Goose Gear Full Seat Delete JBL / No Batteries REVIEW

• Massive storage improvment. Factory folding seats are a joke and the poorly stitched single snap clasp is the cherry on top.
• Quality is fantastic. I believe these are a lightweight wood and the coating material is fantastic. Smooth yet grippy to keep everything in place and take a beating from cooler and totes.
• Going into this I was questioning the value. These are a premium solution that will outlast the OEM parts. Compared to the pricing spent on bed covers; these are the "Diamandback" of interior solutions. I honestly dont see the need for a bed cover and am now free to keep my gear inside out of the dust and heat with a full bed loaded for work and play. That makes them well worth the price for me.
• This is a preproduction model and fasteners/fit/finish will vary from production model. I know some more attachments and panels are in design and I will for sure be getting these.
• You dont have to commitment to the full setup, you can have just the 60 or 40 to keep a seat or two.

trailhunger said:

Nice. I’m going 60 delete myself. Leaving a rear seat in the 40 because there’s a battery under there anyway …but yes this is the way to go. If only the rear doors opened a full 90deg…

I assume the hybrid version of this full GG platform will simply nix the 40% hatch because there’s zero storage on that side…maybe it’ll sit a little higher if that..?

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geonerdist said:

Thanks for the photos! Helped me make a decision for sure. Curious to see how far forward or back the passenger seat was in your photos.

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grizzlyoutlaw said:

With someone 6' they may be pushing pretty close to the rear panels. However because of the seat back lean there is still plentyhof room down low on the ground for some stuff. With an empty passenger seat I can stick a 5 GAL military style water jug on the floor behind the seat.

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