That def makes me lean toward the leer. I liked the look of the ARE rear window and how it didn't have anything on it except the handle to open, but thats a pretty minor nit. I do like the idea of those windoors, curious to your experience of using the bed with the added height from 37s.
I was looking at the new go fast campers superlight to toss up there for trips where it's just me, or a buddy and I on a hunting trip. I'm bummed that they don't offer the extra strength shell with a keyless entry option. I feel that without it it's gonna be a pain for day to day use, as you'll either have to leave it always unlocked or rip out a key every time you want in the back of the bed.
Unrelated, do you have an instagram to follow? You've got some great photography so it would be cool to follow.
The bed is high and it is a little climb to get in, but the windoors are awesome. I left my food/cooler just inside the passenger side windoor so I could pull over, pop it open away from traffic, and grab what I needed without opening the tailgate and climbing in. I‘m 6’2 and it is still a reach to get in the windoor though. So depending on height, it might work better or worse for you.
Keyless operation would definitely be nice, and I actually went to my dealer with intentions on ordering the ARE. Build times were crazy long compared to the Leer though and I did prefer the frameless interior of the Leer for more head room inside. So far, no real regrets on it.
The superlight does look pretty cool. I wasn’t crazy about some of the features of the regular GFC RTT, so looked elsewhere leading me to the Roofnest. It seemed to check most of the boxes of things I wanted. This will be my first RTT so I’m pretty excited to see how it goes.
My IG is @greggferraro. During this whole Covid fiasco I got carried away with local wildlife photograph since I wasn’t really going too far. If you go back on my page, there’s a lot of this truck, my old jeep, and trips though.
