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DV8 Offroad MPJL-06 Door Pocket Molle Panels Fits 18-25 Gladiator Wrangler (JL)

$81.23

Door Pocket Liner

Door Pocket Molle Panels; Rear; Micro Texture Black Powder Coat;


FEATURES:
  • Rigid Steel Design Replaces The Weak Saggy Net
  • Molle Design Allows For Multiple Gear Mounting Solutions
  • Front Panel Protrusion Maximizes Space For Water Bottles And More
  • Snap-In Design With Locking Tabs To Secure Pocket Into Place
  • Micro-Texture Black Powder Coat

Our Rear Door Molle Panel Pockets were designed to replace the OEM door nets that often sag and stretch with use. The front panel protrudes outwards to maximize space for a water bottle or similar sized object. The molle panel design allows for multiple gear mounting solutions for things like tools, a pocket knife, a holster, & other daily gear. These Molle Panels feature a snap-in design with locking tabs to secure the molle pocket into place, eliminating the need to remove the whole door panel. This also means that they can be easily removed if needed. The panels' design flows well with interior styling, and are finished in a micro-texture black powder coat. We also make Front Door Molle Panel Pockets for a full net replacement solution. * Please Note: Cutting/Removal of factory netting required for installation.

We at DV8 Off-Road understand Jeeps. The importance of creating a product that stands the test of time on and off the trail. We build durable, long lasting parts that compliment the natural lines of a Jeep. We also understand that along with style, Jeep enthusiasts need functional, reliable equipment that also protects their investment. That's why we test all of our products on our fleet of JK and JL Jeeps before releasing them to the public. These vehicles are driven both on and off-road daily. Our staff enjoys taking the DV8 Off-Road Jeeps out and testing our products to the limit. We do all of this to ensure that we are providing high quality accessories that are just as amazing as the Jeep itself.