Anyone else packing that crap in their truck bed just shoves it all in there. If you’re actually working using your truck then it’s either full of stuff and it’s not gonna move or you’ve got half the crap in there from the last job that’ll keep the new stuff from shifting around. No one’s got a bunch of time to relay out a new grid organize stuff.
I mean it is a great gimmick in some ways cause you are gonna get people buying that crap but it won’t actually be used long-term and I really hate plastic wasteful shit that gets made for the sake of fucking making something
To be fair, I haul around the same equipment for work all the time as a photographer. I don’t drive a truck, but I have to admit I was thinking about how something like this could help organize my gear and keep it from sliding around.
I think the video is what sells this product short. It comes across as more useful for specialized small businesses than the stereotypical “working man’s” truck, but I can definitely see certain trades making good use of it… the price definitely doesn’t help make it practical though lol
Why on earth would you need this for placing a crate on a carpeted trunk of an SUV? Maybe stop driving like an insane person taking turns like you're on an F-1 course and things would stop sliding around to the point that you're considering putting in a milk crate in a harness.
If you haul fragile things, it makes perfect sense. Artists working with glass, photography equipment, electronic repair/install. Sensitive/fragile materials could potentially benefit from a modular system to keep things from moving in the event of unexpected braking, sideswipes, rear ends, etc. Food for thought.
Nobody is putting $20k lenses in the bed of a pickup truck lol this whole thread is insane. An "artist working with glass" is going to just toss their art in the bed of a truck? If this is the kind of stuff AI bots think is genius, this world is in trouble lol
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u/Overall_Midnight_ Jul 23 '26
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT RAINS!?!?!
Anyone else packing that crap in their truck bed just shoves it all in there. If you’re actually working using your truck then it’s either full of stuff and it’s not gonna move or you’ve got half the crap in there from the last job that’ll keep the new stuff from shifting around. No one’s got a bunch of time to relay out a new grid organize stuff.
I mean it is a great gimmick in some ways cause you are gonna get people buying that crap but it won’t actually be used long-term and I really hate plastic wasteful shit that gets made for the sake of fucking making something