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Features
- NO-DRILLING REQUIRED: Heavy-duty steel rack installs with clamp-on mounts, no drilling required; not compatible with integrated tie-down rails or side-step beds
- SUPPORTS UP TO 800 LBS: Use with or without the rear cargo bar; the width of the rack adjusts from 49" to 64" to accommodate most pickup truck beds
- OVER-CAB DESIGN: Prevents accidental cab damage from long cargo; the weight of the load is distributed over the rack instead of applying pressure on the roof of the cab
- INTEGRATED RAILS & CLEATS: For additional security when transporting cargo, rack has 5" guard rails on the left and right, and comes with four integrated tie-down cleats (one per leg)
- REMOVABLE REAR CARGO BAR: Make room for larger or taller loads; removes without hindering structural performance of the rack
Description
What began as a small assortment of a few bike and truck racks expanded into a selection of vehicle accessories for the outdoor aficionado. We marry quality with affordability because we believe that reliable products shouldn't cost an arm and a leg. We love the outdoors! We are a team of bike riders, kayakers, hikers, hunters and DIYers based right here in the Midwest. We take advantage of the trails, lakes, and woods every chance we get, and we need the right accessories for our outdoor sports.
Color: black
Vehicle Service Type: Truck
Material: Steel
Brand: Elevate
Item dimensions L x W x H: 132 x 57 x 30.75 inches
Item Weight: 100 pounds
Load Capacity: 800 lb
Mounting Type: Clamp-On Bed Mount
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Brand Name: Elevate
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Rage Powersports
UPC: 847821008590
Item Highlight: Steel contractor rack for pickup beds, clamp-on installation, fits most makes/models
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Apex Contractor Pickup Truck Ladder Rack with Cab Overhang (25' Cab Height)
Item Type Name: Universal Over-Cab Truck Rack - Steel
Model Number: UPUT-RACK-V2
Manufacturer Part Number: UPUT-RACK-V2
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Truck
Load Capacity: 800 lb
Mounting Type: Clamp-On Bed Mount
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Color: black
Material Type: Steel
Item Dimensions: 132 x 57 x 30.75 inches
Item Weight: 100 pounds
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This was an excellent value for the price. Yes, it’s ugly. Yes, as others have said, it will rust in some places, so expect to need to paint it if you care about looks. However, the functionality and weight capacity at this price isn’t even close to anything else. It’s large and solid as a rock. There are some squeaks as you drive over rough surfaces, but not bad. It just barely fit onto the 5’ bed of my Colorado and it’s sits fairly high off the cab - but that keeps wind noise way down. It’s barely noticeable at 70 mph. I did have to get creative bolting it to the rail b/c of the way my Colorado bed rail is constructed. Basically, I have one J hook installed regularly on each bracket, then I (carefully) drilled a hole in each bracket so that I could position the j hook into the stake holders at each corner of my bed. I had to remove the plastic rail caps to position the J hooks closest to the cab and drill a hole in the cap for the bolt to poke through, but I was able to avoid drilling or cutting any body metal in my bed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by Zeke
Fairly easy to assemble to assemble even though the directions were a little vague in some spots. Its very sturdy and solid I weigh 345 pounds and am able to use the rear of the rack as a handle to get in and out of the bed and it does not move. I installed this on my 2003 Toyota Tundra extended cab 4x4 and it fits perfectly in with very minimal adjustments needing to be done. I still have the same amount space as I did before outside of what the bars take up but I can still carry about 12 to 14 bales of hay. It also looks amazing on my truck.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Risiti
For something of this nature I go through quite a few of the reviews before buying. Sturdiness was an important factor to me before buying. I needed to load lots of things on this ladder rack, lumber and all sorts of things in addition to ladders. It can get heavy. I discounted all the review comments regarding how sturdy this product is figuring if it turned out to be 70% as good, it would be enough. Actually it worked out to be about twice as good as I expected. Very sturdy, it really truly is. I was a little surprised but very happy. If you are buying a ladder rack for your pickup, putting it together and mounting it are not going to be a challenge. I laid out the parts and took an overall took and knew what to do. I did look at the video and instructions as well just to make sure I only had to do everything once, but very straight forward. I put it together and then lifted it onto the back of the pickup (regular cab, 8' bed) to mount. I did have someone help me lifting it up onto the back of the pickup but could probably have done that by myself as well with a bit of back and forth. Otherwise it is a one man job. I would immediately buy this again if needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024 by Brad Johnson
Just as advertised. It was the least expensive in this type, so I did not expect a construction, job ready lumber rack. I think it will do just fine now that I am retired and just need to haul an odd piece now and then. The bad, The packaging could have been better, several parts were worn to bare metal. No an issue for me as in a month it will have more of those. Everything went together fine. Instructions were good enough. The angle iron mounts that go on the bed were a problem. The clamps they sent, I could only use one per mount. They fir under the lip of the bed rail. Where they had to go there was no "under the bed rail" because of inside bed supports. I was able to run a long bolt from under the truck, thru the stake pocket and out the hole I drilled in the mount. I added a wood filler in the pocket with a hole in the center for a bit more support. But only on the back ones. The ones near the cab I added a tight fitting wood plug and used a lag screw. Each mount had one of the clamp bolts that would just barely work. I also have a cross mount tool box that goes over the front mounts and it will help hold the mount in place. I spent more time coming up with some way to mount to the bed than anything else. I assembled on the ground, left the bolts loose, Bolted the mounts on the bed, then got a friend to help lift it up and bolt to the mounts. 2 of us were busy, 3 would be better,, 4 would be easy. I will have to be careful how I load the rack, as some of the bolts will hit whatever you are carrying. Framing lumber is no problem, but grandma's antique bed frame could get scratched all to hell if you are not carful. Rather than bolts it round headed carriage bolts were used this would not be as much of a problem. I wish the bolts were black like the frame, not glow in the dark shiny, gold plated like they sent. having bitched about all that, It feels solid, I think it will work for what I need, looks very well built. The welds look like welds, not pigeon poo samples, everything fit. Well almost everything. One of the end got egg shaped in shipping and I had "round "it out so the other piece would slide in. Again, a packaging issue. I could not buy the raw steel to make a rack for what this cost. It is not expensive, appears durable, and does what I need. I would buy again. Wow! after having it on a few days I went out on the highway. A low moan starts at 50mph, by 65mph it sounds like a wolf with blue balls is on my roof. Serious wind noise. I think it is the front cross member. I have a 2010 Chevy crew cab 1500. Rather than take it off and try to return it, I think I will play with adding some sort of wind foil on the front or replace the round tube with a square. Maybe a hood bug screen will change the air flow.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2025 by Becky's hubby
I Installed this on a crew cab Nissan Frountier 5’ bed the two rear J hooks were obstructed by the design of the bed I rectified this by using two aftermarket clamps that I already owned from a previous cap installation. If I did not have those clamps I would have just placed two bolts through the bed rail one on each side at the back. I have seen other users get creative with the bracing installation on shorter beds but I was happy to be able to place all the braces as engendered. This rack will be used to transport kayaks cross country and as a kayak and canoe storage rack when off the truck. For the money I’m glad I found this product it will do exactly what I need it to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Allen wurl
If I could give no star review I would. Everything about this rack is garbage. This thing scratches if you even look at it wrong, and it will rust within days of installing, even where it isn't scratched. Got home from work one day and the side of my truck was covered in rust drips from driving in the rain one day. Installing the upper portion the tubes did not line up properly even after putting the square plate on holding it together so it is not 100% straight. On top of all that was the wind noise. I have had racks on trucks for the past 15 years so I expected some noise but this thing is absolutely unbearable once you hit about 55mph. By far the worst ladder rack I have owned by a mile. Save yourself the aggravation and spend the money on something of quality because this is not it. Took a while getting around to installing this so I'm well outside return window, but as soon as my new racks come in this one will be cut up and brought to the scrap yard where it belongs.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025 by EJ
So, I needed a specialty platform to mount solar panels on the truck. When I came across this LADDER TRUCK RACK, OVER-CAB, 800 LB.CAP., I had to purchase this! It fits the 2018 Dadge Ram 1500 5'7" bed very nicely. In case you're wondering, I'm building a cover to keep the other solar charging equipment, dry. I welded am optional 3" strip down the middle of the rack, and tabs on the outboard bars as a means to mount the solar panels. Even though the included instructions do not mention it, he tube walls are thick and stout and can be welded on easily. This rack is very sturdy The large mounting bases gives you the option to use the included "J" bolts or fasten to the pickup bed permanently by using the pre-drilled holes. This ELEVATE OUTDOOR rack works good as a stand-alone or as the base for your next project... Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by Gnu Shoes
This truck ladder rack was the perfect solution for converting my trailer into a custom kayak hauler. It is strong, versatile, and provides plenty of support for transporting kayaks while saving space and making loading and unloading much easier.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by Randy Van Dyke