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Ruff Land Kennels Tray and Gear Box Gen 2 Lilac
$37.99 - $41.99
Ships within 6-8 weeks depending on inventory (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide tracking)
Ruffland Kennels is offering a limited time new color of their kennels, gear tray, and watering products. The Lilac Top Tray and Gear Box Gen 2...
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Ships within 6-8 weeks depending on inventory (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide tracking)
Ruffland Kennels is offering a limited time new color of their kennels, gear tray, and watering products. The Lilac Top Tray and Gear Box Gen 2 will be available May 2026, while supplies last.
The Easy Rider™ Top Tray is designed to contain your dog gear, shotgun shells, bagged birds, etc. on top of your Ruff Land™ Kennel. It won’t slide off the kennel because the recessed base nests onto the protrusion on the kennel top. Or, for added security, it can be bolted down with provided hardware. And, yes, it’s extremely easy to clean!
** Note: Gen I Top Tray will not fit Gen II kennels.
- Durable roto-molded construction.
- Sets on top of your Ruff Land™ GEN II Kennel
- Four kennel-specific sizes to fit Ruff Land™ GEN II Kennels from Medium (excluding Intermediate SUV) to XL
- Molded-in recessed handles for lifting tray or tray/kennel when connected with included hardware
Note: The Top Tray will not sit flush if using the coupler kit.
PLEASE NOTE: Depending on inventory availability, Ruff Land Products take up to 4-8 weeks for delivery.
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