Introducing a new accessory: Tactical Seat Molle Panels

Maxzina · May 12, 2026

Compatible models: 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 Ford Maverick

Features: These rigid tactical Molle panels increase your vehicle’s storage space, organize your gear, and help keep your truck tidy. They also make it easier to quickly find what you need. Secure your items and prevent them from sliding around while driving.

Material: The Molle panels are made of strong, rigid carbon steel that won’t easily break. They can withstand heavy pressure without cracking. The hardness of carbon steel also helps protect the panels from scratches and dents.

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Pricing after discount:

2pcs: $89.99→$71.99
4pcs: $159.99→$127.99

Offer ends: May 31, 11:59 PM

Stock status: The product is currently marked as out of stock. This does not affect your ability to place an order, but it may delay shipping speed. The panels are in the process of being received at Amazon warehouses.

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Clarkdonbran · May 12, 2026

These feel like overkill to protect the back of the seat from my son’s shoes but I want them!

Itsdavebr0 · May 12, 2026

I like these, but I’m worried in the event of a crash they may be extremely dangerous to anyone in the backseat.
Anyone have insight into that?

gjallen3 · May 12, 2026

If you are a contractor and have a need for this extra storage space I think they are a great idea and they look to be of good quality and well designed. But you might as well go ahead and remove the back seat entirely and utilize all of that space because no one will be able to sit back there with these racks installed.

Deleted member 42620 · May 12, 2026

Itsdavebr0 said:
I like these, but I’m worried in the event of a crash they may be extremely dangerous to anyone in the backseat.
Anyone have insight into that?

I agree 100%. You never know how metal and bodies will move in an accident. I would not want my kids, or today, my grandkids in the back with that in front of them in a serious crash..

Cherokee · May 12, 2026

Itsdavebr0 said:
I like these, but I’m worried in the event of a crash they may be extremely dangerous to anyone in the backseat.
Anyone have insight into that?

Yeah, my back seat is my trunk, I don’t put bodies in my trunk unless they are dead . :’P

urwatuis · May 12, 2026

gjallen3 said:
If you are a contractor and have a need for this extra storage space I think they are a great idea and they look to be of good quality and well designed. But you might as well go ahead and remove the back seat entirely and utilize all of that space because no one will be able to sit back there with these racks installed.

take out the back seat and put more panels where the seat back used to be and get a TON more storage.

T Bone · May 12, 2026

i took my back seat out and have shitte tonnes of storage space.

notfast · May 13, 2026

Geo8866 said:
I agree 100%. You never know how metal and bodies will move in an accident. I would not want my kids, or today, my grandkids in the back with that in front of them in a serious crash..

I would not want that in the cab regardless, especially with those tools attached to it. Vehicles don't have a whole lot of exposed metal inside the passenger area anymore for safety reasons. Mostly been replaced with plastic or soft-touch surfaces, which as can be imagined, hurt a lot less to be struck by in a collision.

The last things I want flying around the cab in a collision are a claw hammer, an axe, and a large wrench. I prefer pickups over vans or SUVs partly so tools and such can be separate from the passenger compartment.

Not to mention that the headrests are a passive restraint system. Airbags protect you in frontal collisions. Headrests protect you in rear-end collisions, so it's important that they are adjusted at the height that they can do that as intended.

tpollauf · May 13, 2026

urwatuis said:
take out the back seat and put more panels where the seat back used to be and get a TON more storage.

That is exactly what I plan on doing. No one will ever sit back there AND I need the extra interior storage

Glen Baker LLC · May 13, 2026

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Cherokee · May 13, 2026

It is the way of the doodads.

‘ A "doodad" is an informal term for a small gadget, device, or object whose name you cannot remember, do not know, or cannot recall at the moment. Similar to "thingamajig" or "doohickey," it often refers to mechanical parts, electronic accessories, or decorative trinkets.’

People love to add doodads to their vehicles.
They’ll sell a shit ton of those.

Bob The Builder · May 13, 2026

Those tools ever been used, they look pretty newbie to me. :crackup:

Bob The Builder · May 13, 2026

Cherokee said:
It is the way of the doodads.

‘ A "doodad" is an informal term for a small gadget, device, or object whose name you cannot remember, do not know, or cannot recall at the moment. Similar to "thingamajig" or "doohickey," it often refers to mechanical parts, electronic accessories, or decorative trinkets.’

People love to add doodads to their vehicles.
They’ll sell a shit ton of those.

I'm trying to figure out how to adapt it to hold more groceries for my grocery getter. :crackup:

k2rizzle · May 15, 2026

T Bone said:
i took my back seat out and have shitte tonnes of storage space.

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