Is Your Bronco Loaded? Show Us Your TrailDeck Camping Setup!

[BA OffRoad]

Happy Friday, Bronco Crew!

The weekend is finally within reach, and we know your minds are already on the trails. With the clock ticking down to Saturday, where are you heading out to explore?

Spring camping season is in full swing, and mastering the art of the "weekend loadout" is half the fun. What are your must-have gear items? How are you organizing your cargo space?

And hey, it’s totally okay if you don’t have a TrailDeck yet! We’d still love to see everyone’s camping loadout solutions and storage tips.

To kick things off, here are some real-world setups from our Broaddict brand friends and ambassadors to give you some inspiration for the weekend:

@birddogoffroadadventure

@poppy_patty

@GrahamTaylor

We want to see your rigs in action! Post your setup photos in the comments below. We’ll be reading every suggestion to help guide our future product upgrades.

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[Felix808]

@poppy_patty

 

[BA OffRoad]

It's the weekend! Are you out there with your Bronco and TrailDeck yet? We'd love to see where you’re at—drop a photo and share the vibes with us!

 

[Badlands Traveler]

Packhorse cargo rack system!

 

[BA OffRoad]

Packhorse cargo rack system!

Packhorse makes some solid gear! That setup looks like a great solution for 2-door owners who’ve done the rear seat delete. A slide-out tray is a game-changer for accessing your fridge and gear in that tight space. Thanks for sharing the inspiration!

 

[kpb17]

First outing with the Traildeck, kept all my gear secured on the Moab trails and worked great as a sleeping platform! Now just waiting on the new tailgate table and I’ll be all set!

 

[retiredarmymp]

 

[retiredarmymp]

I love the TrailDeck, but I feel in the next version new tiedown anchor points need to be developed. I had to add my own to keep the items from moving around especially when off-roading.

 

[BA OffRoad]

First outing with the Traildeck, kept all my gear secured on the Moab trails and worked great as a sleeping platform! Now just waiting on the new tailgate table and I’ll be all set!

Awesome setup! Nothing beats that all-black look. So glad the TrailDeck is holding up well on your Moab adventures. The tailgate table will definitely complete the rig. Enjoy the trails!

 

[BA OffRoad]

Thanks so much for the love! We’ve actually received similar feedback and looking into adding more pre-drilled mounting points in the center (check out the mockup below).

I noticed you added your anchors at the front and rear for your fridge and toolbox. In your experience, would a center-row layout or a front/rear row be more practical for keeping gear secure? We’d love to hear your take on this!

 

[retiredarmymp]

I would say the more the merrier. If possible, keep the two down the sides have two down the center about 5 inches apart and then one going side to side in the front and one going side to side in the rear, would be my recommendation.

 

[stom_m3]

Thanks so much for the love! We’ve actually received similar feedback and looking into adding more pre-drilled mounting points in the center (check out the mockup below).

I noticed you added your anchors at the front and rear for your fridge and toolbox. In your experience, would a center-row layout or a front/rear row be more practical for keeping gear secure? We’d love to hear your take on this!

Is it possible to add a rail down the center? Also, you could create a complete BroAddict ecosystem with a well thought out top mounting platform which would allow the user to add BA drawers, BA fridge slide, BA trays, and other BA accessories. Just a thought.

 

[BA OffRoad]

Is it possible to add a rail down the center? Also, you could create a complete BroAddict ecosystem with a well thought out top mounting platform which would allow the user to add BA drawers, BA fridge slide, BA trays, and other BA accessories. Just a thought.

Since the current center panel has a raised profile, adding a rail would require a completely flat surface. This would involve significant structural changes and new mold tooling, so it's not something we can implement in the current version. However, it’s definitely on our radar for future iterations!

As for the Broaddict Ecosystem idea—you hit the nail on the head! Creating a modular platform where accessories work together seamlessly is exactly our vision. Thanks for helping us shape the future of BA!

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