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BULKHEAD

BULKHEAD

A MOLLE wall on the back of your seat.

back_hand Securely belts to your seat

grid_view MOLLE grid with loop field

link Non-swing secure wrap

inventory_2 4 zip pockets, bottle & glasses loop

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A soft MOLLE panel that hangs off the back of a front seat and turns it into a wall you can build on. Four zip pockets and a bottle sleeve are already sewn in, so it works the day it arrives. The laser-cut grid and the loop field are there for whatever you add next.

Straps over the headrest and wraps the seat, so it stays flat instead of swinging.

Any seat with a headrest, front or rear facing. The panel is 44 x 58 cm and the top strap adjusts around the posts. Bucket and sport seats are the hard case in this category, which is why there is extended webbing with a side-release buckle that goes right around the shell.

If your headrest is fixed and there is no gap at all, this is not the product for you.

Run the lower strap low. Set it under the small of the back, not across it. Buckles at mid-back are the one thing people complain about in this category and it is a two-minute fix.

Do not leave anything in it you would not leave on the seat. A panel is storage, not a safe. If it is worth stealing, it comes inside with you. That is true of the glovebox too.

Load heavy at the bottom. Water and tools in the lower pouch, light admin up top. Panels sag when you hang weight off the top rows.

One panel. Pockets already sewn in, nothing to assemble, no tools.

Pouches, patches and anything else you want on the grid are yours to add.

Polyester with double-seam stitching, plastic side-release hardware, laser-cut PALS grid, full-width loop field.

Wipe it down. If it needs more than that, take it off, hand wash cold, hang it dry. Do not put it in a machine and do not put it away damp.

Free tracked shipping on every order. Most orders arrive in 7 to 12 business days and you get a tracking link as soon as it ships.

30 days. If it will not sit right on your seat, write to us and we sort it out.

BULKHEAD

BULKHEAD

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local_shipping Free tracked shipping

link Wrap strap, no swing

grid_view Laser-cut PALS grid

texture Full loop field

inventory_2 Four zip pockets

local_drink Bottle sleeve and glasses loop

palette Five colourways

local_shipping Free tracked shipping

link Wrap strap, no swing

grid_view Laser-cut PALS grid

texture Full loop field

inventory_2 Four zip pockets

local_drink Bottle sleeve and glasses loop

palette Five colourways

local_shipping Free tracked shipping

link Wrap strap, no swing

grid_view Laser-cut PALS grid

texture Full loop field

inventory_2 Four zip pockets

local_drink Bottle sleeve and glasses loop

palette Five colourways

local_shipping Free tracked shipping

link Wrap strap, no swing

grid_view Laser-cut PALS grid

texture Full loop field

inventory_2 Four zip pockets

local_drink Bottle sleeve and glasses loop

palette Five colourways

Vehicle ready

Gear in the trunk is gear at home.

The back of the passenger seat is the one surface in a vehicle you can reach without leaving your seat.

BULKHEAD turns that surface into a wall.

Every pocket, accounted for

Tap a point. Eight places to put things, and a reason for each one.

Headrest strap

Over the posts, side-release buckle. On or off in about four seconds.

Loop strip

Full-width loop field across the top. Patches, a name tape, or nothing.

Top pouch

Laser-cut grid on the face, trauma kit inside. The one you reach for belted in.

Bottle sleeve

Takes a 32 oz bottle. D-ring beside it for a light or a radio.

Glasses pocket

Zip pocket with an elastic loop on the outside. Eye pro lives here.

Admin pocket

Second zip pocket. Pasters, a marker, the small stuff that ends up in a footwell.

Bottom pouch

The big one. Tools, gloves, straps. Load it heavy, that is the design. Tissue slot on the side.

Wrap strap

Runs around the seat shell and buckles behind it, so the panel is clamped flat instead of swinging.

  • pan_tool

    It stays reachable

    Behind the front passenger seat is the only storage you can twist and reach while belted in. That is the whole reason this position exists, and it is why a med kit belongs here and not in the back.

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    It stays loaded

    Gear in a bag comes out of the vehicle and does not go back. Gear on a wall stays on the wall. A fixed panel is the difference between owning a tourniquet and having one with you.

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    It stays yours

    A laser-cut grid and a full loop field. Add a pouch, move it, add three more. Six months in it looks nothing like the day it arrived, which is the point.

    Most panels are pendulums

    Every cheap panel sags and swings.
    Not a fabric problem, a geometry problem:

    one strap at the top and nothing below it, so the pockets pull it off the seat.

    This one has a second anchor.
    A strap runs around the seat shell and buckles, so the panel sits flat.

    Load it and it stays put.

    anchor Two anchor points, top strap and wrap strap

    bolt Side-release buckle, off in about four seconds

    airline_seat_recline_normal Fits bucket and sport seats, not just bench

    arrow_downward Load the bottom pouch heavy, that is the design

    • Trauma

      Tourniquet, shears, gauze, gloves. The one thing on this panel you hope stays untouched, in the one place you can reach belted in.

    • Range

      Ear pro, eye pro, staple gun, pasters, a sharpie that actually works. The stuff that lives in the vehicle between range days and always ends up in a footwell.

    • Truck EDC

      Light, multitool, gloves, tire plug kit, a strap. The boring gear that saves someone else's evening about twice a year.

    • Patches

      The loop field is a patch board and everybody knows it. Rotate the collection, or run one and leave it. This is the part nobody admits to and everybody uses.

      Questions we actually get

      It is a fair question and the community argues about it constantly. Two honest answers. First, the panel faces the rear seat, not the window, and plain black at night is close to invisible. Second, and this matters more: nothing on it should be worth stealing. Roadside kit, first aid, a strap, gloves. If it is worth breaking a window for, it comes inside with you.

      If you want the panel and not the statement, buy the black one.

      Yes, that is what the extended webbing is for. The top strap goes over the headrest post and the long strap wraps the seat shell and buckles behind it. On a flat bench seat you can skip the wrap strap, though we would not.

      Only if you run it across the middle of your back. Set the lower strap low, under the small of the back where the seat is already curving away from you. Two minutes when you install it, and then you never think about it again.

      Not with both straps run. Sag is what happens when a panel hangs from a headrest strap alone and you load the top. Two anchors and heavy gear in the lower pouch, and it stays flat. That is also why the big pouch is at the bottom.

      Both. Plenty of people run it on the back of the rear seat facing the cargo area, and it hangs on a garage wall or a closet door on two hooks. It is a panel. It does not care where it is.

      Empty, you will not notice it. Loaded, the rear passenger on that side gives up about the depth of the bottom pouch, the same as any seat back organiser. Keep the heavy pouch low and it sits behind their calves, not their knees.

      30 days. Message us and we sort it out.

      REVIEWS

      what 1,329 verified buyers have to say

      ★★★★★
      4.8/5

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      med kit is finally somewhere i can actually get to

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      Ryan T.

      Verified buyer
      1 day ago

      Ordered the black one I can reachit without unbuckling

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      Dev M.

      Verified buyer
      2 days ago

      wrap strap is the difference. had a cheap one before that swung like a hammock

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      Cody R.

      Verified buyer
      4 days ago
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      Verified buyer
      3 days ago

      range stuff finally has a home lol. my earbuds used to live in the cupholder for like a year

      M

      Marc D.

      Verified buyer
      5 days ago

      patch board 🇺🇸

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      Tyler W.

      Verified buyer
      6 days ago
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      Bought two for both front seats. Wife's side has the boring stuff, mine has the rest.

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      Jordan K.

      Verified buyer
      1 week ago
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      Wolf brown looks way better than the photos honestly

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      Sean P.

      Verified buyer
      10 days ago

      Took me a couple tries to get the lower strap where it wasn't in my back. Once i moved it down it disappeared. Instructions say this and i didnt read them, my bad

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      Andres V.

      Verified buyer
      12 days ago

      no sag with a full IFAK and a 32oz bottle

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      Nate B.

      Verified buyer
      2 weeks ago

      fits my bucket seats, was the thing i was worried about

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      Luis G.

      Verified buyer
      3 weeks ago
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      Got it thinking range bag. Use it way more for jumper cables and gloves. Still worth it.

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      Chris A.

      Verified buyer
      26 days ago

      stitching is legit, no complaints

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      Owen F.

      Verified buyer
      1 month ago