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Hey guys,

If you actually use your Bronco, you probably know the drill. The stuff you reach for most never really has a home. It ends up buried at the bottom of the center console, or sliding around loose somewhere. On a trail run, digging for a flashlight while you're trying to deal with something else gets old fast.

So we built a MOLLE panel that mounts on the passenger side and gives that gear a fixed place, right within reach. The panel is carbon steel with a powder-coated finish. It's strong enough that it won't flex when you're pulling gear off it, and the coating helps resist rust and corrosion.

The grid uses standard MOLLE spacing, so you can mount pouches, straps, and clips to it. It bolts up using the factory holes. No drilling, nothing permanent. Once mounted, it sits close to the console, so it doesn't cut into passenger legroom.

Fits 2021–2025 Bronco (2-door & 4-door), passenger side only (not for Bronco Sport).

If you've been looking for a place to keep that gear, here's the link:
https://bit.ly/4akwn


Curious — where do you guys usually keep the gear you reach for most?


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I like this idea, but I do wish it mounted under the grab handle, just for aesthetics. I've only seen one other similar product from DV8, but its for both sides and is about 6x the price. 😅
 

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I have Molle panels on the lower sections of the tailgate cargo area and the door (recovery gear, first aid, fan), under both front seats (fire extinguisher, comm radio external speaker), passenger side of center console (mic storage).
 

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I have Molle panels on the lower sections of the tailgate cargo area and the door (recovery gear, first aid, fan), under both front seats (fire extinguisher, comm radio external speaker), passenger side of center console (mic storage).
What molle system do you have under the front seats?
 

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I will say, I like how this looks a lot and the price is great. I made my own out of this (1" square hardware cloth) already though, so I'm bookmarking this product for a rainy day when I've got extra money floating around. Would be nice to have a proper molle panel instead of just a wire grate haha. Will post pics later of my homemade version :)
 

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I will say, I like how this looks a lot and the price is great. I made my own out of this (1" square hardware cloth) already though, so I'm bookmarking this product for a rainy day when I've got extra money floating around. Would be nice to have a proper molle panel instead of just a wire grate haha. Will post pics later of my homemade version :)
Very curious to see this!
 

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Very curious to see this!
Will definitely post pics as soon as I get home tomorrow - I'm on a trip right now and can't find any pics of it on my phone. I don't think I actually have any pics of the thing haha! I still need to paint it too - currently it's unfinished and I'm using it to mount a flashlight and a couple other things.
 

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Mountains2metal makes a nice set that mounts on both sides. They're more expensive. Their phone support is great too.
 

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Mountains2metal makes a nice set that mounts on both sides. They're more expensive. Their phone support is great too.
I scored a crazy good deal on a used set of their rear cargo molle system with the flip up shelf. LOVE it
 

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Hey guys,

If you actually use your Bronco, you probably know the drill. The stuff you reach for most never really has a home. It ends up buried at the bottom of the center console, or sliding around loose somewhere. On a trail run, digging for a flashlight while you're trying to deal with something else gets old fast.

So we built a MOLLE panel that mounts on the passenger side and gives that gear a fixed place, right within reach. The panel is carbon steel with a powder-coated finish. It's strong enough that it won't flex when you're pulling gear off it, and the coating helps resist rust and corrosion.

The grid uses standard MOLLE spacing, so you can mount pouches, straps, and clips to it. It bolts up using the factory holes. No drilling, nothing permanent. Once mounted, it sits close to the console, so it doesn't cut into passenger legroom.

Fits 2021–2025 Bronco (2-door & 4-door), passenger side only (not for Bronco Sport).

If you've been looking for a place to keep that gear, here's the link:
https://bit.ly/4akwn


Curious — where do you guys usually keep the gear you reach for most?


 2026-07-17 160047.webp

 2026-07-17 142810.webp
Looks like a nice original product. https://mountains2metal.com/BR6CCPM/
 

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Looks like a nice original product. https://mountains2metal.com/BR6CCPM/
I will say, the metal looks sturdier in theirs - unless it's just because of the washets being used. In the M2M one you can see how the screws are bending the metal inward:
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VS Powok's (though it may not be a very original design, obviously):
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Don't get me wrong... I'd MUCH rather have something made in USA, especially supporting a small business. Just giving some feedback. For double the price I'd expect a big bump in quality is all. I do prefer the M2M design, looks cooler/more well-thought-out like y'all were actually takign your time when designing it instead of just making the thing as simple as possible like powok did. (I'm still not convinced that powok isn't dropshipping this stuff lol)
 

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I will say, the metal looks sturdier in theirs - unless it's just because of the washets being used. In the M2M one you can see how the screws are bending the metal inward:
1787869763534-hv.webp

1787869784696-tz.webp

VS Powok's (though it may not be a very original design, obviously):
1787869848328-8y.webp


Don't get me wrong... I'd MUCH rather have something made in USA, especially supporting a small business. Just giving some feedback. For double the price I'd expect a big bump in quality is all. I do prefer the M2M design, looks cooler/more well-thought-out like y'all were actually takign your time when designing it instead of just making the thing as simple as possible like powok did. (I'm still not convinced that powok isn't dropshipping this stuff lol)
I didn't notice the metal bending in on mine.
 

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I like this idea, but I do wish it mounted under the grab handle, just for aesthetics. I've only seen one other similar product from DV8, but its for both sides and is about 6x the price. 😅
This is the one I have. It has a bar that crosses under the grab handle to connect both sides. I had the sides powder coated black textured with the cross bar powder coated race red to match my heritage limited red accents in the interior.

https://barnes4wd.com/products/bron...bjm2ylHRFVK2gNO1VnaQpe3vy_4jPpjhoCBOwQAvD_BwE
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