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Thanks for the continued replies, everyone! I appreciate it. @awd.nv, your set up is similar to @LaBalbe's. After a bit of research, I am going to copy you both: BuiltRight panels and a hard tonneau cover. I think that will give me the most flexibility of bed access and fit my use case nicely.

Thanks for sharing the pictures of your Ranger, @LaBalbe! It helps with visualizing my set up better. @lariat: I removed my drop in liner and went with Line-X. I bought my Ranger used and whoever had it before me did not clean underneath the liner at all. There were leaves, wood shavings...

Thanks, @Cabose-1! I was already looking at the panels and figuring out how to make a rod holder using T nuts in the 1/4-inch slots. Everything else can be handled by tote boxes held by straps or bungee chord. Still looking at the tonneau cover options that are available.

Thanks for the reply, @Ranger_Rocks. I appreciate it. The one thing that makes me hesitate buying the Decked system is that it might make carrying my kayak a little more difficult. There are a few access points to fishing spots I go to that do not have parking available for a trailer, so bed...

I am reaching out to the Ranger Hive Mind for some advice: I am stuck between purchasing the Decked Drawer System or getting BuiltRight panels and a bed cover. My use case is kind of mild: I enjoy the outdoors. I go hiking, fishing, and hunting, and I want something I can put my gear in when I...

Just my kayak.

Do emails count? If so, I got responses to my product availability question from Decked and BuiltRight. I asked Decked about their toolbox being available for the Ranger — midsize versions are being discussed but no ETA on development or availability. I asked BuiltRight Industries about the...

The Oregon Trail, huh? But did you die of dysentery?

They look neat and, as noted above, similar to the Rivian. The backing from VW should help them actually hit the market, so long as they don't back out. I'd like to see the Alpha Motors SuperWolf hit the market, because I think it looks better, but that will most probably never happen.

I scheduled an appointment with Line-X to get the spray-in bedliner done. I went with the "Premium" option because I don't know if I'll put a cover or cap on the bed, and I want it to look decent. This is the second item on my "Modifications List" (the first was installing Go Rhino sidesteps...

New to the forums. I recently purchased a low mileage 2022 Ranger XL STX. Added a set of Go Rhino side steps to it. Researching a few additional exterior modifications, but nothing crazy. I also have a 2004 Jeep TJ X as a "project" vehicle, but it's more about it being a manual transmission...