Let's See Some Softoppers

You can then get a SUV tent to put at the back of the truck to give you a living room attached to the sleeping area... If you go camping, you can put your gear in the SUV tent, back up to it with the truck and sleep in the back of the truck. Then when its time to go into town, or offroading, you just unhook the tent and drive off leaving all the gear you dont need to have with you in the tent.

https://www.rvpartscountry.com/Rightline-Gear-Topper-and-SUV-Tent-110907_p_32878.html

 

that is a good possibility as well
TY!

 

Get some lights too

 

Before I got my soft topper I got a rightlight bed tent. I have yet to use it, but I do eventually plan to get the SUV tent to add onto the back so I can take the kids camping. They will sleep in the bed of the truck and I will sleep in the SUV tent attached to it. I have not yet tried putting the bed tent on with the topper folded down yet, so I may end up having to remove the topper, but thats easy to do. I figure this is way cheaper than even renting a camper for a few days... plus I can store it in my basement.

 

Well your loss. Lol
Softoppers work great.

 

looks better than the setup i had at a rest area in MN for about 5 hours last September on US-2 just east of Grand Forks at 4AM with the wind blowing across my back

 

That looks rough, though if I didnt have the kids or wife with me, I would probably just put a sleeping bag and pillow in the back and call it good.

 

i was looking for a $25(ish) cheap room for a night in Crookstown but could not find anything passing through
thank goodness MN does not have an issue with overnight parking in rest areas or so i read on the sign!
an all day drive from Copper Harbor MI landing me there

 

Steve,
I know this is a very old thread but how did this dimmer hold up? And where did you end up mounting? I'm assuming in the bed rear tool box? Thanks in advance!

 

Mobtown just released their bedrack meant to work with a softopper. Uses the same crossbars as prinsu, and perfectly flush with a prinsu on the cab of the truck. Side panel is removable aluminum. Saves weight, as well as corrosion resistance if you need to add holes.

It was designed for easy removal, which is a big point of going with a softopper anyways, right? Just undo the two bolts at each corner, and comes right off.

This is the first one, and are available for order with a current lead time of 12 weeks. Will get more pics and a weight in the coming weeks.

The production crossbars will be anodized black.

 

Are they going to offer a LB version

 

The one you see is on a long bed, but it will be offered in SB too.

 

Here’s a few more OK pics. Getting with a photographer soon to get better pics.

 

Lookin sharp Randy

 

Ya you right. I shouldve noticed the dimple in front of the wheel.

 

What adjustment do I need to do to fix this?

 

Play with the straps tension, rear first then fronts.

 

Been doing that but yielded same results

 

is it new?

 

Does it still have that wrinkle when you undo all of the straps?

Maybe switch the hole position of the locking pin. Move it up a hole.