For July’s Build Of The Month, we’re featuring van lifer, filmmaker, and writer Sergei Boutenko. Sergei’s had a DECKED System in his Sprinter van for a few years now and recently installed another in a Tacoma for his wife, Kiley.

No matter what logo is on that shiny front grille, we know how much you love your truck. Matter of fact, truck manufacturers could not make pickup trucks fast enough in 2020.

Between quarantine and a house full of very bored kids, you may have thought to yourself, “Why don’t I go on that camping trip I always talked about?”

Did you know Jeep Gladiator sales nearly doubled in 2020 compared to 2019? If you’re one of the lucky people driving this bad boy, congratulations!

First off, we know that you all have better, bigger, badder builds than us. But we are breaking the ice here with our first featured “Build of the Month.” We aren’t experts necessarily, but we have dived in and done the good overland thing.

Your Toyota Tacoma is a big, powerful machine, but there are times when that average five-foot bed can seem a little short. Even their 6’1” truck bed might not cut it. Tools and supplies take up a lot of room, so extra length is often a trip-saver.

It’s not an accident that you can find so many great accessories for your Ford truck. The Ford F-Series has been the number one best selling truck in the US for 44 straight years. If you’re a Ford owner, you already know why.

So you finally pulled the trigger on that sweet GMC Sierra 1500 or 2500. Nice work! Experts already agree that GMC has some of the best looking trucks on the market (ranked 6th to be exact). Now it’s time to put your stamp on it. That’s right, it’s time to accessorize that baby.

Whether you’re going hunting this weekend or just headed to the range, you’re going to need a safe and secure spot for your guns or firearms. It’s not enough to stick your mortar in the glove compartment and call it day.

So, you’re here because you really don’t know what a fiberglass truck cap is? We find that hard to believe, but just in case, let’s go over the basics.

Work or play? Whatever you’re doing, you want to make sure your cargo is secure. A truck cap is ideal for most situations. Some people call them by different names, but they’re all basically the same thing.

A commercial truck cap is an OEM or aftermarket top that covers the bed of your pickup truck. Commercial truck caps are made especially to provide a higher level of security than other truck caps.

A truck bed drawer system for your vehicle is a real investment. As you explore your options, you might be asking yourself these questions.

Outside Magazine gear tester and truck camping guru Bryan Rogala reviewed DECKED Drawers. Here's what he had to say.

Brandon Parscale knows a thing or two about living a 2-tailgate lifestyle. He developed a universal chassis that turns full-size truck beds into trailers.

In 1907, an English soldier came up with the Scout motto: Be prepared. Over 100 years later, it’s still a great motto to live by, especially for truck owners.

We've gotten many questions over the years about what aftermarket products work with DECKED Systems, so we thought we'd help y'all out!

You can’t call yourself a real fisherman if you don’t take care of your gear. And if you’re a real, real fisherman, you have a lot of gear to take care of. Keeping your fishing rods and gear clean and secure is essential. We’ve got some ideas to keep your gear organized.

If you work in a field-service business, your work truck is more than just a way to get to the job site. It’s your workshop on wheels. Whether you’re a locksmith, an electrician, an HVAC specialist, a plumber, or any kind of contractor, work truck organization is key.

Sometimes we all just need to unplug, unwind, and get back to nature. When you’re ready to break out of the 9 to 5, ditch the pavement, and head out on an overland adventure, preparation is key. The wilderness can be pretty wild and give us a good kick in the ass if we’re not ready to handle it.

Growing up in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania, Beau cut his teeth chasing Whitetail in the hardwoods and never looked back. Like many hunters and sportsmen out there, he followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfathers who taught him the way of the woods.

After his college football career came to an end, Jon Dawson was looking to take what he knew and loved and turn it into a job. Jon’s passion for his trade and sharing that knowledge has allowed Jon to grow his business and find a way to give back to an industry that he loves.

We live in interesting times, my friend. If there was ever a time to be ready for anything, this is it. To be prepared for anything from a zombie apocalypse to an alien invasion, you need plenty of room to store and carry your gear. Check out our favorite tactical truck gear accessories.

You can’t just put a dead deer on the hood of a Corolla or guns in the trunk next to some old shoes. And when it comes to finding the perfect hunting spot, one thing is certain: you won’t get there in any old, ordinary car. Having a tough pickup truck is a necessity for any diehard hunter.

Your tools are like your babies. They’re shiny, precious, and soft. Okay, so they’re not exactly soft, but we won’t judge you if you rub a hammer against your cheek every once in a while. The point is, they mean a lot to you and you want to take good care of them.

For James, the 6 Ranch is more than just a place to call home. It’s a lifestyle and a livelihood. His family moved to Wallowa County, OR in 1884 and started a cattle ranch. Their family has been there ever since and has worked hard to continue the tradition of taking care of the land and looking after wildlife.