Originally Posted by SherpaEquipmentCo

For a single drawer and a baseplate you are looking at around $1100, for two drawers and a base plate you are looking at around $1900 before shipping.

We cut costs where we could. But, we also were not willing to take short cuts on things that are important to making a great product.

We wanted to keep the modularity of the extrusion accessible to the user. We have made it so all of our extrusion has the tracks exposed so you can utilize the exterior of your drawer module to mount accessories and organize more of your gear. Are they similar products, sure, but we pushed to have a more versatile option for those that want it. Goose gear does however make a fantastic product offering.

Here is a customer of ours who has mounted a cool bit of accessories to his drawers and his baseplate.









Or, here is another way someone utilized the open extrusions.






I probably took this and ran, but I wanted to show that we are not just trying to out price Goosegear. We pride ourselves in making high quality products and we make them affordable where we can. But, we also do not cut corners, we try to make superior products and we are always working to do so. We wont make something unless we know we can make it better or more useful. Being able to utilize the exterior space on a drawer was a must.

Originally Posted by kaitlyn2004

Has anyone mounted a thule box on the sherpa with their newer style quick grip system? It SEEMS like the jaws should clamp on, but I've also heard issues with square crossbars? Would hope it could both firmly clamp on AND not hit the roof.

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Originally Posted by Peepew

I did just yesterday and it fit perfectly. I will take some pictures later today after work.

Originally Posted by kaitlyn2004

GREATLY appreciate it!

Also, which thule box is it that you mounted? With the full rack you're able to go with a bigger box since easier to mount in a forward position vs stock. Temptingggg

Originally Posted by sn_85

What molle plates are those?

Originally Posted by david05111

How many adapt plates do you need if you are going to mount four maxtrax boards?

Tempted to order a roof rack and whatever I need to mount the trax

Originally Posted by rageandlove

Their website says: "*Maxtrax mounting requires the use of two Adapt Plates."

Assuming you stack 4 on top of each other then two I guess.

Originally Posted by JoshDub

I have four maxtrax mounted to my rack with a pair of sherpa's plates and a set of four pins.

Originally Posted by Camping4R

Is there a diagram somewhere showing the spacing of the mount points on the base plate?

I see in the Base Plate installation video that there is a fridge slide (looks like from Dometic) mounted. I have a slide already but I can't tell from the pictures if the holes on the slide will line up with those on the base plate.

Originally Posted by joshsonofjohn

Hi guys: I'm a fan of your designs and mounting approach and as your neighbor a few miles south would be happy to support a local business. Any chance you're planning to offer (or can make to order) a half rack similar to your Antero model (3d gen compatible) to put on a 2021 4Runner? I don't really need a full one, and prefer the look of a half-rack anyway, so if a 5th gen half rack was available, I'd be ready to order one.

Sent a message via your website as well...

Originally Posted by david05111

How many adapt plates do you need if you are going to mount four maxtrax boards?

Tempted to order a roof rack and whatever I need to mount the trax

Originally Posted by Camping4R

Is there a diagram somewhere showing the spacing of the mount points on the base plate?

I see in the Base Plate installation video that there is a fridge slide (looks like from Dometic) mounted. I have a slide already but I can't tell from the pictures if the holes on the slide will line up with those on the base plate.