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[Bruce]

Has anyone tried these?

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I looked at them but you remove the plastic sills so they actually sit somewhat higher than the others. More clearance but not as practical as a step.

I just watched their install video and it looks way more complicated than the other manufacturers.

 

[MTNDOG]

I looked at them but you remove the plastic sills so they actually sit somewhat higher than the others. More clearance but not as practical as a step.

I just watched their install video and it looks way more complicated than the other manufacturers.

I would agree, well engineered option tho, but considering that my whole family is height challenged, we will need something that acts a bit more as a step.

 

[DaBull]

I was trying to decide between this 2 also. There is a third one I am now considering, ShadowMarq. They are supposed to be pricing and availability next week. There is a picture of them in previous post

Hi BillLumberg, I sent you a Private Message. Think I might have the solution to what you are looking for. Give me a call. DaBull

 

[DaBull]

Does anyone have experience with the Black Sheep Rock Sliders/Steps? Their design is interesting. Purchased the rock sliders from Ineos. But going to have to change them for ones with steps integrated into the design. Currently trying to decide between Buzz Overland and Black Sheep. So any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Hi Rubicon Maybe, I think I have the solution you are looking for. I will PM Private Message you.
Call me when you have an opportunity. DaBull

 

[Defenderlover]

Kids find it way easier to get in. I can get a toe on them and reach the roof easily, especially with the side rails for balance.
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Hi Bruce! Excellent pictures, very informative! But in my opinion

Kids find it way easier to get in. I can get a toe on them and reach the roof easily, especially with the side rails for balance.
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Hi Bruce! Excellent pictures, very informative! But in my opinion, the step on part has to be at least 5 to 6cm. Than even adults/heavy adults could step safely on it! Your pictures show clearly, that the step on part isn`t wide enough. These 2 to 3 more cm wouldn`t be a problem for the clearance, even to the side!

 

[[ Adam ]]

Hi Bruce! Excellent pictures, very informative! But in my opinion

Hi Bruce! Excellent pictures, very informative! But in my opinion, the step on part has to be at least 5 to 6cm. Than even adults/heavy adults could step safely on it! Your pictures show clearly, that the step on part isn`t wide enough. These 2 to 3 more cm wouldn`t be a problem for the clearance, even to the side!

That measuring tape was inches - so nearly 9cm wide.

 

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I looked at them but you remove the plastic sills so they actually sit somewhat higher than the others. More clearance but not as practical as a step.

I just watched their install video and it looks way more complicated than the other manufacturers.

Definitely a fiddly install with spacers and extra brackets, etc. There's cutting of the fenderwell liners too. I like the fact that they sit high but I was concerned that the pinch weld was too exposed.

I would agree, well engineered option tho, but considering that my whole family is height challenged, we will need something that acts a bit more as a step.

I was thinking that the slider was something of an extension of the door sills and might act as a step. It's probably best to wait until we live with the vehicle a while to determine what we really need.

 

[Bruce]

Hi Bruce! Excellent pictures, very informative! But in my opinion

Hi Bruce! Excellent pictures, very informative! But in my opinion, the step on part has to be at least 5 to 6cm. Than even adults/heavy adults could step safely on it! Your pictures show clearly, that the step on part isn`t wide enough. These 2 to 3 more cm wouldn`t be a problem for the clearance, even to the side!

[ Adam ] is correct. Inches not cm. If the scale in the photos was cm it might be easier to find shoes, but I would need a whole flight of steps to climb into the Grenadier. The perch is plenty for me, and I'm no Alex Honnold.

 

[Defenderlover]

[ Adam ] is correct. Inches not cm. If the scale in the photos was cm it might be easier to find shoes, but I would need a whole flight of steps to climb into the Grenadier. The perch is plenty for me, and I'm no Alex Honnold.

Thanks for the information. Than you have to have really big feet(48-50?). Nearly 9-10 cm to step on should be enough for most people.
Always the trouble with the British influence in many parts of the world: RHD, inch, yard, mile, British pound.......! Life could be easier with the metric system and LHD all over the world!
Why do you know Alex Honnold? With your big feet, climbing doesn`t seem your favorite sport. Enjoy your Grenadier!

 

[Steveo]

Has anyone shipped LeTech or Buzz Overland sliders from Europe to Australia yet?

How were the shipping costs?

 

[Bruce]

Has anyone shipped LeTech or Buzz Overland sliders from Europe to Australia yet?

How were the shipping costs?

If you email Sonja at LeTech she is pretty quick at generating a quote including shipping. Just let her know what bits you want.

s.duerrich@lennartz-technik.de

 

[RyanT]

Has anyone shipped LeTech or Buzz Overland sliders from Europe to Australia yet?

How were the shipping costs?

Hey Steveo,

We’ve recently shipped a set to Victoria. Shipping was approx £450 for our rock sliders. If you would like a firm cost feel free to drop me a PM.