OZK Customs + Backwoods DRIFTR Roof Rack

About the DRIFTR Roof Rack for Sprinter/Transit/Promaster

As comfortable as the space in one of our well-designed adventure vans can be, it’s admittedly not a lot of space. So for longer trips, or bulkier adventure gear, it makes sense to have exterior gear mounting capacity. This makes a roof rack one of the more worthwhile van accessories you can add to your upfit, to increase your van’s storage capacity and enable you to bring along extra camping equipment, gear, tools, or even mount solar panels.

Backwoods DRIFTR Roof Racks are one of the most respected on the adventure van market, providing unique modular construction so you get maximum storage options and flexibility. Both the Backwoods Sprinter roof rack, and Ford Transit roof rack offer highly functional, and just honestly great looking accessories that will really make your rig scream ‘adventure van.’

And this really is a modular roof rack, meaning no matter what you need to put on your roof, this rack can accommodate it. Using the Backwoods triple T-slotted aluminum extrusions, which the rack comes pre-drilled for, you can create any number of mounting configurations for whatever gear you need to haul with you. It is crafted to be compatible with high roof Sprinter models 2014 to present, any length, and mid or high roof Transits from 2015 to present.

The DRIFTR Roof Rack is designed to easily pair with the DRIFTR Ladder, is safe and sturdy enough to walk on, and if you love the look and practicality of a roof rack with lights, the front fairing is prepped to hold a 50” light bar. With ultra-tough, lightweight aluminum construction, a low profile, and the renowned Backwoods black powder-coated, rugged aesthetic, there are only things to like about these roof racks.

Check back soon for more info on the Backwoods DRIFTR Roof Rack from our OZK Customs podcast experts. Learn more about use cases, the pros and cons of this roof rack versus others, and other questions you never thought to ask!