not necessarily transfer to your next vehicle, as opposed to other generic toolboxes which are easily transferred from vehicle to vehicle.
60% extension sucks..horrible for tool storage. Handles break after a couple years of constant use. Not recommended...
I load my 1,500lb RZR on mine regularly.
Nice review ... I’m strongly considering this product for my truck ...
Seems like this drawer system would work well with a topper. Thoughts?
Mike
I just worry about side of the road sales and hauling stuff that’s deeper than the bed sides. I want to build some drawers but still test haul some furniture to see how it lays on the now raised Toyota truck bed
SUPER helpful. Thank you so much for this video!
Great review. Definitely helped me with my decision.
I think I feel same way with the bed system that’s why I went with weather guard brand my thing is I use a tonneau cover and laying ladders on top of box but overall nice system you have
I’ll be getting that for my Raptor... I wish they make one with a slide out top...
Great review, Josh!!
If something inside the drawers move a bit where they prevent the drawer from coming out, like my kitchen drawers for metal spatulas, how can it be remedied? I totally agree about the tie-downs needing to be much more heavy duty. Great video BTW. Thanks.
This is a great idea. If the underside of the deck (ceiling of the drawers) were smooth this wouldn't happen. But, yes, if you have unstable items in the drawers, they will inevitably shift and catch. I notice this most with fishing poles. I've broken the tips off a couple rods by collapsing them and tossing them in a drawer.
Great review.
Really nice “user” review. Thanks 👍
I saw your shoes and hit subscribe haha. I've owned a few of those. Love em. Great review. I'm sold and I will use your link. Thanks.
Thanks Christopher. I think I've had those shoes for 8 or 9 years now. Love em. Good luck with the system and thanks for using the link. I just got that setup
Especially replaces a tool box
If you want to open it in the drawer system, just remove closure latches.
Aren’t those tie downs rated at 500lbs pull out Strength? I’m pretty sure the tracks are screwed into the metal bars under the composite top not just the plastic.
Gabe this is correct! Don't screw them into just the plastic or your are going to have leaks.
I installed one in my 2016 Ram 1500 3 years. Great product and yes water tight. The most I loaded on the unit 1000 LBs no problem. Rifles, tow straps, compressor. A Cases were not dry. Key note do not over tighten the turn buckles/tie down hooks!
I'm sold. Been looking for a while. And made in the US.
Can you still install a shell over that system to keep everything dry & add extra storage on top? I think you can. Nice system of storage. Very versatile.
YES! In fact, there's a video for that ua-cam.com/video/1TnoKX7pqXg/v-deo.html
@@joshsgarage1545 YOU THE MAN! GOOD JOB! I am getting ready to order!
This would be awesome for my f150 that has a high back fiberglass cap on it. I'm definately checking on this
Very good review thanks!
Best enticing video to buy by far!! Thank you!
I'm still on the fence. I often haul ice chests and wakeboards in the bed of my truck. I can't figure out how to lock them up with this system without putting a cap on (which I hate).
So I watched your video - very very good review. I hope you are still around after 3 years for this question / observation. Has the lose of the length of about 33% of your bed impacted you? I just got my system installed, and while I understand why the drawers can only come out about 2/3 of the way, I did not realize this when I got the system. So as I am organizing the drawers I am trying to figure out how to use the 1/3 that does not come out and really is not easily accessible. Am I missing something or did you experience the same thing?
The truck cap does it come for the RAM Rebel 2021? It doesn’t have a RAM Box. It has a Crew cab.
Would the deck and tie downs support a small generator and propane tank?
Question, If you need to tie down your load “ ATV “ or other heavy stuff, how do you use your factory bed tie downs when the decked and camo area is covering your access? Im not seeing how to use my factory tie downs in my bed once the Decked is installed. I can order and use the tie down rails from Decked, but would like to use my tie downs.
Can you still access your factory tie down spots in your bed if you needed to put a dirt bike or ATV in the back?
Hey Josh! Hope you see this comment and can answer. Decked wouldn't actually answer my question which is f'ing annoying to say the least. Can you still access the button for the bed lights on the left side or does it block them?
Hey Max. You can still access the button no problem. You just run your hand between the decked system and the bed wall. There's plenty of room.
Josh's Garage You the man, thanks for the direct answer!
Just got mine think drawer system sucks. There about a foot of drawer i cant reach in the back. Drawers should pull out more
Great review! Thanks for posting.
Do the ammo cases have drains in the bottom to drain any water that does get in or do you have to wipe them out?
Question do you have to remove the bedliner for instalarion?
great review i appreciate the compromising issues that may present themselves/// I have a thule rack for bikes but iguess i can use the decked rails for hauling... thanks again
Ok decked gen 2 make the other compartments waterproof and I'll buy 2 and tracks more HD
Thank you so much for the video. I was curious about the water test. 👍👍 how about noise? does the drawer system make any noise? Thanks in Advance.
Fantastic review. Thank you
Would this system be good to say hold groceries in the bed drawers when you have the cab loaded with passengers?
The weight test should be for the drawer system, not your junk. Measure the height with and without the entire thing...Empty. Let people decide what to put in it.
what's the height of the drawers
I’ve recently purchased and installed a Decked storage system after watching many reviews. None of them mentioned any problems with the ammo box lids, but there seems to be a design flaw with them. Mine only have tabs on two of the four sides and blow off when going thru the car wash. Anybody else had this problem?
Honest review, like it 👍
Would snowboards/skis fit on top (with bindings attached)?
I dumped mine after having it a year. I was very hopeful because I thought it would really help me organize my tackle and keep it secure. The drawers are a terrible shape for holding and storing Plano tackle boxes.
For the space you lose with the drawers and dividers, it’s just not worth it. I even purchased some of their accessory boxes and they are oddball sizes, poor quality and an inefficient design. Also, the deck exes system elevates your bed so you absolutely have to tie down all cargo since the wind dynamic has changed.
You would be better off buying a bed slide and a bunch of yeti or tucker boxes.
Can you fit a children's stoller into the drawer system? I know the dimensions are a bit small but I was curious about one of those umbrella strollers
Ok design I give it a 5 out of 10
I have the need!!! And want!! Awesome vid man. Not sure if you are getting paid by them but you should.
Wow, thanks! Not getting paid by Decked at all. Just trying to chip away at my hobby of building a UA-cam channel. Thanks for the encouragement.
Great review video. Thank you.
Do drawers lock? Looks like I see one but to be sure.