Let's See your Molle Panel Setup and Storage Ideas

[Xinnes88X]

I just started purchasing Molle Panels for my Bronco, one on the tailgate, and two overhead in the cabin. Would love to see your different setups with your Molle Panels would love to get more ideas for my rig!

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[Murraydog11]

I have a rear tailgate and driver side rear setup on my 2 door.

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[Callelk]

Tailgate:

 

[1979]

Tailgate:

Where did you get the smaller panel from?

 

[Callelk]

Where did you get the smaller panel from?

Buckle up buttercup. I'm sure there are others though.

 

[Ridley]

I just started purchasing Molle Panels for my Bronco, one on the tailgate, and two overhead in the cabin. Would love to see your different setups with your Molle Panels would love to get more ideas for my rig!

It could probably be a little tidier, but here you go.

 

[DriveAllNight]

I've said it before in other threads, Mountains 2 Metal Attic Shelf for the win ...

 

[Callelk]

It could probably be a little tidier, but here you go.

Like the organizing patches.....Link?

 

[Ridley]

Like the organizing patches.....Link?

The patches are homemade.

They've been through a couple of iterations. Started with a 3D printed backplate, which was just unecessary. (but it looked neat). The first time I did it was in illustrator, but I've since given Adobe the finger and the boot and I've been using Affinity Design.

Just a plain hexagon shape, some kind of color coding and then browsing through MDI icons (https://pictogrammers.com/library/mdi/) picking one that works and tweaking it.

Printed them out on a laser waterproof label, stuck it on some velcro, and did some (poor) trimming.

View attachment hexagons.pdf I exported the file to a pdf and attached it to this post, it's very much a work in progress though.

 

[Callelk]

The patches are homemade.

They've been through a couple of iterations. Started with a 3D printed backplate, which was just unecessary. (but it looked neat). The first time I did it was in illustrator, but I've since given Adobe the finger and the boot and I've been using Affinity Design.

Just a plain hexagon shape, some kind of color coding and then browsing through MDI icons (https://pictogrammers.com/library/mdi/) picking one that works and tweaking it.

Printed them out on a laser waterproof label, stuck it on some velcro, and did some (poor) trimming.

View attachment hexagons.pdf I exported the file to a pdf and attached it to this post, it's very much a work in progress though.

Very nice. Looks like a lot of work though...

Thank you for the PDF. I'll see what I can come up with....need a dog poop bag one

 

[Copperhorse73]

All the @Mountains2Metal rear cargo stuff except for the attic shelf

 

[Ridley]

Very nice. Looks like a lot of work though...

Thank you for the PDF. I'll see what I can come up with....need a dog poop bag one

Once the first hexagon is laid out, it's pretty much copy/paste from there.
Added a dog poop one for you!

 

[DriveAllNight]

Okay , so now I need bag labels - someone needs to make these things and sell them

 

[noteworthy brand]

So...I found this thread right after I bought my Bronco.

I was looking for a tailgate storage setup that would suit my favorite pastime—golf.

In addition to my bag of clubs, I always had at least one pair of golf shoes, a set of packable rain gear, and a bunch of other smaller items knocking around back there—balls, tees, sunscreen, etc.

I looked at all the MOLLE options but I could not find a pouch large enough to hold a pair of shoes, which was kind of surprising. Plus, I wanted it to be easier to configure and reconfigure.

And that was how the idea for noteworthy brand storage was born. Here's my setup now:



And when I want to change my setup for a different activity or a different kind of trip, the Velcro design makes it easy to re-arrange:



Here's my one of my other favorite setups—two sets of shoes—one for the gym and one for the office:



I made three different size pouches, each designed to fit the Bronco's available space. That way, it would be versatile enough that lots of other people could set it up for whatever their passion is—off-roading, overlanding, camping, fishing...anything, really. Some examples:

The tray table and MOLLE options out there suit lots of people's needs just fine. But I felt like there were also a bunch of Bronco owners out there whose needs weren't really being met and that's why I designed something new, something different, something—noteworthy!

 

[Nibroc99]

So...I found this thread right after I bought my Bronco.

I was looking for a tailgate storage setup that would suit my favorite pastime—golf.

In addition to my bag of clubs, I always had at least one pair of golf shoes, a set of packable rain gear, and a bunch of other smaller items knocking around back there—balls, tees, sunscreen, etc.

I looked at all the MOLLE options but I could not find a pouch large enough to hold a pair of shoes, which was kind of surprising. Plus, I wanted it to be easier to configure and reconfigure.

And that was how the idea for noteworthy brand storage was born. Here's my setup now:



And when I want to change my setup for a different activity or a different kind of trip, the Velcro design makes it easy to re-arrange:



Here's my one of my other favorite setups—two sets of shoes—one for the gym and one for the office:



I made three different size pouches, each designed to fit the Bronco's available space. That way, it would be versatile enough that lots of other people could set it up for whatever their passion is—off-roading, overlanding, camping, fishing...anything, really. Some examples:

The tray table and MOLLE options out there suit lots of people's needs just fine. But I felt like there were also a bunch of Bronco owners out there whose needs weren't really being met and that's why I designed something new, something different, something—noteworthy!

Great design! So why does it cost $250 just for the backing velcro, plus an extra $50, $60, or $70 per bag depending on size? What is it that's inflating the cost so much?

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