So no one has gotten any footage of someone (preferably someone short) getting into Bronco Badlands with sasquatch yet?! C'mon you Bronco stalkers, get it done; I have faith in you! lol Thanks in advance!
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Ok, after searching I found this clip. Maybe someone has posted it here before, I don't know. I found it on Bronco Nation....don't judge me... lol
The one guy is short and he easily gets into a sasquatch, so maybe I won't need a ladder after all.
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Does anyone else besides me find running boards make it more difficult to get into a vehicle? I'm not talking about a 6 inch lift and 40s on a truck, but for a production jeep with 33s on it.
I had a jeep 4-door Sahara as a rental on time. It had running boards that were just slightly lower than the door sill. If you stepped on the running board to get in, it felt awkward as you had to now duck to get into the jeep. If you didn't step on the running board, it was an awkward distance to step over to get up into the jeep.
That experience turned me off from running boards.
With regards to this post, I can understand why running boards would be advantageous to have. I would consider trying to have something customized for your personal needs.
I had a jeep 4-door Sahara as a rental on time. It had running boards that were just slightly lower than the door sill. If you stepped on the running board to get in, it felt awkward as you had to now duck to get into the jeep. If you didn't step on the running board, it was an awkward distance to step over to get up into the jeep.
That experience turned me off from running boards.
With regards to this post, I can understand why running boards would be advantageous to have. I would consider trying to have something customized for your personal needs.
I have too many issues to be hopping into or out of any vehicle. My Tundra is FAR too high to get into without pain or a stool...So I have the AMP Research running boards. They've been on there for almost 8 years now and have been flawless and the perfect solution. They drop down so much further than running boards do...Makes it a very natural step height to get in without having to yank on the steering wheel or a-pillar grab handle. Also, it makes me sit down into the seat instead of sliding in, so my leather still looks fantastic.
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