Storage Area Mounted Gear Hooks on Etsy

[Julz670]

Came across these on Etsy. Two versions, $20 each; one mounts to the bottom of the rear speakers, the other version mounts directly to the roll bars below the rear speakers. There is also a 4pack for $28 that has both sets. Looks like they are just plastic 3D printed hooks. Could definitely be improved but thought I would share as I haven't seen these on here yet.

SPEAKER MOUNT:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1095884464/

ROLL BAR MOUNT:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1094486592/

4PACK (BOTH):
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1124288507/

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[@BadBlueBronco]

Those are 3D printed, I’ll wait for something billet

 

[Theherofails]

Those are 3D printed, I’ll wait for something billet

Those are 3d printed out of carbon fiber impregnated nylon. Incredibly strong material for what it is. You could run those over with the Bronco and they would likely be fine.

Billet would be much stronger still though. Can't beat metal.

I think the 3d printed versions would work fine for daily driver use.

 

[@BadBlueBronco]

Those are 3d printed out of carbon fiber impregnated nylon. Incredibly strong material for what it is. You could run those over with the Bronco and they would likely be fine.

Billet would be much stronger still though. Can't beat metal.

I think the 3d printed versions would work fine for daily driver use.

I still would rather have billet over a markforge print. Definitely better than PLA/ABS but still doesn’t have the longevity needed to be reliable. Bags/items bouncing on it while off-roading will cause failure, regardless of how stiff they are.

 

[Julz670]

I still would rather have billet over a markforge print. Definitely better than PLA/ABS but still doesn’t have the longevity needed to be reliable. Bags/items bouncing on it while off-roading will cause failure, regardless of how stiff they are.

I don't disagree, these are probably not great for off-road use or hanging heavy gear. But for a hook to hang small items or clothing during daily use, this should work fine.

 

[Theherofails]

I still would rather have billet over a markforge print. Definitely better than PLA/ABS but still doesn’t have the longevity needed to be reliable. Bags/items bouncing on it while off-roading will cause failure, regardless of how stiff they are.

Oh I agree totally.

 

[amccue90]

You guys are funny with your Billet. I think I'll buy these for $28 and if/when one breaks I'll buy the ones that cost $100 each to replace

 

[Julz670]

You guys are funny with your Billet. I think I'll buy these for $28 and if/when one breaks I'll buy the ones that cost $100 each to replace

I'm with you on this, not everything needs to be billet. Nice to have low cost options, even if they are a temporary solution. If I end up with a need for industrial strength super hooks, billet it is. AR will probably have some $150 jacket hooks soon.

 

[Blitzjb]

Came across these on Etsy. Two versions, $20 each; one mounts to the bottom of the rear speakers, the other version mounts directly to the roll bars below the rear speakers. There is also a 4pack for $28 that has both sets. Looks like they are just plastic 3D printed hooks. Could definitely be improved but thought I would share as I haven't seen these on here yet.

SPEAKER MOUNT:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1095884464/

ROLL BAR MOUNT:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1094486592/

4PACK (BOTH):
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1124288507/

They are $20 a pair... I installed them. Excellent for the price.

 

[Julz670]

I wonder if these hooks end up in an awkward spot relative to the back of the seats if being used in a 2door. I haven't paid much attention to where the roll bars are in relation to the back seats in a 2door vs 4door but I think the angle of that bar is steeper in the 2door.

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

Note: not all Broncos have the mounting points on the roll bar

I think the speaker mount ones work on any Bronco

 

[redone17]

I have a pair of these. They seem sturdy enough. I got them for $20 when he had a deal. The fit and finish is nice. I like how it fits in the nook of the speaker so nicely. It’s just nice to have an anchor point back there. Between that and the GPCA anchors - I like the idea of having options for securing gear.

Doug is a nice guy. He even did a test on this emblem for me.

He’s working on some BYOD rails too.

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