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The sliding/door window combo is catching my eye on the Leer as well. I had an older GMC with a higher roof and it was nice, but looked like something my grandpa would of driven in the mid-90's. Still, it was super functional, esp on an 8' bed. I've also looked at the softopper with a bedrack...

Exelent write up. I'm running a 2018 Tacoma and also looking at Leer's caps. If you don't mind me asking, what model of the Leer cap did you get?

That is a good setup. Nice work

The gun locks are a good idea. I have an Orca currently and it works great for about 3-4 days, depending on how much I open it. With a family of 5, that ends up being more than I'd like. If they do keep ice for 7'ish days, i also like the idea of having two. One you keep shut until like day...

Nice work. I'd be interested to hear back from you on how your cooler holds up after a few long trips. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Is the trail a day trip or what's the distance of the total trail ride? Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

I've been trying to do something similar in the South Dakota Badlands. As far as I know, if you're on a road, it's fair game. The trick is knowing if it's a county road or a private one. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Has anyone tried those ice packs? They're a bit more expensive, but reusable and no water mess once it melts. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

This looks like a fun trip. I'm over in Sioux Falls, but will likely be gone that weekend. I'd love to know about any additional ones, and I'm esp interested in the Badlands Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Great, thanks for the info Kdj Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Has anyone done or know of a route through the Badlands of South Dakota that isn't a scenic bi-way? I've been trying to find a route that would allow you to stay on non-paved roads through the Badlands and up into the Black Hills. I'm coming up a little short in my research. It would be a...

Hey Everyone, I'm not overly new to overlanding, i just didn't know it had a word (let alone a whole community of people behind it). I've participated in various activities that made up overlanding, from long long road trips, to camping all the time as a kid with my family, to driving through a...