Full Size Truck Bed Organizer

Before I begin my review lets discuss assembly, don’t be scared off by the negative reviews about the assembly process. Look at my assembly pic. Have a good elevated spot and you’ll be fine. I used a 5ft folding table and a roller chair to sit on. Perfect size. Use the pad insert to know exactly where to place the bottom center bars. Insert all your bolts from the inside of the frame so if you need to adjust bars after you put the cover on you can get to the bolt heads easily. If you insert bolts from the outside of the frame tubes then the cover is covering the bolt heads you’ll need to get to for adjustments. Ive looked and looked for a good storage solution thats not permanent and can be removed easily. Ive looked at bolt in swing boxes and the large plastic tray and just thought they were too much $$ or not big enough. This storage bag is perfect. Its fairly light weight but has a strong steel frame. It feels solid. The cover is super thick and feels very durable. Zippers are heavy. I like that the top is divided into 2 sections if you unzip it, easier to manage than flipping the entire cover over. I also like the large pockets and the front pouches. And best of all is the sewn on handle that allows you to pull it out. So far theres nothing I don't like about it.

This thing is huge. It barely fits in my 22 ram 1500 sideways but I think it'll work. It completely sucks to build. My recommendation is to build the base and put the inside padding on to make sure the rails are in the right spot. ( Since the directions are horrible). Otherwise, I'm happy with it

I absolutely love this thing. I got tired of groceries and other loose cargo sliding around the back of my truck and other solutions (such as cargo nets) just didn’t cut it. This thing is essentially the same as having a nice sized trunk to put things in. It’s light weight, roomy and the materials used are good quality. I like that it provides covered storage so you can use it even without a bed cover. It fits fine under the trifold hard bed cover of my 2024 F-150 and fits very nicely from side to side. The truck’s wheel wells prevent it from sliding further backwards towards the cab (although it has loops to attach straps to if you want. I didn’t think I needed them). It’s easy to pull out onto your gate if you want more room to get into it without opening your bed cover. The only frustrating thing was that the frame it is built on, while sturdy, comes in dozens of pieces with dozens of screws. It is made up of several different sized metal pipes attached with different coupling pieces. The instructions are clear as mud so you have to pay attention and organize all the pieces into their various sizes before you begin assembly. But once you get it put together it is extremely practical and makes your life way easier when you are transporting groceries, tools or whatever you want without having them slide around the back of the bed. It’s easy to remove and throw in your garage if you need the room in your bed for large objects such as furniture. Overall a great product. Highly recommended.

I’m starting this review at 3 stars. The product is exactly as pictured and fits very snugly in the bed of my truck. It’s extremely sturdy—so much so that I feel like my truck will fall apart around it before it breaks or wears out. I’m giving 3 stars because the assembly was insane. I honestly don’t see how they could have made it any harder. If I had to do it over again, I would assemble the left half and right half separately, place them in the shell, and then combine the two pieces inside the shell. I’m not certain that would have been easier, but I know it wouldn’t have been harder. I haven’t tested it in weather yet. I’m not worried about wind—the Velcro they used is basically like glue. In the end, I plan to add a bed cover to my truck, so I’m not too concerned about rain. However, took through car wash - no water got on inside of the bin.

I really wanted this and was excited to be able to use it. The quality was fine for my purposes and the ad claimed it would fit my truck. - a standard Chevy Silverado. The assembly was difficult but I thought it would be worth it. But, when I got it all together, it did not fit. I could get it in and out of the bed with help but it was too tight to be able to pull it onto the tailgate as advertised. And that was the whole point. There was no way that could happen. I sent it back.

Would love to give this a 5 star review. But I have been using this product for a little less then 2 months and it's already broken. Other then that it works great. A lot of storage, keeps everything dry ad intended *** I have to edit the review and give it 5 stars. After leaving the review the company reach out to me to get more information to get and fix the product in the future and they are making right with the product I have This is now my 4th time trying to update my review. 7/22/24 little over a month from the last review and the other side is now broken

Here's the most helpful thing I can write about installation: Get a large area to build this. I used my tailgate on my trunk, just don't drop any parts (I use ramekins to hold all the nuts and bolts). You can also use a large foldable table, or a dining room table for example. Tools: an allen wrench is all I needed. If desired, a drill or impact with allen head attachment can make things fast and really tight. Clips: Straight across, 90 degree corners, two "hinged" clips that go on the front side of finished frame where the user would open it, and a handful of perpendicular clips that attach from a horizontal part of the frame to a vertical part of the frame. Group all the bars of equal length together. Be careful on some of the shorter bars, several are different only by a handful of millimeters. Use the sheet of instructions to build the top and bottom perimeter frames using the long bars and one of the medium short bars as the sides. For the clips, I would always use the threaded nut to face inwards, and the allen head bolt to face outwards to make it easier to tighten everything. I recommend never fully tightening until the entire frame is assembled (except for four corner clips on bottom and top frames; you can safely tighten those up ASAP to make it easier to pick up both frames). The outside perimeter is identical on both top and bottom frames but the bottom frame has two cross bars to add rigidity. To place the those at the correct distance, use the padded bottom (3 large squares of padding, with roughly a 1" gap or so between each pad) laid out to know where the cross bars should lay. Next place the vertical bars on the bottom frame using the clips. I found it helpful to use the top frame placed at an angle on the bottom frame, while the bottom frame had the vertical supports already installed, as I placed the clips on the top frame and dropped down onto the bottom frame's vertical clips. Once the entire frame is assembled it's a slam dunk to tighten everything up and place the bag around it and velcro into place. All-in-all, I hated the assembly. By the time I understood it, I was two hours into it and the paper instructions are largely useless. However it seems sturdy, and really seems to me to be the perfect option for a full-size pickup-truck to have a space for groceries or bulk runs to costco. I'm a huge fan of it for items at wholesale clubs. I've tried the cargo nets but really only felt like they worked to hold small items that fit in there, nothing really worked for larger items that would slide back and forth in the bed of the truck.

The devil made this I'm sure the instructions is a joke the video helped With that being said a 6 pack later it is finished. And it's good quality it rained and my test paper was dry fit in my 2025 dodge ram crew cab perfectly I'm happy with it .would have given 5 stars but the instructions fell short.