The Interroblog: Rivian Gear Mods, Shop Experiments, and Half-Baked Ideas

This is where we document the experiments, updates, field
tests, and occasionally poor decisions that shape our gear. Expect a mix of
product development insights, customer builds, and weird science from the
Interrobang team. It’s part dev diary, part shop talk, and occasionally useful.

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Laser-cut recycled cardboard sleeves designed to protect the Rivian Tunnel Tray during shipping
Feb 15, 2026
A practical look at the recycled, laser-cut cardboard packaging system we built to keep every Tunnel Tray protected and stable in transit.
What’s in Your Winter Go Bag?
Feb 01, 2026
Stuck in a snowbank? Don’t be stuck without a plan.After Winter Storm Fern rolled through 34 states, we took a hard look at what we actually keep in our trucks during cold-weather chaos. This post breaks down our no-BS winter emergency kit: what we pack, what we forgot, and what every Rivian R1T driver (and honestly, anyone with a vehicle) should have stashed before the next storm hits. Backed by real-world experience and a few gov’t recommendations that won’t put you to sleep.
Mod, Test, Repeat: A Tonneau Cover Strap’s Long Road to Version 3
Jan 15, 2026
From Velcro patches to magnetic buckles, here’s how we built a better tonneau cover strap and how to upgrade your Rivian R1T cover today.  
Interrobang’s Carbon-Neutral Initiative, Now and in 2026
Jan 01, 2026
Interrobang removed over 24 tonnes of carbon through Shopify Planet since 2024. Here’s how carbon-neutral shipping fits into our New Year goals… and what’s next.
5 Things We’ve Used the Gear Tunnel Tray For (So Far)
Dec 15, 2025
Real-World Tunnel Tray Uses: From induction burners to welding tanks, here are five very real things we’ve hauled with our Interrobang Tunnel Tray for the Rivian R1T. Don’t try this at home. Or do.
How We Built the Tunnel Tray: Several Years, Heaps of Prototypes, and a Free Ladder
Dec 01, 2025
It all started with a ladder found at the curb on trash day. Three years later, the Tunnel Tray has become one of our most dialed-in pieces of hardware but it wasn’t a straight path. Let’s show you how we got there.