Molle or modular storage panel load outs

[GripT4R]

Not one of you carries an SBR or spare mags on those panels? What a waste.

 

[Big Daddy K]

Not one of you carries an SBR or spare mags on those panels? What a waste.

They aren't holsters.

 

[Big Daddy K]

So my first impression... the space fills up quickly, even tough I have some space to fill. I don’t even notice them unless I look for them, kind of like the windows themselves.

So while they are expensive for what they are I think it’s a solid investment if you carry stuff and need floor space. Both of which I do.

Some molle bags are easier to mount than others, I had to get creative on a few. My preconceived idea was to have all grey bags perfectly filling up the area, well that’s out the window. [emoji23]


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[Big Daddy K]

I also hate it. Not sure I want to do the molle panel as it looks like a target for thieves.



Was looking at boxes and drawers. Smittybuilt sells one for the Jeep Wrangler that looks to be the least expensive and workable for a T4R.



$280.51:

Smittybilt Rear Lockable Storage Box - 2763 | 4wheelparts.com

My windows are tinted and you’d have to look to notice the panels. I’d say no more of a target than leaving anything that is visible to prying eyes.
I sleep in the back sometimes, so drawers aren’t an option.


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[adrummingdude]

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on the Rago panels, mostly because they also have an adjustable shelf that goes across the back.

As someone who hauls a lot of photography gear around almost daily, that shelf will be a huge benefit.

Do any of these other manufacturers have a shelf?

 

[JP421]

Do any of these other manufacturers have a shelf?

Not yet that I have seen. They all eventually copy one another so I am sure the others will at some point.

 

[GripT4R]

They aren't holsters.

Correct, they are molle compatible panels.

You should educate yourself before you use words to pretend to know what you are talking about....

 

[Charlievee]

I don't under stand? Modular. Lightweight. Load bearing. Equipment (MOLLE) or "modular"? :bounce:

 

[Big Daddy K]

Correct, they are molle compatible panels.



You should educate yourself before you use words to pretend to know what you are talking about....

What exactly am I not educated about? I’m not the one trying to use my car as a holster.


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[Bay33saw]

I have the same set up as yours and I just bought a new tow strap that weighs 5lbs and two D ring shackles that weigh 2.5 lbs each. Can I ask you where you got the velcro straps that hold the strap on the panel and also how you attached the shackles.
Thanks

I am running 2 Victory4x4 MOLLE panels. I love these things! Our Runners have a surprising lack of storage cubbies for such a versatile vehicle that I view these as practically NECESSARY!

Left Panel:

Collapsible shovel/axe
Fire Extinguisher
Indiv First Aid Kit (IFAK)
Shackles
30' Tow Strap
Hammock and strapping
Carabiners/Tie downs
Emergency strobe light

Right Panel: (not pictured)

LED Lantern
Extension cord (quite handy!)
Sawtooth Machete
ARB Delfator/Gauge
Paper Towel holder
...space for more still...

 

[callrich]

I’m looking for a custom or manufactured storage bin that can slide over the rear wheel wells. Can someone point me in the right direction?

 

[Drobs]

I’m looking for a custom or manufactured storage bin that can slide over the rear wheel wells. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Do you know about the hidden compartment under that tray?

 

[callrich]

If it’s the rectangle one near the hinge of the rear seat fold downs, that never stays closed, then yes. If there is another one, no.

 

[Drobs]

If it’s the rectangle one near the hinge of the rear seat fold downs, that never stays closed, then yes. If there is another one, no.

Different one:

Rear Wheel Well Storage?

See Antman's post #10.