Was able to use this as a makeshift lid organizer for our pre packs, was easy to install and enough Molle slots to make whatever layout i wanted for tools and small molle bags

This is great for DIY projects. Easy to cut a modify.

Great for EDC storage and organization

Designed well. Good size for a door inside the home or the back of the seats in the car!

Sturdy basic Molle panel. Installed on top of utility box couldn't be happier.

Too much... Keep looking.

Decent quality, could be a bit heavier material, but if you back it with something it should work just fine. Would advise prestreching it to limit the amount of sag when weight is applied to the molle.

Well made product. I used this for the inside door of my safe and it worked out perfectly. Makes it look like a whole new safe.. I will ad pictures soon

Backing is actual Cordura material. Molle spacing is correct and stitching is very well done. Trimmed the material to fit my Jeep tailgate. Burnt the cut edges and applied with blind rivits. I would not hesitate to buy this again if I could use it on another vehicle.

Decent panel. Spacing of webbing is not molle spec. Dont expect all your pouches to thread and snap properly.

Solid molle holder for the wall but I wish there was a better way to mount on the wall other then my own screws.Holds all items with no problems and looks durable.

Not mil-spec, ( i have some mil-spec right here from a listed dealer of Cordura ), it is mil-spec-close-to webbing, nylon webbing binding, 3 pass straight for molle webbing, ( no zig-zag, but there is debate on that so ehh ).Its not mil-spec BUT its 4.5 stars from me. Im going to back it with mil-spec coyote.

Great time in arrival, just what I expected. I currently have it on my door for storage.

Finally mounted panel behind the rear seat of 4 door Nissan Titan. Used 2 mil aluminum flashing stock to make horizontal upper support. Fabricated to attach to the existing lot. Here's some pics.

This MOLLE panel is pretty awesome. I bought to put it in my car so can add some bags with molle straps to get my trunk organized. Really cool definitely recommend if you have safety gear and want to organize it better.

Love these panels. Had only one strap come loose, which isn't bad all things considered. I have two of these in my van, very stable.

Awesome, one quick roll out,,,

Great setup in the cabin to have older molle gear that is no longer used to hold ammunition and other hunting supplies.

Using this product as a mounting platform for pouches in my pickup. Product is made of legitimate 100D Cordura. Important to note that this particular M.O.L.L.E. panel is fabric only, and does not have any backing/frame to make it stiff. For my particular application, I mounted the Panel to a 24x36" sheet of 1/2" plywood, by securing it with fasteners, through the grommets which are installed around the perimeter. The stitching around the perimeter of the panel is reinforced, and the grommets are good quality metal, so there is no sing of stress on the material, even through the panel is stretched tight. After installing the M.O.L.L.E. panel onto the plywood, I mounted the assembly to the rear cab of my pick-up truck (I had previously removed the back seat). I have several pouches of various sizes attached to the Panel 24/7. I am in construction and also tend to be on the prepared side, so most of these pouches have a bit of weight to them. Despite the weight hanging on the panel, and the movement of the pouches during transport, there is no sign of wear to the material, the webbing, the stitching or the grommets. I have experience with products in this category and this is certainly one of the better ones I have used. Quality material and construction, versatile application, big enough to fit 4-8 pouches (depending on size).

Works great to hold my gear in my truck. I was looking into Jeep tailgate molle covers, but they want a premium after they slap &#34;Jeep&#34; on the title.<br /><br />I modified this panel by cutting it in half, then adding a few grommets for reinforcement. I installed this in my extended cab, 3-door truck. I wanted a way to organize my gear and keep it inside the cab without taking up room. I didn't want to worry about stuff being stolen, and I didn't want to take up room in my bed like a truck box would.<br /><br />My dog owns the rear of the cab, so I removed the backseat that never got used and installed the panels here. It makes it much easier to access gear, and the organization of having separate bags really helps me to locate what I need quickly. The panel material is strong enough to accommodate the weight of all the bags and my gear, and it seems it should hold up fine for a number of years.