Sherpa Storm Roof Rack for 2021-2026 F-150 & Raptor SuperCrew
Sherpa Storm Roof Rack for 2021-2026 F-150 & Raptor SuperCrew
Read Before Ordering
- Drilling and rivet installation are required. Sherpa recommends professional installation.
- SuperCrew only. Fits 2021-2026 F-150 and Raptor SuperCrew cabs.
- No antenna at the front of the roof. Trucks with a front roof antenna are not compatible.
The Storm is the Sherpa PEAK F150 roof rack for the 14th Gen 2021-2026 Ford F-150 and Raptor SuperCrew. It spans 68 inches across the cab with 8 extrusion crossbars, carries 300 lbs dynamic and 700 lbs static, and weighs about 52 lbs.
As a Ford F150 roof rack it is built the PEAK way: 1/4 inch aircraft-grade aluminum side panels with stainless steel hardware. Secure gear by bolting into the crossbars or strapping directly to the side plates. Unlike most PEAK racks, the Storm mounts using rivet attachments that require drilling, so plan on a professional install. Black textured powder coat, black anodized crossbars, black oxide stainless hardware. Choose a Full Height wind fairing or a Half Height fairing sized for a single-row light bar. Manufactured in Colorado. Lifetime Warranty.
How the Storm Installs
This is the one thing that sets the Storm apart from most of the PEAK lineup, so it is worth being clear about. The 14th Gen F-150 roof does not offer the factory hardpoints that let Sherpa build a drill-free rack for other trucks. The Storm instead uses four rivet attachments, which means drilling into the cab roof and setting rivets.
Sherpa recommends professional installation, and we agree. Rivet placement, sealing, and torque all matter on a roof that needs to stay watertight for the life of the truck. A good shop will have it done cleanly in a few hours. If you are comfortable with rivnuts and sealing roof penetrations yourself, the install guide covers every step.
Once installed, the rivet mounts give you a secure, permanent base for a 700 lb static rating, and the rack itself can be removed from the mounts later if you need to.
Fitment Details
SuperCrew Cab Only
This is an F150 SuperCrew roof rack, sized for the SuperCrew cab on the 2021-2026 F-150 and Raptor. Regular Cab and SuperCab trucks have a different roof length and are not compatible.
Front Roof Antenna
Trucks with an antenna mounted at the front of the roof are not compatible, because the rack occupies that space. Check the front of your roof before ordering. If you are not sure whether yours applies, send us a photo.
The PEAK Series
Industry leading premium roof rack systems. The PEAK series is the go-to for a premium aluminum roof rack. It is the line that Sherpa built its name on, and for years it has carried the gear of the most extreme adventurers. Sherpa believes in the constant evolution of their products, building the toughest systems on the market. From industry-leading alloys to uncompromising mounts, you will always Adventure with Confidence.
Crafted
Manufactured in Colorado with precision laser-cut 1/4" aluminum sideplates formed with CNC accuracy by Sherpa's team of professionals. They have created a very stout mounting structure, secured with stainless steel hardware, that will keep your gear where you need it. The 1/4 inch aircraft-grade aluminum is thicker than most competing racks, which is where the strength comes from without the weight penalty of steel.
Adaptable
Sherpa knows the importance of mounting all of your goodies on your rig. With the PEAK Series, you have the ability to mount just about anything, anywhere. With slots and holes all over the rack, plus Sherpa's line of accessories, you will never find yourself wishing you could mount something. Eight crossbars across the SuperCrew cab give you plenty of mounting positions.
Durable
Strength is built into Sherpa's brand and the PEAK System is what they built their name on. Using the best in materials and hardware, you can beat on this system every weekend and trust it to show up to work on Monday. On a Raptor that spends its weekends in the desert, that matters. All backed by Sherpa's Lifetime Warranty.
Pair It With a Bed Rack
The Storm covers the cab. Paired with the Sherpa PAK System Rack Height bed rack, which sits level with the cab roof, you get a continuous platform from windshield to tailgate. That is a popular way to build an F-150 for overlanding: rooftop tent over the bed, awning and boards along the cab.
Which Fairing Is Right for You?
Sherpa's full height fairing is built for people who do not want to put a light bar on their rack. The half height fairing is made so you can fit a single row light bar while keeping everything flush. Both cost the same, so this is purely a build decision.
Specifications
| Vehicle | 2021-2026 Ford F-150 and Raptor SuperCrew |
| Not Compatible | Trucks with an antenna at the front of the roof. Regular Cab and SuperCab |
| Weight | ~52 lbs |
| Crossbars | 8 |
| Rack Dimensions | 68" x 56-1/2" x 2.5" |
| Dynamic Load Rating | 300 lbs |
| Static Load Rating | 700 lbs |
| Sideplate Material | 1/4" aircraft-grade aluminum |
| Mounting | 4 brackets with 4 rivet attachments |
| Installation | Drilling and rivet installation required. Professional installation recommended |
| Finish | Black textured powder coat |
| Crossbar Finish | Black anodized |
| Hardware | Black oxide stainless steel |
| Fairing Options | Full Height (no light bar) or Half Height (single row light bar) |
| Manufactured | Colorado, USA |
| SKU | 122844 |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
What's Included
📄 Installation Instructions
Download the Storm install guide, including drilling and rivet steps. Professional installation recommended.
Pros
- A 2021 F150 roof rack built specifically for the 14th Gen F-150 and Raptor SuperCrew
- 700 lbs static and 300 lbs dynamic, making it a capable Ford Raptor roof rack for desert builds
- About 52 lbs, light for a full-length F-150 roof rack
- 1/4" aircraft-grade aluminum sideplates, thicker than most competing racks
- Eight crossbars for plenty of mounting positions
- Pairs with the PAK System Rack Height bed rack for a continuous platform
- Choice of Full or Half Height fairing at the same price
- Made in Colorado with a Lifetime Warranty
Cons
- Drilling and rivet installation required. This is a permanent modification to the roof
- Professional installation recommended, which adds cost
- Does not fit trucks with a front roof antenna
- SuperCrew only. Regular Cab and SuperCab trucks are not compatible
- Fairing choice is made at purchase, so switching later means buying the other fairing separately
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it require drilling?
Yes. The 14th Gen F-150 roof does not have the factory hardpoints that allow a drill-free mount, so the Storm uses four rivet attachments that require drilling into the cab roof. Sherpa recommends professional installation, since rivet placement and sealing matter for keeping the roof watertight. The install guide above covers every step for anyone doing it themselves.
Will it fit my F-150 or Raptor?
If it is a 2021 through 2026 SuperCrew without a front roof antenna, yes. It works as a Raptor roof rack exactly as it does on the standard F-150, since both share the SuperCrew cab. It does not fit Regular Cab or SuperCab trucks, or 2015-2020 13th Gen models. Call us at 844-200-3979 with your year and cab style for confirmation.
What about the front antenna?
Trucks with an antenna mounted at the front of the roof are not compatible, because the rack occupies that area. Check the front of your cab roof before ordering. If you are not sure whether your truck has it, send us a photo and we will confirm.
Can I mount a rooftop tent on it?
Yes. 300 lbs dynamic covers the tent plus accessories while driving, and 700 lbs static covers the tent plus occupants once parked. At 68 inches the cab platform suits most tents, though longer tents will overhang. Many owners run the tent on a bed rack instead and use this F150 cab rack for an awning, boards, and lighting. Browse our rooftop tent collection here.
Can I pair it with a bed rack?
Yes. The Sherpa PAK System Rack Height bed rack sits level with the cab roof, so together they form one continuous platform from windshield to tailgate. That setup is popular for overlanding: tent over the bed, awning and boards along the cab.
Which fairing should I choose?
Choose Full Height if you are not running a light bar, since it deflects the most air for the quietest ride. Choose Half Height if you want a single-row light bar to sit flush with the fairing line. Both cost the same. If a light bar is anywhere in your plans, Half Height saves you buying a second fairing later.
Complete Your Build
Front Antenna? Send Us a Photo.
Tell us your year and cab style and snap a picture of your roof. We will confirm fitment and can point you to installers.
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