[Hal]

Just wondering how the Octane Ridge doors compare with the Rodin ones. Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks,Hal

[NMKawierider]

I can't speak for the Octane doors but Rodin's are top shelf.

[bezerk1]

I just got done installing Octane Ridge doors.  I got a killer deal on them from my dealer.  They were semi-easy to install and are made from quality parts as far as I can tell.  The set weighs around 60 pounds.  Most importantly, they look good.

[chuddly]

60lbs!!!!! Holy fat chick batman!  I bet Rodins are like 30-40 lbs. 

[NMKawierider]

60lbs!!!!! Holy fat chick batman!  I bet Rodins are like 30-40 lbs. 

Yeah Rodin's doors alone are about 10lbs each. With the rest of the frame parts its about 12 lbs each so...24lbs total. My previous home made doors were 46lbs as I recall.

[bezerk1]

They are heavy but, will take a rogue stump or that invisible rock with ease.

[gfmoto]

Still considering making a very light plastic version. Not for protection, but for mud and deflection. But at 24lbs for Rodin's doors. Don't know if it's even really an issue at that weight.

[Hal]

Ordered my doors on the 7th, got them today. Packaged very well and really look nice. Communication with Rodin is a little difficult-not that he doesn't respond quickly, just a little language challange. Anyway, glad I bought them over the OR doors as there will be more room for my size 12 feet getting in and out and the reduced weight is also a bonus not to mention the stickers and inside bags.
Happy, happy, happy.
Hal

[Pacific Eagle UTV]

Still considering making a very light plastic version. Not for protection, but for mud and deflection. But at 24lbs for Rodin's doors. Don't know if it's even really an issue at that weight.

For mud, deflection and protection our Pacific Eagle UTV doors made from Top Gun, Invista or Haas Outdoors are as tough as soft material can get. The weight is only about 6 lbs for the full size kit.