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How do you plan to use the window molle? I’d appreciate your thoughts on it after using it for a bit. I’m really not a fan of the aesthetic of molle panels so have been resisting it for a while, but I think one on the inside drivers side exactly as you have it would be great for a few things like my fire extinguisher that I always want with me and don’t ever want rolling loose. I have a different manufacturers version of the cargo shelf and I love having it!
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Agreed I don't like the passenger side one where it blocks the window. I like looking out of that one when switching lanes. Thinking about buying a new molle pouch for the first aid kit that came with the Cruiser. Have been thinking about a fire extinguisher and found a quick release mount on Amazon. Might relocate all my dog gear to that panel instead.
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I have both port and starboard molle panels installed on mine. I am able to see through the passenger panel just fine when switching lanes. I have them installed for my murder rabbit, so he doesn’t muck the glass or hit the windows with vengeance every time he sees a victim bunny or fast-food squirrel. I do run a loose taught line from molle to molle to string groceries, soft coolers and kid bags. Other than that, as in your consideration, I only load up the driver side.
To be honest my main consideration is that the passenger side of the cargo area is dedicated for my pal Rocky, and I like him to have the best view possible. A little silly, I know, but he’s a good boy.
I'm running almost the exact same setup as @ERROR504.
I currently have bear spray and a first aid kit on the driver side. I was planning on mounting a 2.5 lbs ABC fire extinguisher on there but TBH, I don't think it will hold heavier gear without eventually rattling.
One little silver lining is that on our last camping trip, I starting stuffing my insulated jacket, rain jacket and hoodie (not all at once) in the little opening of the molle panel. Which was super nice knowing where my jacket was when it started pouring rain every evening.
*Edit: I love that Bison gear shelf, it's never coming off.
I currently have bear spray and a first aid kit on the driver side. I was planning on mounting a 2.5 lbs ABC fire extinguisher on there but TBH, I don't think it will hold heavier gear without eventually rattling.
One little silver lining is that on our last camping trip, I starting stuffing my insulated jacket, rain jacket and hoodie (not all at once) in the little opening of the molle panel. Which was super nice knowing where my jacket was when it started pouring rain every evening.
*Edit: I love that Bison gear shelf, it's never coming off.
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Ohhh I didn’t even think about using it like that. Definitely going to do that on my next camping trip.
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