That’s a very clever invention; much respect to that gentleman for making his own solution, perfecting it, and then making it available to others. Well done Sir.
That’s a great invention, I love how it’s not a permanent structure and it’s so simple. That way I can easily put anything in my truck whether big or small and adjust the device. Everything else I’ve been looking at today is permanent and takes up all the space in the back or requires that I damage my truck bed. That’s awesome, I’m excited to try it.
This is perfect. Husband and I recently decided to use the Silverado for our family vehicle and get rid of my car payment. Needed something like this to be able to get the stroller and/or groceries in and out of the bed easily. Thanks so much! Will definitely be looking into this further.
I have had one for about a year now in the back of my Silverado. Works as Mike says have used it for anything from suitcases, groceries and bags of mulch did not slide or come unhooked. Laid it down and loaded bikes and tables. Great idea and works
I put a couple more hooks on the inside side , hooked two bungees across and bought a Christmas tree storage tote from Walmart and put that in there . Holds whatever you want ! I’ve got straps , tie downs , and assorted stuff in it and can still put groceries and other purchases in it . When I’ve got to haul , undo the bungees take out the tote .
To all these people who are commenting how there's a place to put a 2x6 in the slots from the factory why are you watching the video and commenting crap to this man.
I've been looking at bed extenders for this purpose, and this seems like a much simpler product with fewer downsides. Also, what a finely produced advertisement!
I have one for my 2021 silverwdo love the fact you never have to move it. Just hook or unhook the arms. Used it for suitcases and groceries. To just drop it down and halled bikes in the back.
Mike, got mine today. Have a 2024 5ft Taco and had to make slight modification with jigsaw. (Wheel Wells to narrow.) Also added some 550 cord to the lower hooks so not to overextend the tie downs. Otherwise worked as advertised. Thanks
There are plenty of trucks that don’t have slots for 2x 4’s are you kidding me! This is a great invention. And just FYI, if you have a plastic liner in your truck with the slots, that just keeps things from moving to the front. It’s still going side to side and/or under the board when you hit a bump.
I like this idea! I am sorry you have to listen to so many people talk about "oh, I will just get a piece of lumber". To those people, if your piece of lumber is working so great, why are you watching and looking for other ideas???? You pay for what you get. Go and compare this price to other ideas for truck beds and you will see it is comparable. If you want it cheaper, buy from China and then turn around in a year and buy another one because it broke. Get real people!!
There's a slot in the bed liner where a 2 x 8 will slide in and do the same thing for about 6 bucks. I've got one in my bed and have used it without a single failure in 10 years.
Hi Dan - I'm glad you found something that works for you. I've seen similar comments on this video about using a 2x8 or something similar, and I wanted to take a minute to talk about it. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used this board 'trick'. It's one of the reasons I invented the Truck Bed Slide Stop. I found that a few of the down sides of using a 2x8 are: 1. You've gotta figure out what to do with the board when you need the full length of your truck back. It's not usually a good idea to leave in the bed, since it can slide around. You can take it out and store it somewhere, but that's not always ideal, especially if you're in a rush and don't want to fool with it. 2. If you've got a slippery bed cover, that board will keep your stuff contained to an area, but won't necessarily keep stuff from sliding around. 3. Some truck bed liners don't have the cutouts/indentations that you're talking about. 4. If you've got a nice truck bed, you might want to avoid unnecessary scratches and dings that will happen when you use this board method. 5. Using a 2x8 in those indentations/slots gives you a fixed area to put stuff without a whole lot of flexibility. I know The Truck Bed Slide Stop won't necessarily be for everybody, but it definitely addresses some of the issues and inconveniences that come with using this board. Thanks for taking a look. I really do appreciate the feedback.
@@truckbedslidestop9150 interesting response, I've been driving trucks for over 35 years and can't say any of those concerns have ever made me wish for something more than the board divider. It's a neat idea, but way over priced for the function it provides.
@@truckbedslidestop9150 The simple fact is that trucks have had the slots for the 2 x's longer than they have had the hooks in the corners upon which your design is based. The slide-in liner for my late 80's and early 90's trucks had these slots. Stamped in slots from the manufacturers started appearing in the late 90's, In my world I did not see the hooks until the early 2000's; so you really cannot say that "all" trucks have these hooks. As for the slippery liners, the only time I had a problem was in 1987 when I climbed into a wet bed barefoot. Still got the scars, like stepping on a bar of soap on a glazed tile floor.
That is genius. I'm in a wheelchair and still drive my truck with modifications. (Wheelchair lift in the front of the truck bed.) This would be real handy with some minor modifications for me. It's always a pain in the behind dealing with stuff in the bed of my truck.
Im guessing a trip to Tap Plastics or the like would be a great alternative, to make a knock-off of this. Spray with some rubberized coating of some sort, buy some turnbuckles, and a piano hinge, and booyah!
That spray in liner from the factory or added afterward is slippery and allows everything to slide around. However, just get a thick rubber mat and believe me, nothing slides around on that, but it does make it a bit harder to push something up toward the front. But also have one of those Keeper adjustable ratchet bars use to stop anything larger and can be used to push items around. This is item is not for me, but others might find it helpful.
Dimensions? I carry a B&W 5th wheel hitch all the time and would like to know the depth of the bottom. Need to see if this would fit between the closed tailgate and the hitch base. Looks like just what I need! 😃
Great invention. What if you made the piece that sits closest to the end gate the full width of the box and the folding price the width between the wheel wells? That way you would t need the carpet strip
For years they had slots formed into the box you could just cut a 2x6 and stick it across just behind and in front of the wheelwhells and pull it in and out whenever you want.
I think it’s a good invention Mike way to go. Negative Nelly over in the comments can go ahead and make his own with plywood, why he’s so angry about it is beyond me😂
Awesome. You can buy one on the website: www.truckbedslidestop.com, and if you've got any concerns, questions, or need customization, just give me a call. Thanks, Mike
At 2:37 you can see a vertical indent in the side of the truck bed between the red loop and the fender. All trucks have them. That is made to fit a standard 2x4,, 2x6 ,8,10 or 12, 2x anything. You just cut it to length across the bed of your truck and drop it in the slot, done. If you don't need it, just lift it out. That is a lot cheaper than 185 dollars for this piece of plastic that someone is likely to steal.
Thanks for the comment, but actually not all trucks or truck bed liners have the slots/indentations you're talking about. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used the board 'trick' among others, and it's one of the reasons I came up with the idea for the Truck Bed Slide Stop. There are several other downfalls and inconveniences that I found with the board (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). I appreciate you taking a look, though. If you've got any other questions or comments, I'd be glad to talk to you about it. Give me a call anytime. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
I dont know a truck that isnt manufactured with a slot for a 2x4 or 2x6 to do this exact function. Not to mention you can just lift the boards out if you need to haul something.
Actually some truck beds and truck bed liners don't have the slots/indentations you're talking about. Also, the board will divide the bed, but may not necessarily keep crap from sliding around. I used the board trick for a long time before inventing the Truck Bed Slide Stop, so I'm familiar with the disadvantages (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). If you've got any questions, I'm happy to answer them. Thanks for the feedback and for watching the video. Have a good one! -Mike
Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad you've found something that works for you. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used the board 'trick' among others, and it's one of the reasons I came up with the idea for the Truck Bed Slide Stop. There are several other downfalls and inconveniences that I found with the board (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). I appreciate you taking a look, though. If you've got any other questions or comments, I'd be glad to talk to you about it. Give me a call anytime. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Thanks Martin. Glad you found something that works for you. If you decide you want to give the Truck Bed Slide Stop a chance, you can reach out with any questions or concerns you have. Thanks for the feedback. -Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Does it purpose..mine didn't fit as well as I thought it would. I was told that they would honor military discount..but it was never applied..or sent to me as stated. Overall still better than climbing in the back of the truck
Hey @ViperKnight94 - one thing to consider is that the $185 includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) so that's part of what contributes to the cost. Also, even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials, and each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by me, right here in America. If you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Jesus! I loved it till i saw the $185 price tag. Ill just go buy another $30 cargo bar. Great concept im sure it works just as you say but damn you need to find a way to get that cost down
Now I didn’t like it at first but I can’t see the use for it especially when I do load small things. Now here is an improvement to this. It needs a lip on it and it needs to fit something like a RAV4. Because of Toyota not figuring this out every time we put our groceries in the hatch they fall out onto the driveway. There is an idea for SUV owners. I would buy it.
I really like new truck accessories but I think this one will have a tough time competing with a $2.87 2x4 that provides the same function as a load stop
Wow! I spent too much! I use a 2 x 6 - think it was around $3.46. My bed was Linex'd by the dealer and they put brackets for the 2x in just in front and behind the wheel wells. Works great.
Hey Brandon - Thanks for the comment. One thing to consider is that the $185 includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) so that's part of what contributes to the cost. Also, even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials, and each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by hand, right here in America (by yours truly). If you decide you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Do you offer a military discount by chance? Retired Army guy here just trying to stretch every dollar as far as possible. Maybe work a discount for an installation video / review in my 2024 Chevy 2500HD?
There's a tab that fits between the truck and the tailgate. That holds it in place when it's lying flat. Thanks for the question! Let me know if you have any others. -Mike (truckbedslidestop.com)
Works great until you want full use of your bed, and you've got to take it out or have a 2x8 sliding around. But it's good that you've found something that works for you. Thanks for watching my video!
@melody874 - I've been working to make some improvements on the product and I just put it back online: www.truckbedslidestop.com Give me a call if you need any special sizes or customizations. I'm happy to help. Thanks, Mike
Does nobody realize, that on Ford's at least, there's 2 indents on each side of the bed? Its meant to jam a 2x10 or bigger on edge in there to divide the bed lol
Some truck beds and truck bed liners don't have the slots/indentations you're talking about. Also, the board will divide the bed, but may not necessarily keep crap from sliding around. I used the board trick for a long time before inventing the Truck Bed Slide Stop, so I'm familiar with the advantages/disadvantages. If you've got any questions, I'm happy to answer them. Thanks for the feedback and for watching the video. Have a good one!
@@Dan-jr4nu i didn't know Fords actually had that untill you guys mentioned it. I built a temp gaurd slightly lower then the hieght of the bed. I do a little lanscaping so it helps to keep the items in place. Brooms and such etc.
Hey Andrea - when you're ready, you can order over at www.truckbedslidestop.com. Call if you've got any questions/concerns. Thanks for taking a look. -Mike
As other viewers have already said, there are indentations that are there from the mfgr. I just used an old piece of 2x8 cut to length to place in the indentations and it prevents crap from sliding forward into the bed. Free-Ninety Nine, you can even paint it black like I did with leftover spray paint to match the bed.
Thanks for the comment. One thing I've found is that not all truck beds or truck bed liners are equipped with the indentations you're talking about. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used the board 'trick' among others, and it's one of the reasons I came up with the idea for the Truck Bed Slide Stop. There are several other downfalls and inconveniences that I found with the board (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). I appreciate you taking a look, though. If you've got any other questions or comments, I'd be glad to talk to you about it. Give me a call anytime. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
$250? I just use ratcheting load bars from Tractor Supply at $25. Don’t think that carpet tail will stop the assembly from sliding with something heavy on it like a bundle of roofing shingles. Also the top face has protruding screw heads that would scratch paneling or other finished materials. It may lay flat but it’s not flush.
Glad you found something that works for your purposes and your budget, Peter. On the Truck Bed Slide Stop, they're not "protruding screw heads" but two small, smooth finish hooks, and would be unlikely to scratch anything you put on top of it, but you're right, there's about less than an inch where it doesn't lay completely flat. For most applications, this isn't an issue, and the wise user would be able to easily remove the slide stop from the truck bed before loading delicate or finished materials if there was a concern. Thanks for the feedback. Let me know if you have any questions.
I got excited until was going to order one and saw the price, good God, $250 for a piece of rubber and a Home Depot piano hinge. Good invention but I’ll try a DIY version.
The price includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) And even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials. Each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by me, right here in America. If you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
The price includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) And even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials. Each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by me, right here in America. If you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
It took you 2 years to develop two boards with a hinge? And by the way, what holds this thing in place when you slide long stuff in the bed over top of it since nothing hold it in place but a piece of carpet Jammed into the closed tailgate.
That’s a very clever invention; much respect to that gentleman for making his own solution, perfecting it, and then making it available to others. Well done Sir.
That’s a great invention, I love how it’s not a permanent structure and it’s so simple. That way I can easily put anything in my truck whether big or small and adjust the device. Everything else I’ve been looking at today is permanent and takes up all the space in the back or requires that I damage my truck bed. That’s awesome, I’m excited to try it.
This is perfect. Husband and I recently decided to use the Silverado for our family vehicle and get rid of my car payment. Needed something like this to be able to get the stroller and/or groceries in and out of the bed easily. Thanks so much! Will definitely be looking into this further.
I have had one for about a year now in the back of my Silverado. Works as Mike says have used it for anything from suitcases, groceries and bags of mulch did not slide or come unhooked. Laid it down and loaded bikes and tables. Great idea and works
Buying one of these right now!! Citizen inventor. Made in the USA. Simple and versatile. What more could you ask for?
I put a couple more hooks on the inside side , hooked two bungees across and bought a Christmas tree storage tote from Walmart and put that in there . Holds whatever you want ! I’ve got straps , tie downs , and assorted stuff in it and can still put groceries and other purchases in it . When I’ve got to haul , undo the bungees take out the tote .
This is brilliant. I’m going to do something similar with my truck. Thanks for posting this. 👍🏻
Purchased on Thursday received on Sunday. Very well put together, excellent quality. Highly recommend 👌
To all these people who are commenting how there's a place to put a 2x6 in the slots from the factory why are you watching the video and commenting crap to this man.
Because they can and have the right to comment. Don't like it don't read them!
Curiosity? I use ratcheting load bars at$25. There are a slew of load stop devices running about 10x the price of a couple load bars.
My truck pops wheelies.
I've been looking at bed extenders for this purpose, and this seems like a much simpler product with fewer downsides. Also, what a finely produced advertisement!
Hey Mike I just received my truck slide stop and I’m lovin it already, thanks for a great product 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks, Dale. I'm glad you love it.
I love the simplicity of this product. I've been online all day looking at bulkier options so I'm glad I saw this before pulling the trigger.
Great looking product. Very practical. I was looking here on youtube for something to build, and your video popped up.
I have one for my 2021 silverwdo love the fact you never have to move it. Just hook or unhook the arms. Used it for suitcases and groceries. To just drop it down and halled bikes in the back.
Mike, got mine today. Have a 2024 5ft Taco and had to make slight modification with jigsaw. (Wheel Wells to narrow.) Also added some 550 cord to the lower hooks so not to overextend the tie downs. Otherwise worked as advertised. Thanks
There are plenty of trucks that don’t have slots for 2x 4’s are you kidding me!
This is a great invention. And just FYI, if you have a plastic liner in your truck with the slots, that just keeps things from moving to the front. It’s still going side to side and/or under the board when you hit a bump.
Nice! So much better than those complex solutions. Best idea is a simple one!
I like this idea! I am sorry you have to listen to so many people talk about "oh, I will just get a piece of lumber". To those people, if your piece of lumber is working so great, why are you watching and looking for other ideas???? You pay for what you get. Go and compare this price to other ideas for truck beds and you will see it is comparable. If you want it cheaper, buy from China and then turn around in a year and buy another one because it broke. Get real people!!
I f***ing love this man’s energy! I’m buying bush light and pulling up at his house
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There's a slot in the bed liner where a 2 x 8 will slide in and do the same thing for about 6 bucks. I've got one in my bed and have used it without a single failure in 10 years.
Hi Dan - I'm glad you found something that works for you. I've seen similar comments on this video about using a 2x8 or something similar, and I wanted to take a minute to talk about it.
I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used this board 'trick'. It's one of the reasons I invented the Truck Bed Slide Stop. I found that a few of the down sides of using a 2x8 are:
1. You've gotta figure out what to do with the board when you need the full length of your truck back. It's not usually a good idea to leave in the bed, since it can slide around. You can take it out and store it somewhere, but that's not always ideal, especially if you're in a rush and don't want to fool with it.
2. If you've got a slippery bed cover, that board will keep your stuff contained to an area, but won't necessarily keep stuff from sliding around.
3. Some truck bed liners don't have the cutouts/indentations that you're talking about.
4. If you've got a nice truck bed, you might want to avoid unnecessary scratches and dings that will happen when you use this board method.
5. Using a 2x8 in those indentations/slots gives you a fixed area to put stuff without a whole lot of flexibility.
I know The Truck Bed Slide Stop won't necessarily be for everybody, but it definitely addresses some of the issues and inconveniences that come with using this board. Thanks for taking a look. I really do appreciate the feedback.
@@truckbedslidestop9150 interesting response, I've been driving trucks for over 35 years and can't say any of those concerns have ever made me wish for something more than the board divider. It's a neat idea, but way over priced for the function it provides.
@@danwood4478 Gotcha. Well, it's not for everybody, and that's ok. Thanks for the feedback. -Mike
@@truckbedslidestop9150 The simple fact is that trucks have had the slots for the 2 x's longer than they have had the hooks in the corners upon which your design is based. The slide-in liner for my late 80's and early 90's trucks had these slots. Stamped in slots from the manufacturers started appearing in the late 90's, In my world I did not see the hooks until the early 2000's; so you really cannot say that "all" trucks have these hooks. As for the slippery liners, the only time I had a problem was in 1987 when I climbed into a wet bed barefoot. Still got the scars, like stepping on a bar of soap on a glazed tile floor.
That is awesome Mike, I have been searching for something like that, I will be ordering soon!
Great job, Mike! Enjoyed your video and this should fit my need perfectly for my new truck!
That was very cool, will have to order one or two, 👍
That is genius. I'm in a wheelchair and still drive my truck with modifications. (Wheelchair lift in the front of the truck bed.)
This would be real handy with some minor modifications for me. It's always a pain in the behind dealing with stuff in the bed of my truck.
Hey @fastwheels195 - call me and I'll help with the modifications. My number is on the website: www.truckbedslidestop.com Thanks! Mike
This is Awesome! Exactly what I’ve been looking for!!!! I want one!
Right clever invention for modern trucks. Simple in design and works great for what most modern trucks are used as.
Great product! Wish price wasn't so high though... 😕💰💰
Im guessing a trip to Tap Plastics or the like would be a great alternative, to make a knock-off of this. Spray with some rubberized coating of some sort, buy some turnbuckles, and a piano hinge, and booyah!
That spray in liner from the factory or added afterward is slippery and allows everything to slide around. However, just get a thick rubber mat and believe me, nothing slides around on that, but it does make it a bit harder to push something up toward the front. But also have one of those Keeper adjustable ratchet bars use to stop anything larger and can be used to push items around. This is item is not for me, but others might find it helpful.
Dimensions? I carry a B&W 5th wheel hitch all the time and would like to know the depth of the bottom. Need to see if this would fit between the closed tailgate and the hitch base. Looks like just what I need! 😃
Liked for the intro!
Good idea. Keep going with this.
Hey thanks. Always improving!
Sarcasm??
Great invention. What if you made the piece that sits closest to the end gate the full width of the box and the folding price the width between the wheel wells? That way you would t need the carpet strip
For years they had slots formed into the box you could just cut a 2x6 and stick it across just behind and in front of the wheelwhells and pull it in and out whenever you want.
Hi - seem like a great product! What about the hinge rusting?
How do I get one of these? I’m in Australia. An amazing device!
Great Product!
I think it’s a good invention Mike way to go. Negative Nelly over in the comments can go ahead and make his own with plywood, why he’s so angry about it is beyond me😂
Simple & strong! What keeps the hooks from falling off the bed rings, other than faith?
I like this idea. I hope you sell thousands of these.
A rubber bed matt works really well and so does a bed slide, although that’s more permanent. Good idea tho.
I would order one, maybe even a split configuration or dividers. It would work great under the diamondback cover.
Awesome. You can buy one on the website: www.truckbedslidestop.com, and if you've got any concerns, questions, or need customization, just give me a call. Thanks, Mike
Truck Bed Slide Stop we’re so I go to order one
Really simple and cool invention!!!
Great video!
At 2:37 you can see a vertical indent in the side of the truck bed between the red loop and the fender. All trucks have them. That is made to fit a standard 2x4,, 2x6 ,8,10 or 12, 2x anything. You just cut it to length across the bed of your truck and drop it in the slot, done. If you don't need it, just lift it out.
That is a lot cheaper than 185 dollars for this piece of plastic that someone is likely to steal.
Thanks for the comment, but actually not all trucks or truck bed liners have the slots/indentations you're talking about. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used the board 'trick' among others, and it's one of the reasons I came up with the idea for the Truck Bed Slide Stop. There are several other downfalls and inconveniences that I found with the board (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). I appreciate you taking a look, though. If you've got any other questions or comments, I'd be glad to talk to you about it. Give me a call anytime. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Yup gonna make one from a 2x6
This is brilliant! where in Australia can I buy one?
I dont know a truck that isnt manufactured with a slot for a 2x4 or 2x6 to do this exact function. Not to mention you can just lift the boards out if you need to haul something.
Right. This guy aint bright
His way is simple for the ladies
Actually some truck beds and truck bed liners don't have the slots/indentations you're talking about. Also, the board will divide the bed, but may not necessarily keep crap from sliding around. I used the board trick for a long time before inventing the Truck Bed Slide Stop, so I'm familiar with the disadvantages (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). If you've got any questions, I'm happy to answer them. Thanks for the feedback and for watching the video. Have a good one! -Mike
What kind of truck do you have?
@@IAW888 2018 f-150?
I believe that I will be looking into this.
That a boy Mike ! To bad I don’t own a truck but if I did I would come get one. Crane
Thanks, brother. I appreciate that. -Mike
I like this it's a real smart invention
Thanks, Joshua. Much appreciated. Have a great day. -Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
I use a few 2×4 I made in to a stop that fits into the slots on the bed .. a lot cheaper
Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad you've found something that works for you. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used the board 'trick' among others, and it's one of the reasons I came up with the idea for the Truck Bed Slide Stop. There are several other downfalls and inconveniences that I found with the board (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). I appreciate you taking a look, though. If you've got any other questions or comments, I'd be glad to talk to you about it. Give me a call anytime. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Brilliant! ThankYou
@Truck Bed Slide Stop when will these be available again?
I like your invention very much I was wondering how much it cost
hmmmm.. I thought it was a great idea but after seeing the price... is the material that expensive? I was expecting like max $70 for it.
This is genius!
Can this be turned around and used as a tailgate extender too?
Good idea.
I use a ratchet bar divider , but i like urs
Thanks Martin. Glad you found something that works for you. If you decide you want to give the Truck Bed Slide Stop a chance, you can reach out with any questions or concerns you have. Thanks for the feedback. -Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Does it purpose..mine didn't fit as well as I thought it would. I was told that they would honor military discount..but it was never applied..or sent to me as stated. Overall still better than climbing in the back of the truck
Looks very simply but $185?
Hey @ViperKnight94 - one thing to consider is that the $185 includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) so that's part of what contributes to the cost. Also, even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials, and each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by me, right here in America. If you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
How likable is this dude???
I leave a rake in the bed. Can pretty much pull plywood, bags of concrete, lumber. Or most anything else out
Good job. Great idea.
Thank you! Cheers!
Jesus! I loved it till i saw the $185 price tag. Ill just go buy another $30 cargo bar. Great concept im sure it works just as you say but damn you need to find a way to get that cost down
Hello Sir, it looks great. Will it fit my 2019 Ford Ranger? Can you please give me dimensions. Thank you.
Very nice.
Now I didn’t like it at first but I can’t see the use for it especially when I do load small things. Now here is an improvement to this. It needs a lip on it and it needs to fit something like a RAV4. Because of Toyota not figuring this out every time we put our groceries in the hatch they fall out onto the driveway. There is an idea for SUV owners. I would buy it.
Nice idea, thx
.... there’s slots cut for boards to fit in the bed and make dividers...
Could it fit in the bed of the new 2020 Ford Ranger?
I really like new truck accessories but I think this one will have a tough time competing with a $2.87 2x4 that provides the same function as a load stop
Wow! I spent too much! I use a 2 x 6 - think it was around $3.46. My bed was Linex'd by the dealer and they put brackets for the 2x in just in front and behind the wheel wells. Works great.
Hey Brandon - Thanks for the comment. One thing to consider is that the $185 includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) so that's part of what contributes to the cost. Also, even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials, and each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by hand, right here in America (by yours truly). If you decide you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
Great invention! I'm holding off for a '21 Ram. May be giving you a call once I get it.
Do you offer a military discount by chance? Retired Army guy here just trying to stretch every dollar as far as possible. Maybe work a discount for an installation video / review in my 2024 Chevy 2500HD?
Can you put a 20 hp portable outboard boat engine on it?
what part of this "invention" were you able to patent ?
It is out of stock. When will it be for sale again?
Hi Jerry - Yes, I've been making improvements to the Truck Bed Slide Stop and it will be back available in the next week or two. Thanks for asking!
Great idea. But, you can get a load bar at harbor freight for $20.
How am I order this.
Hi Freddie - you can order on our website, www.truckbedslidestop.com
when its laying flat...how do you keep it from sliding all the way to the front of the truck?
There's a tab that fits between the truck and the tailgate. That holds it in place when it's lying flat. Thanks for the question! Let me know if you have any others. -Mike (truckbedslidestop.com)
2x8 in the slot of my Ford F150 that Ford designed it for.
Works great until you want full use of your bed, and you've got to take it out or have a 2x8 sliding around. But it's good that you've found something that works for you. Thanks for watching my video!
thats why you get a Honda Ridgeline, its got a huge compartment on the bottom. It wont ever slide or exposed to the sun radiation either.
Damn good idea 👍
Sarcasm??
Thanks, George. Have a great day! -Mike
@@truckbedslidestop9150 its called sarcasm man
I own Tacoma.I want to buy it as a special even if I pay more money, but I can't order it from Amazon anymore?!?
@melody874 - I've been working to make some improvements on the product and I just put it back online: www.truckbedslidestop.com Give me a call if you need any special sizes or customizations. I'm happy to help. Thanks, Mike
Am going to make one
Honda Ridgeline does not have the slots unfortunately.
Does nobody realize, that on Ford's at least, there's 2 indents on each side of the bed?
Its meant to jam a 2x10 or bigger on edge in there to divide the bed lol
My 18 Silverado has the indents also
Some truck beds and truck bed liners don't have the slots/indentations you're talking about. Also, the board will divide the bed, but may not necessarily keep crap from sliding around. I used the board trick for a long time before inventing the Truck Bed Slide Stop, so I'm familiar with the advantages/disadvantages. If you've got any questions, I'm happy to answer them. Thanks for the feedback and for watching the video. Have a good one!
I never notice? Thank you!
I use a 2x8 in my F150 works perfect
@@Dan-jr4nu i didn't know Fords actually had that untill you guys mentioned it. I built a temp gaurd slightly lower then the hieght of the bed. I do a little lanscaping so it helps to keep the items in place. Brooms and such etc.
What if it gets stolen? Will I get another one free?
Not in this economy. 🤣
Where do I buy this?
It's available on my website www.truckbedslidestop.com and Amazon. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help. -Mike
I need this
I like this, I hope you file for a patent here.
Dont encourage him
Patent is shown on the home page of our website.
@@truckbedslidestop9150 we are aware and are still making fun of you !!!!
@@FranklinHicks-qs4gsI hope you've grown up over these last 3 years
@mt186 not a chance. Its shit 3 years ago, it's shit today
I want to go fishing with this gentleman for some reason.…….I don’t even fish
I like!
I gotta get me one of those.
Hey Andrea - when you're ready, you can order over at www.truckbedslidestop.com. Call if you've got any questions/concerns. Thanks for taking a look. -Mike
As other viewers have already said, there are indentations that are there from the mfgr. I just used an old piece of 2x8 cut to length to place in the indentations and it prevents crap from sliding forward into the bed. Free-Ninety Nine, you can even paint it black like I did with leftover spray paint to match the bed.
Thanks for the comment. One thing I've found is that not all truck beds or truck bed liners are equipped with the indentations you're talking about. I've driven trucks most of my life, and I've used the board 'trick' among others, and it's one of the reasons I came up with the idea for the Truck Bed Slide Stop. There are several other downfalls and inconveniences that I found with the board (stuff will still slide around, it can scratch or ding your bed, and it's not convenient to take in and out - especially if you're in a hurry and don't wanna fool with it, etc, etc). I appreciate you taking a look, though. If you've got any other questions or comments, I'd be glad to talk to you about it. Give me a call anytime. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
$250? I just use ratcheting load bars from Tractor Supply at $25. Don’t think that carpet tail will stop the assembly from sliding with something heavy on it like a bundle of roofing shingles. Also the top face has protruding screw heads that would scratch paneling or other finished materials. It may lay flat but it’s not flush.
Glad you found something that works for your purposes and your budget, Peter. On the Truck Bed Slide Stop, they're not "protruding screw heads" but two small, smooth finish hooks, and would be unlikely to scratch anything you put on top of it, but you're right, there's about less than an inch where it doesn't lay completely flat. For most applications, this isn't an issue, and the wise user would be able to easily remove the slide stop from the truck bed before loading delicate or finished materials if there was a concern. Thanks for the feedback. Let me know if you have any questions.
Great idea .
I'll make myself one. thank you for sharing.. 🤠
How much how do I get
Hey, Joe. You can get one at our website, www.TruckBedSlideStop.com, currently $185 including shipping.
I got excited until was going to order one and saw the price, good God, $250 for a piece of rubber and a Home Depot piano hinge. Good invention but I’ll try a DIY version.
The price includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) And even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials. Each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by me, right here in America. If you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
$250 I don't think so, I got a piece of plywood with two hand holes and a one by six screwed to the end, pull it out and get what ever I need
Oooow, that price point needs to drop a little before I get one.
The price includes shipping within the continental US (it's bulky and fairly weighty) And even though it looks like a simple build, it's not made with cheap materials. Each Truck Bed Slide Stop is constructed by me, right here in America. If you want to give it a chance, give me a call. I'd be glad to talk to you about any concerns you've got. Thanks, Mike (www.truckbedslidestop.com)
It took you 2 years to develop two boards with a hinge? And by the way, what holds this thing in place when you slide long stuff in the bed over top of it since nothing hold it in place but a piece of carpet Jammed into the closed tailgate.