Viking Solutions VFR006 6 Rod Truck Bed Mounted Aluminum and Steel Vertical Fishing Rod and Reel Holder Rack for Home or Vehicle Storage, Black

Put it together in 20 mins and had it mounted in the truck not much after. Looks good and should do the job - we’ll see how it lasts.

As a fisherman in southeast Florida this was something I needed for my 2020 Ford Ranger. But the product needed modifications. I had to drill a hole in the main bar across the truck bed for fit. A simple modification. Then the bracket was no use. So I drilled the side plate to add a single hole to bolt in to the truck. Another simple modification. After that it’s a wonderful addition to transport my gear. If you own a 2020 Ford Ranger you’ll need to make these modifications. Use a drill bit tapper for both the bar and to the top of the rail. Very easy.

I am a mechanical person but this thing was difficult to assemble. I had to drill additional holes in the side adjuster brackets to get an exact fit in the bed of my truck. Also, the rod holders were only secured with two sheet metal screws each and rated to only hold 12 pounds. I drilled and added six bolts to the rod holders to make them much more secure.

I have this installed on my Colorado Zr2… modification is required to fit! But common sense and you can make it work easily. I go deep sea fishing every weekend, so I needed this to protect my expensive gear. Very well made and sturdy.

Its super sturdy easy to assemble i even drilled some holes and added loop mounts i fly two flags when beach fishing no issues

Very good quality at a good price easy to install with the right tool protect my fishing rods more on each fishing trip

Had to retro fit it to fit in my truck bed. Sawed about 2 inches off the metal lip. But works perfectly now

Bought this to keep rods up and out of the bed while going back and forth from the beach/river/lake. I knew this wouldn't work perfectly with the track system in my 2019 tacoma but based on other reviews I anticipated just drilling 2 holes in each of the side plates and use Toyota track T bolts to attach on each side. Unfortunately either the product design changed or there was a change in the track location on my year of truck because the plate doesn't reach far enough into the bed to cover the tracks. This totally ruined my idea of drilling holes for the track system. The original U-shaped bracket that attaches under the too edge of the truckbed wouldn't work as designed either because the track gets in the way. I rotated the U-shaped bracket and used some of the T-bolts I ordered and used it to hold the plate in place. It's not a perfect workaround but the thing will not budge even with me pulling full strength. I plan on reaching out to the company for another set of the U-shaped brackets just to put on the front side of the plate towards the cab for consistency and that piece of mind.

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