WEST POINT, MS – TruckVault is proud to introduce the offering of Mossy Oak branded secure in-vehicle storage systems for covered pickups, uncovered pickups, and SUVs beginning fall 2019.
TruckVault is the way to go for a weeklong hunting trip with friends or as a way to keep one’s favorite hunting gear safe and protected while enjoying what Mother Nature has to offer close to home. TruckVault has become well known for keeping outdoor enthusiast’s most precious valuables safe, secure, and protected while enjoying the outdoors.
TruckVault is proud to be an American born company that specializes in secure in-vehicle storage systems for all of life’s demands. Backed by agile product development, unrivaled craftsmanship, and zealous customer service, TruckVault products deliver value and quality that ensure a customers’ trust.
Twenty five years ago, TruckVault CEO Al Chandler, built the first TruckVault to carry his shotguns and other hunting paraphernalia in his pickup. Chandlers’ homemade prototype was nothing more than two long wooden lockless drawers that kept his guns and gear protected from banging around the bed of his truck. Fast forward to today, TruckVault leads its market category in providing both sport and public safety customers secure in-vehicle storage solutions for virtually every make and model of vehicle on the road.
The passion for the outdoors that helped start TruckVault is the same passion felt in several new products that feature Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Blades® and Original Bottomland® camouflage. TruckVault drawer heights will be offered in standard, utility, and magnum sizes for both SUV’s and pickups. All-weather products will be available for uncovered pickups as well. TruckVault custom sizes will be available for special order.
Features:
- Heavy-duty push-button locks – Five-button combination locks with key-override for easy access provide premium quality and protection.
- Protects from condensation – TruckVault products put a secure stop to potentially damaging moisture buildup on valuable equipment.
- Protects from dust and grit – Sealed tight from the elements, TruckVault products keep your gear grit and grime free.
- Stronger and lighter – Constructed of tough MDO, TruckVault products are stronger than metal or plastic and travel silently with no rattles.
- Proven fire protection – TruckVault products insulate stored equipment from extreme heat and cold as well as damaging fire.
For more information about Truck Vault products, visit https://truckvault.com/mossyoak or call toll free at (800) 967-8107.
To learn more about Mossy Oak, visit https://www.mossyoak.com and to enjoy some of the latest outdoor-related video streaming, download Mossy Oak GO at www.mossyoak.com/MOGO.
TruckVault is an official licensee of Haas Outdoors Inc. Established in 1986, Haas Outdoors Inc. is headquartered in West Point, Miss., and is home of Mossy Oak. For more than 30 years, Mossy Oak has been a leading outdoors lifestyle brand that specializes in developing and marketing modern camouflage designs for hunters and outdoors enthusiasts. The Mossy Oak Brand and patterns can be found on a multitude of products worldwide. Haas Outdoors Inc. is the parent company of Mossy Oak, BioLogic,Capture Productions, MOOSE Media, Nativ Nurseries, Nativ Living, GameKeepers, GameKeepers Kennels, Mossy Oak Properties, and Mossy Oak GO. Mossy Oak is the official camouflage of the National Wild Turkey Federation, Ducks Unlimited,Quality Deer Management Association, and Mack’s Prairie Wings and the official pattern of the NRA, B.A.S.S., MLF and Cabela’s Collegiate Bass Fishing Series.
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Conversation between two deer:
Deer 1 “OMG is that hunters over there by that shiny white pickup truck?”
Deer 2 “Do you see a gun drawer in the bed?”
Deer 1 “No, its just full of trees.”
Deer 2 “Whew … so its not hunters then.”
“BLAM!” Bambi, what’s wrong? Get up Bambi we should leave. Bambi?
The game will never see the weapons coming with this well camouflaged gun safe…. Wait, white pick up truck? Come on, no truck wrap?
If you are going to commit to mossy oak, you have to go the whole way! Yes, even those mossy oak boxers!
The potential thieves will see the camo graphics and never suspect that a gear box in the bed of a pickup would ever be owned by a redneck or contain valuable outdoor equipment such as guns. They’ll shrug their shoulders and move on.
FIFY
Well too be fair all the guy has to do is flip his brights on and that deer won’t move.
I’m more into Mossy Sycamore. I like their camo patterns better
anything but mossy ivy, wiped my ass once with it and it has been itchin’ ever since.
I’ve been on more than a few out of state hunting trips. The concept is a good idea, but that box wouldn’t make a good start holding all my gear. When traveling alone I stop out of sight to relieve myself. Meals are picked up in a drive thru. Once a friend accompanied me on a out of state hunting trips. About 1500 miles. We stopped at a rest area. There were two ner’ do wells hanging out on a park bench in a snow storm. I told Rick, “Those guys are looking for something to steal.” Rick, “Yep.” Me, “You go first. I’ll watch the truck.” Then we swapped out. Bed of the truck was loaded with tree stands, firearms and duffle bags full of gear. I know none of it would have been there if the truck was unattended. Going to Nebraska this November to shoot birds. I’ll follow the same game plan. Still, the box is not a bad idea.
yeah, but mossy oak?
I like it. I’ma get one. Or two. But not in that crappy pattern.
I’d like one of these, but I need a truck to put it in. Maybe, if I buy one, my wife will get me a truck for Christmas!
If you are making fashion statements with the storage drawers in your pickup truck, you may have more in common with a Metrosexual than you are owning up to.
ROLF!!!
“Staff Writer’s” writing reads an awful lot like his colleague “Sponsored Content.”
An advertisement shouting steal me. No thanks.
Wow, that looks great! I bet that would work with the tonneau cover I bought. Very functional indeed. That would come in handy when we’re going on a camping trip.
Noob question. Do you need to inform your auto insurance company about any upgrade made to your vehicle?
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