What's on your vehicle seat back molle organizer?

[wahoowad]

I bought one of these relatively inexpensively thinking I can keep some handy items within quick reach. So far I have mounted a quick detach (velcro) first aid kit and a smallish zippered organizer pouch...now wondering what else to attach that would actually be handy.

I have a large knife I'd like to attach (Kershaw Camp 10) but can only see how to do it by strapping the knife sheath to the molle, which i don't want to do. When I use it I like to keep the sheath with it. That's just one thing. What do you attach and any pics would be great!

 

[MoreGone]

Curious to see what you guys have. My Rubicon came with molle seat backs and as of now they are empty.

First aid and flashlight are the two things that come to mind that I want to add

 

[Sparksalot]

Water bottle pouches mostly. They help keep water very handy.

 

[persquank]

Here's what I have on my seats:
First aid kit
flashlight
multi tool
lighter
compass
fixed blade knife
paracord
radio
pocket knife
green light flashlight

I made of quick video of the extra storage I have in my car:
My seat cover molle is near the end.

 

[USStrongman]

Nothing. When you have a 170lb Great Dane/Bull Mastiff, you give him all the room he needs!

I have mine on the inner tailgate.

Straps
Bungee
Allen wrench all-in-one
Drill bits
Spare nuts/bolts
Zip ties
SOG folding saw
SOG multitool
SOG fixed blade
First aid kit A - Simple
First aid kit B - Trauma
Blanket roll

 

[wahoowad]

@USStrongman let me see that beast

 

[472HemiGTX]

The mole loops are built into the seat covers on both my Ram and Jeep. I try to replicate the same gear in the same spots in both or transfer gear between rigs depending on which one I'm taking.
My list:
Drivers side-
fire extinguisher
carabiners
gloves
winch controller
collapsible dog bowl, leash and poop bags
multi screwdriver, small linemans pliers, disposable style razor knife
extra socks
pouch with energy bars & gel packs, Slim Jims, a couple of the little hotel coffee convenience packs, instant coffee and a pint of "antifreeze"
Passenger side-
flashlight
2 quick detach first aid kits -1 standard assembled Red Cross style kit and a separate trauma kit with blood clotter, large bandages, wound irrigator, stapler, tourniquet and scissors
Nalgene water bottle
Solar light sticks

This list has changed over the years based on what I actually used or needed.

 

[Bob (Fishingbob)]

My Bartact seat covers came with Molle backs. I have a small pouch on the drivers side for quick access loaded with most commonly needed tools (eliminated pulling my larger tools bags from below the rear seat just for screw drivers, vise grips, scissors etc). On the passengers seat back pouch is keep snacks, crackers, granola bars -hiking snacks.
thanks
Bob

 

[Tupenny]

First aid
Compass
Rain coat
SOS bars
Carabineer
Notebook, pens, sharpie
Jeep door hinge wrench kit
Cording
SAS book
Winch controller
Emergency bedding/cover
Water purifying straw
Spare mags

 

[mep1811]

Since I'm usually by myself I run the seat back panel on the front the the P/S seat. I keep my ice water secure , binos and other small items organized.

 

[MidOH]

Nothing.

That's where your passengers face plants in a collision. And I didn't buy a 6.75' bed so that I could clutter up the interior. Besides, my door panels have insane amounts of storage, should there be a specific trip need.

 

[wahoowad]

@mep1811 Thanks! Who makes that water bottle holder? I have a battery powered lantern that needs a protective cover like that.

 

[mep1811]

This one is for 40 oz bottles . The ones I have are for Naglene bottles

 

[Lanlubber In Remembrance]

Nothing.

That's where your passengers face plants in a collision. And I didn't buy a 6.75' bed so that I could clutter up the interior. Besides, my door panels have insane amounts of storage, should there be a specific trip need.

I'm with you, throw all that junk in a plastic ben with a lid. I don't want that clutter hanging anywhere around my seats or doorways. Maybe build a raised floor with some trap doors in the top or something under a sleeping platform but get it out of the way.

 

[wahoowad]

@mep1811 Sorry, I don't see a link. I just see this Amazon symbol but not hyperlink

 

[mep1811]

Nothing.

That's where your passengers face plants in a collision. And I didn't buy a 6.75' bed so that I could clutter up the interior. Besides, my door panels have insane amounts of storage, should there be a specific trip need.

Rear seat passengers should be wearing seat belts . Not everyone have the luxury to have so much room in their vehicles so creative storage solutions are required.

 

[MidOH]

You'll still faceplant with a belt on.

My axe and flashlight are bolted to the lower seat frame. Useless med kit is there as well. If you don't really have rear passengers don't sweat it, but some of ya'lls pics look like you have kids.

 

[wahoowad]

My question was posed for those that use one, not for people that don't. So if you don't have input related to what I kindly requested then please stay out of the thread as you are not being helpful.

 

[Lanlubber In Remembrance]

My question was posed for those that use one, not for people that don't. So if you don't have input related to what I kindly requested then please stay out of the thread as you are not being helpful.

I THOUGHT that is what threads are for, DISCUSSION of pros and cons of a product. There is a thread on a product that is far better (IMO) than what your are recommending (PUSHING) and it should be noted on this thread. I'll not say which thread and you can find it yourself if you or others CARE to know.

 

[Lanlubber In Remembrance]

You'll still faceplant with a belt on.

My axe and flashlight are bolted to the lower seat frame. Useless med kit is there as well. If you don't really have rear passengers don't sweat it, but some of ya'lls pics look like you have kids.

Just to let you know, I welcome your opinions on any of the threads on OB forums that are being hijacked by weirdos flying around in red capes.