Orange Boxx Molle

[OrangeBoxxfab]

I am very tempted by this sale. The panels look great, I’m no overlander though. I would honestly use them to attach baby related items to.

These are great for what ever you want to latch on them. Coupled with products from Blue Ridge overland they make all sorts of bags to just about any configuration you can think of.

 

[Heavy_GD]

I am very tempted by this sale. The panels look great, I’m no overlander though. I would honestly use them to attach baby related items to.

Not to sway you, but my GF's runner is the beach/road trip truck, and we bought a crate to keep stuff in and it drives me crazy back there.

Plus you lose cargo room especially when the dog is back there for us.

I bought these for her with a custom message and the basket, she thinks its a great idea and things will be properly secured now.

Its not an intrusive mod that ruins the design of her tuck.

Plus its removable, so if you hate them all of these goons will buy then used hahaha

 

[kelkins]

Not to sway you, but my GF's runner is the beach/road trip truck, and we bought a crate to keep stuff in and it drives me crazy back there.

Plus you lose cargo room especially when the dog is back there for us.

I bought these for her with a custom message and the basket, she thinks its a great idea and things will be properly secured now.

Its not an intrusive mod that ruins the design of her tuck.

Plus its removable, so if you hate them all of these goons will buy then used hahaha

I know all about no cargo room. I have a sub box and a stroller in the back of my 4runner at all times. On top of that, I usually have a backpack for the kids, diapers, and about 2000 random stuffed animals/bags of goldfish. Having something to clip things onto would be a great thing. We call my vehicle the “dad van”, and for good reason. I do have the usual recovery gear/roadside emergency gear as well.

I may end up getting one later today. 20% is a good deal.

 

[Heavy_GD]

I know all about no cargo room. I have a sub box and a stroller in the back of my 4runner at all times. On top of that, I usually have a backpack for the kids, diapers, and about 2000 random stuffed animals/bags of goldfish. Having something to clip things onto would be a great thing. We call my vehicle the “dad van”, and for good reason. I do have the usual recovery gear/roadside emergency gear as well.

I may end up getting one later today. 20% is a good deal.

Most of us can feel that pain through the interweb.

backpacks and bags can even hang on the rack with carabiners, which Im sure you have plenty of. If not they are golden.

I carry bungee straps too, and in factory mode there is usually nothing to anchor to, this just adds to that ability to strap stuff in.

the 20% swayed me too. :thumb:

 

[SantaFeTrailer]

Don't say you weren't warned:

https://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-...boxx-fabrication-psd-rack.html?highlight=boxx

Orange Boxx rear window Molle dropped today