Baskets
Contain the small stuff
Use compact 2×3 or 2×5 baskets for the items you grab on repeat.
Browse componentsMOLLE-Loc modular storage
Build a layout that works as hard as your rig.
Give tools, recovery gear, comms, and everyday essentials a secure home on compatible MOLLE panels. Start with a mounting surface, then arrange the pieces around the way you use your gear.
Check panel and accessory compatibility for your setup.
Anatomy of a layout
Start with a compatible panel. Then put each tool, control, and piece of storage where it makes sense for your setup. MOLLE-Loc uses a consistent mounting pattern so you can add, move, and refine components as your loadout changes.
Mounting requirements vary by panel and accessory. Check each product before building your layout.
Explore one possible layout. Configure yours around the gear you carry.
Built around the job
The best layout follows how you use the rig. Put frequently used gear within reach, keep loose equipment retained, and give controls a clean, consistent home.
Baskets
Use compact 2×3 or 2×5 baskets for the items you grab on repeat.
Browse componentsHooks and clamps
Give straps, hoses, and trail tools a fixed spot instead of a loose pile.
Browse componentsComms and controls
Mount radio equipment and accessory switches where they belong.
Browse componentsAdapters
Bring compatible Packout storage or RotopaX mounting into the layout.
Browse componentsStart with the mounting surface
The mounting surface determines where an accessory can go and how it installs. Match the panel, slot pattern, hardware, and product requirements before you commit to a layout.
Use compatible Turn Offroad MOLLE panels as a bolt-on base for the layout. Current panel options shown below focus on Ford Bronco.
Confirm the slot dimensions, spacing, access behind the panel, and hardware fit for each accessory.
A flat-surface installation may require drilling and suitable hardware for the surface and load.
From panel to working layout
Put the gear you reach for most where it belongs. Watch the installation guide, check the hardware for each component, and build a layout you can revise when the rig changes.
Match each accessory to the panel pattern, available space, and included hardware.
Keep controls accessible and give tools and loose gear a defined location.
Move components as your kit changes without rebuilding the whole system.
Installation and hardware needs depend on the panel, accessory, surface, and load. Follow the product instructions.
See the system installed before you plan your own layout.
Build your system
Start with the job: contain loose gear, hang what you grab, mount comms and controls, or adapt the equipment you already carry. Compare the parts below and build the layout piece by piece.
Review the mounting pattern, dimensions, and hardware listed on each product page.
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