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Hey everyone! Bob from powoq here. Nice to meet you all! đź‘‹đź‘‹đź‘‹

We’ve been busy making floor mats and cargo liners on Amazon for a while now, so we’re no strangers to trucks and SUVs. Mud, snow, dog hair—that’s exactly what we build for.

We’re now expanding into more stuff—think hood protectors, door sill guards, cargo organizers, and more.

Our rule stays the same:
Keep it simple, make it clean, and no drilling or cutting required!

We’re here because we want to build what you actually need. We want to keep a direct line of communication open with all of you.

Moving forward, I’ll be dropping in to share our upcoming projects. We’d love to have your eyes (and hands!) on our designs.

Got a problem you’re dying to solve? A gadget you wish existed? Let us know. We’d love to see what we can bring to life for you. We’ll be hooking this forum up with exclusive discounts and sending out test samples for the great ideas. :like:

Stoked to be here and see what we can create with you guys. Let’s get to work!

:handsinair: A welcome gift for the forum:
Please use code POWOQ10 at checkout on our official website for 10% OFF your entire order.

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I’ve been looking for a ball cap storage solution that keeps the hat(s) within arms reach of the driver and doesn’t involve:
-Installing a whole overhead molle panel ($$$)
-The dashboard (Sun fades the hat quickly)

I tried one of those amazon clips that mounts onto the back of the headrest. The hats fall off the clip and the clip comes off the headrest.
 
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I’ve been looking for a ball cap storage solution that keeps the hat(s) within arms reach of the driver and doesn’t involve:
-Installing a whole overhead molle panel ($$$)
-The dashboard (Sun fades the hat quickly)

I tried one of those amazon clips that mounts onto the back of the headrest. The hats fall off the clip and the clip comes off the headrest.
You're spot on with those points. Hmm, let me think... honestly, we don't have a dedicated hat storage thing right now.

You might be able to use our side door storage pockets for that. I’ll be dropping more product updates, so hopefully, one of those will fit what you're looking for down the line.

If you've got any ideas on what would work better, we're all ears!

21-25_BRO_TPE_ABS_2P_FrontDoorSideStorageBoxCombo (4).webp
 

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Curious, not trying to be a douche here, but why do your door pockets look exactly the same as all the other dropshipped door pockets?
 

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Curious, not trying to be a douche here, but why do your door pockets look exactly the same as all the other dropshipped door pockets?
Good question. There are definitely a lot of similar accessories out there.

For us, the difference is in the details — fitment, testing, installation, and listening to owners who actually use their Broncos.

We’re not just here to drop products and disappear. We want to work with the community, get feedback, and keep improving the parts based on real use.

Thanks for bringing it up!
 
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2 Door owners that frequently take the entire roof off regularly would like an easily removable tonneau/ cargo area cover. The only ones I've ever seen for 2 Door are permanent installation.
Great suggestion! Do you mean a soft canvas/fabric style, a hard folding cover, or something retractable?
 

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Good question. There are definitely a lot of similar accessories out there.

For us, the difference is in the details — fitment, testing, installation, and listening to owners who actually use their Broncos.

We’re not just here to drop products and disappear. We want to work with the community, get feedback, and keep improving the parts based on real use.

Thanks for bringing it up!
What does your R&D process look like? Are you guys working with a manufacturer or are you manufacturing the parts yourself in the USA?
 

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2 Door owners that frequently take the entire roof off regularly would like an easily removable tonneau/ cargo area cover. The only ones I've ever seen for 2 Door are permanent installation.
Great suggestion! Do you mean a soft canvas/fabric style, a hard folding cover, or something retractable?
Soft Canvas, that seals weather tight around the roll bar C Pillars, and sheds water rather than letting it pool or drain into the bed, a good way to achieve that might be by putting a curved bow immediately behind the rear passenger seat.

Major bonus points if you made a version for rear seats folded down (or removed) that ran all the way to the B Pillar.

And if you make that, the next step , would be a rear window (See Jeep Wind Stoppers/Dusters for examples) that wraps around the B-pillar and zip to the tonneau.

Basically a Kit like this for the Bronco 2 Door would likely sell to a lot of folks! (I'll be first in line);

https://www.quadratec.com/p/mastert...msp-wind-tonneau-combo-jl-2-dr-soft-top-twill
 

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Hey everyone! Bob from powoq here. Nice to meet you all! đź‘‹đź‘‹đź‘‹

We’ve been busy making floor mats and cargo liners on Amazon for a while now, so we’re no strangers to trucks and SUVs. Mud, snow, dog hair—that’s exactly what we build for.

We’re now expanding into more stuff—think hood protectors, door sill guards, cargo organizers, and more.

Our rule stays the same:
Keep it simple, make it clean, and no drilling or cutting required!

We’re here because we want to build what you actually need. We want to keep a direct line of communication open with all of you.

Moving forward, I’ll be dropping in to share our upcoming projects. We’d love to have your eyes (and hands!) on our designs.

Got a problem you’re dying to solve? A gadget you wish existed? Let us know. We’d love to see what we can bring to life for you. We’ll be hooking this forum up with exclusive discounts and sending out test samples for the great ideas. :like:

Stoked to be here and see what we can create with you guys. Let’s get to work!

:handsinair:A welcome gift for the forum:
Please use code POWOQ10 at checkout on our official website for 10% OFF your entire order.

Bob
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I along with others im sure would love to see a cheap fold-up soft door option. I love taking my doors off, problem is PA summers are now mimicking florida with pop up storms. I'm tired of the soaking wet rides home from work.
 

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Great suggestion! Do you mean a soft canvas/fabric style, a hard folding cover, or something retractable?
Either a soft solution or something molded in a durable plastic. And something that could be easily removed to accommodate replacing the roof. I live in eastern Canada and the roof has to go back on for the winter. Thanks for responding.
 

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I along with others im sure would love to see a cheap fold-up soft door option. I love taking my doors off, problem is PA summers are now mimicking florida with pop up storms. I'm tired of the soaking wet rides home from work.
Oh THAT would be epic. Would love this a lot actually.
 

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I’d like a soft retractable cover, but others may prefer a more robust shelf. I just want to cover up any contents beneath the window-line, but still have the option to retract if I need to carry something taller.
 

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Something that would allow hardtop owners to remove or open side windows a crack on the hardtop. Also a quick remove kit for the rear window on the hardtop. I don't think this would be too hard to do. I would buy both in a 1 second. If you do make this please make it available on the the 2 door.
 
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What does your R&D process look like? Are you guys working with a manufacturer or are you manufacturing the parts yourself in the USA?
To be upfront, we don't manufacture in the USA.

We have our own R&D team. We start by 3D scanning the actual vehicles, designing the parts in-house, and 3D printing the prototypes. Then, we test these prototypes on our own vehicles or work with test owners. Once the fitment is verified, we move to mass production.

So, the design, fitment testing, and quality control are completely handled by us.
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