ONETIGRISMolle Seat Back Organizer, Tactical Rigid MOLLE Car Panel, Fiberglass Universal Car Seat Cover Back Seat Organizer for Vehicles Trucks Cars Mount Rack for Modular Storage & Display

After trying nylon webbing style as well as a Velcro slab with all pouches , I figured this was the hailMary. Having bought son r one Tigri products in the past I had faith in their quality and I ordeeed this set up and it is the perfect combination of mounting options so you get the most mounting solutions possible. The solid rigidity this provides allows firm and reliable fixed blade knife mount or CCW set up. The possibilities are endless and this unit will stand the test of time my 2 cents

Installation took a minute to get the fit right, but in the end worth every minute. Solid, does not flap like my cheaper "molle panel" made of nylon, and getting the attachments on was easier than I thought it would be. Very solid, the hardware is plentiful, and the straps are a great addition. (So far) does not rub on my leather seat back at all.

This seems very sturdy. It works as advertised. The only reason I dropped this to 4 stars is because this thing is freaking sharp. Every time I thread a molly pouch onto one of them I end up bleeding. I'm likely going to use a deburring tool on my second one before I start putting pouches on it... It would be amazing if they had done a little clean-up / smoothing as a final step of production. Still, it does the job and seems super sturdy so far.

Pictures look good but this item is built cheap. Once assembled it's not very strong. If you lack reading all the details before buying let me warn you that it is not metal so any magnetic backed gear will not hold. The straps are cheap and you will have to get creative on how to hide straps so your ride doesn't look tacky and how to secure the straps so they dont losen up. Overall, way to expensive for what you get. This item would be more appropriately priced at well below 20$

Was surprised- one Tigris makes great airsoft gear so I had no doubt this would be good! Compared to companies that charge 10x the amount for the same thing it easily beats them out!

I've wanted a molle panel for my truck for a long time now... I've looked and looked, but never got one until now with this OneTigris Rigid Molle Panel.Fresh out of the box, let me say that I was not prepared for how complex it was to set this panel up. Part of that is because this molle panel comes in two pieces that have to be screwed together. Not a problem, that's easy enough. But each was wrapped in a blue shrink wrap type of material that was a pain to get off... a small complaint, but the panels are such a thin gauge that they actually felt like they might get bent while I was tugging the shrink wrap off. Fortunately, they made it through and once installed in the vehicle, the thin gauge panels won't be noticeable.Continuing with installation... the instruction book that comes with these panels is lengthy, but it doesn't actually tell you how to attach the straps/buckles to the panels. I was about to do a search online to figure it out, but my better half knew how to do it. Not instinctively, she has worked with similar straps previously. And the panels were easier to hang on the back of the seat, although it took a little bit to line it up.Still, the bottom strap with the buckle will probably need to be adjusted because it looks like it's going to hit any passengers who sit in the seat right in their lower back.I don't know, I wasn't overly impressed with this molle panel. It's good, not great.

I love this molle panel. I've been wanting one for a while now and when I saw one by OneTigris I knew I had to snag it because they make some pretty good products. I've heard some people say they are hit and miss but from my experience I am satisfied. I'm not expecting top tier quality from a budget company on Amazon. But with something like this it would be hard to mess up, ya know what I mean? But yes, quite solid and worth the price.MATERIALS:The materials for this metal molle panel are quite nice. The metal is solid but lightweight and flexible, and the straps and shock cord are nice too. I have zero complaints there. Machined quite nicely.PIECING IT TOGETHER:Piecing it together was pretty straight forward, all you gotta do is line up the holes and insert the provided screws. From there the straps are a little annoying. It took my brain a minute to figure out which direction I initially wanted to loop it through (from the back or the front) because i was trying to visualize how it was going to strap around the seat. But I got it sorted easily enough. Running the shock cord was kinda time consuming but that all depends on how you wanna do it and if you even wanna do it. I hope it showed up in the pictures well enough but I zig zagged it from left to right so i can strap in a flashlight or gloves etc easily. Then with the remaining shock cord I did a vertical strip on the bottom left and right. That way I can hold down a longer item like maybe an umbrella? Not sure yet. That's where the fun will come later.INSTALLATION:Putting this into my truck was pretty straight forward. Fasten the top strap around the head rest and the bottom around base of the seat. Boom. Done. From there all you gotta do is snug up the straps and make sure it's aligned correctly. Personally I am going to cut/trim the excess straps so theyre not flopping around. I have no intentions on swapping it from vehicle to vehicle. But if you, I would recommend just getting some ranger bands or something similar and tidying up the straps.FINAL THOUGHTS:I love this and would acquire it again. The possibilities are endless for what you can keep handy and accessible in your vehicle. Because, after all, most of us spend alot of time in a vehicle and the chances of something bad happening are increased exponentially. Always be ready.