MaxxHaul 70231 Hitch Mount Pick Up Truck Bed Extender For Ladder, Rack, Canoe, Kayak, Long Pipes and Lumber) , Black , 37 x 19 x 3 inches

If you're a middle aged father who's pickup is nothing more than a glorified minivan with an open rear, it allows you to haul longer material with ease. Fear not my balding comrade, you can still haul lumber for your wife's weekend projects although you're Ram's box is only 5.5' long. But at our age, we'll take whatever box we can, right?

We have this on a 2002 toyota tacoma which has only a 5 foot bed. This product give proper support a couple feet from the truck.

The vertical tube insert wobbles and rattles severely. Had they chosen the same size tubes and inserts as the horizontal ones it would not have been this bad. Also it is painted and not powder coated.Overall decent built for the price and functional.

Got it to haul a John boat or anything else bigger. It’s solid! Install on a 2024 Cummins 2500.

Nice sturdy piece

It's a well made product but I'll never use it and after putting it together and throwing away the box it came in it will never get used. I installed it in the vertices position to the receiver hitch on my golf cart hoping to load it on top of my golf cart. I used it one time and it's way more work than I care to do to go kayaking

If you don't have access to or want to bring a trailer this is great for lighter items. Won't hold a ton of weight but great for that odd 12' piece. Comes apart for compact storge.

I have a fourteen foot long sea kayak that I love to paddle, but it is a bit long for convenient conveyance. I've been using a Rack-n-Roll trailer, which is great, but that truck/trailer combo is long and doesn't work well in some tight little access areas that aren't formal boat ramps. This is a fantastic solution - very easy to set up and use! And, compared to a trailer, a very reasonable price. I'm very happy with it and I'm sure I will be using it often.