Most rear-door boxes are about 30 inches tall. That’s fine until your gear isn’t.
The Atlas XL stands 40.39" tall, almost 10 inches taller than the original Atlas. Its one full-height door opens so you can see everything at once. Tall gear finally fits upright, so you’re not folding it, stacking it or jamming it in sideways.
The wetsuit hangs instead of sitting in a wet pile. The waders stand up. The 5-gallon water jug goes on the bottom and the camp chair slides in beside it. Shut the door, lock it, and hit the road.
Built to Last
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Almost 10" taller than the Atlas – room for the long, awkward gear that never fit
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One full-height door – open it and see everything, with no digging through two compartments
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Exterior gear mounting – slotted panels on the door and both sides take hooks, clips, straps and accessories
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Heavy-duty aluminum – matte black powder coat that won’t rust from rain, road spray or salt air
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Lockable – lock and key included to keep your gear secure
Fits
- Rear Door Atlas Storage Rack
Dimensions: 23.6" W × 15.1" D × 40.39" H
Atlas or Atlas XL?
Atlas: $1,050
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Height: 30.5"
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Width × Depth: 24" × 17.75"
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Doors: 2 compartments
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Best for: Splitting up smaller gear
Atlas XL: $1,150
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Height: 40.39"
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Width × Depth: 23.6" × 15.1"
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Doors: 1 full-height door
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Best for: Tall, bulky and hanging gear
Made for the Gear That Never Fit
Get the Atlas if you like sorting smaller gear into two compartments. Get the Atlas XL if your gear is tall, or your Atlas is full every trip.
