Interior door webbing pulled loose

[BluePonyGT]

Anyone experience this? Surprisingly weak. My wife stuffed a flat LED light in there and the webbing ripped an pulled loose from the bottom. I'll have to replace it. Simply unscrewing the bolts and trying to tuck it back in doesn't work very well.

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[Essmith94]

Same. Had a water bottle fall right through. Guess I need to upgrade to some of the solid holder options.

 

[BluePonyGT]

Same. Had a water bottle fall right through. Guess I need to upgrade to some of the solid holder options.

Ah I didn't even realize there are other options. Does anyone happen to have more info on those? I'm not going to bother replacing them as-is. Not happy with these at all from the factory.

 

[Bacon is Life]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/clearance-sale-door-panel-pocket-molle-set.55257/

 

[7722 Bronco]

Some of the cheapest manufacturing got the bid to make those nets. I caught my hiking boot tread on mine and pulled them loose. Took them apart and saw how they were made. Looks like they took a hot iron and melted the net into the plastic frame. $60K Wildtrak with 10 cent nets. Went with Mountain2Metal door pockets.

 

[contented]

Mine did it on the drivers side. Just remove the metal frame, re-tuck the netting and reinstall frame. We actually like the netting vs the rigid pockets. Easier to stick bigger cups etc into.

 

[Joez60421]

Ours didn't come untucked, it ripped. Very frustrating, the seat back nets on my land cruiser have lasted 30 years and 300k miles, these pulled apart before the 3k mile mark. Hoping someone just comes up with better netting, we like the net vs a hard pocket.

 

[HeliPilot]

Mine did it on the drivers side. Just remove the metal frame, re-tuck the netting and reinstall frame. We actually like the netting vs the rigid pockets. Easier to stick bigger cups etc into.

Ditto this, I like the netting as well.

 

[BluePonyGT]

Mine did it on the drivers side. Just remove the metal frame, re-tuck the netting and reinstall frame. We actually like the netting vs the rigid pockets. Easier to stick bigger cups etc into.

Yeah that's the first thing I did only to find out it ripped as well.

I ordered these:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YR42NN9?psc=1&smid=A3RK80176SNO7&ref_=chk_typ_imgToDp

The ones listed previously it looks like the backs can't be ordered any more.

 

[BluePonyGT]

So they showed up last night (thanks Amazon!). I'll probably install them over the weekend. They looked ultra practical, rigid 3/32" steel that's coated. What you see is what you get, which is just fine by me.

 

[Bronco23]

Ah I didn't even realize there are other options. Does anyone happen to have more info on those? I'm not going to bother replacing them as-is. Not happy with these at all from the factory.

I ordered these, I didn't like the idea of Metal edges right there that the other ones have, and it will fit a water bottle no problem.

https://www.amazon.com/cartaoo-Storage-Organizer-Interior-Accessories/dp/B0BC8G83JB/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=2EGW4MPA5P8O&keywords=bronco+door+pocket&qid=1668710750&sprefix=bronco+door+pock,aps,221&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

 

[Bronco SWAT]

My driver door netting had "holes" in it....More than by design , LOL
My dealer ordered and installed a new one. I too . like the flexibility
of the netting. No issues since.

 

[BroncocnorB]

You can have it both ways. I installed the Mabett pockets right over the netting. So you have both..

 

[not on the rug]

Most people I know use 32oz Nalgene (or similar) bottles. The Bronco doesn't have a place to hold a bottle that size except the stretchy door netting.
I guess if you drink out of little bitty bottles then replacing the netting with any of those hard metal options is ok.

 

[Brian_B]

The netting looks ok when it's brand new, but it doesn't hold up very well at all. Pretty disappointing.

I left mine in but put a canvas pocket over it, it will hold a soda bottle but not one of those giant Stanley things. Nice to throw my keys, wallet and radio in

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