Molle panel configurations

[Jjgreeneyes]

Trying to get some ideas!!

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[NVCowboy]

Here’s my tailgate. No other molle, but I’m considering it.

 

[GroovyGeek]

The rear of the Bronco is so deprived of tie-out points that molle panels are a must if you frequently drive off-road and want to keep things from flopping.

I installed a full coverage Maxzina set from Amazon and a KlutchTech tailgate table with a molle panel. Yes, the workmanship is not exquisite, but at least than 1/3 the price of the alternatives it is plenty good and has never prevented me from doing anything that the more expensive panels would allow in a similar configuration.

I found the molle panel on the tailgate table not very useful. I sleep in the back of the Bronco almost every time I off-road and anything hanging back there robs me of valuable inches that could otherwise be leg space. The panel is also cold in the winter so I removed it and replaced it with a sheet of closed cell foam.

To enable me to tie things down over the seatbacks I have installed a few tie-out points at pretty much every screw I could find on the back of the front seat and the sides of the rear seats. I strap two of the Costco yellow top bins behind the driver where I keep food and sleeping gear. Into off two flat 1.5gal water jugs to the panels in the trunk. I have molle pouches on the window panels where I keep a variety of stuff - toiletries, rain gear, batteries for my drone and cameras, etc.

 

[Jjgreeneyes]

The rear of the Bronco is so deprived of tie-out points that molle panels are a must if you frequently drive off-road and want to keep things from flopping.

I installed a full coverage Maxzina set from Amazon and a KlutchTech tailgate table with a molle panel. Yes, the workmanship is not exquisite, but at least than 1/3 the price of the alternatives it is plenty good and has never prevented me from doing anything that the more expensive panels would allow in a similar configuration.

I found the molle panel on the tailgate table not very useful. I sleep in the back of the Bronco almost every time I off-road and anything hanging back there robs me of valuable inches that could otherwise be leg space. The panel is also cold in the winter so I removed it and replaced it with a sheet of closed cell foam.

To enable me to tie things down over the seatbacks I have installed a few tie-out points at pretty much every screw I could find on the back of the front seat and the sides of the rear seats. I strap two of the Costco yellow top bins behind the driver where I keep food and sleeping gear. Into off two flat 1.5gal water jugs to the panels in the trunk. I have molle pouches on the window panels where I keep a variety of stuff - toiletries, rain gear, batteries for my drone and cameras, etc.

Would love to see a picture of your set up

 

[cr117]

Here's my everyday set up. Just have the two molle panels on the rear windows, but it's enough to get some of the items up and out of the way and provide additional anchor points.

 

[MountainMike]

Here's my everyday set up. Just have the two molle panels on the rear windows, but it's enough to get some of the items up and out of the way and provide additional anchor points.

Where are those side molle panels from?

 

[cr117]

Where are those side molle panels from?

They are the ones from Turn Offroad

 

[mvilla]

I have the entire cargo setup from @Mountains2Metal

 

[BwD]

Here’s my tailgate. No other molle, but I’m considering it.

Hi there. Could you tell us where you got the MOLLE bag that you've mounted on the right side in this photo? I've been looking for something that size but have been hard-pressed to find anything adequately large. Thanks!

 

[NVCowboy]

Mine came from a local surplus store. I'd do an internet search for Molle II Sustainment Pouch. They are available in ACU (pictured), woodland, and possibly multicam ($$$).

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