Climb-focused concept. Cool vibes and got a store patch (finally). First 50 people got a free Chalkra chalk bag. We got there later in the day and ended up purchasing one along with the System A bag ($60).
Drove 2 hours to pick them up at their shop in California and installed them in the parking lot. Very well made and easy to install.
Took about a month for fabrication and powder coating. Paid $1,550.
In El Monte and have been hearing constant banging/clanging/clacking noises the last few nights. Does anyone know what it is or where it’s coming from?
These were ready to ship from equipt1.com and match the interior very well. They were easy to fit and do not slide off when entering the truck (if fitted properly).
I ordered gray in 100% cotton canvas, but these actually appear to be the charcoal in poly cotton tough canvas. I’m working with Equipt1 and Escape Gear to figure it out because they were marked as gray/cotton canvas. It might be a happy error because these work color wise. Equipt1 has been great to communicate with.
If you’re looking for seat covers, I highly recommend these. I was considering OEM but have heard they are not very functional. $820 for front and rear.
I needed a set of floor mats while the Trekker Stealth are on order and found these on Amazon. They are actually amazing quality and I will use them for street use. They add a touch of luxury to the interior and go over the rubber flooring perfectly. They are super thick and help reduce road noise.
Needed some more lift and capacity for a new rig.
It's a scam. $9.99 a month with a $10 promo code sounds pretty good?
What they don't tell you is that the promo code expires at 12pm on the valid through date. My code is supposed to be valid until today 7/14/26. I tried to use it and it says it's already expired. They won't replace the code or give you any kind of concession because "the system does not allow it."
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Had a buzzing/rattling noise during acceleration that occurred between 2,000 and 2,500 RPM. Turned out it was the transfer case shifter cable rubbing against the heat shield and transfer case. The factory plastic clip had come loose and caused the cable to shift. It was dangerously close to the front driveshaft.
Re-secured the cable and the buzz/rattle is gone.
I’ve ordered the Agile Offroad bracket to hopefully not have to deal with this again.
1,700 miles in SoCal. Turns out it has 35” Falken Wildpeaks and a lift. Paid just under $70k plus tax. Building one out as a 2026 shows a sticker of $90k.
Also has the tailgate table, privacy glass, rubber floor mats, checker plates, winch, tow hitch, tie down rings. Amazing list of options.
It was listed as a Fieldmaster but is obviously a Trialmaster.
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Turns out that this is Scottish White. Code is FPD.