Door pocket replacement.

[Flip]

I keep coming back to these. Super easy install. No hitty the seats either.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DHZMRYG4/

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[darnett]

I keep coming back to these. Super easy install. No hitty the seats either.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DHZMRYG4/

I kind of like them, more useful then the nets and a lot less then the Overland's. No hitty the legs either... Well maybe but not a hard edge.

 

[mishkajb]

I have these in my "saved for later" cart.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DCP4LQMT

 

[Heimkehr]

It does indeed look like a flock of incontinent seagulls flew over your Jeep there, Bill.

 

[blink9cd]

I keep coming back to these. Super easy install. No hitty the seats either.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DHZMRYG4/

This thread has prompted me into action to take care of the sagging nets. After looking at all the options, these seem to be the sweet spot of functionality to price. They're coming on Saturday.

I like my Bartact seat covers, and their pocket install looks streamlined, but I can't justify that price. Same with the Overland Outfitters offering; I think they are the best looking set but are far out of what I'm willing to pay. Just my opinion here, but the metal ones seem like they mostly just look cool vs being functional.

 

[bthomp]

It does indeed look like a flock of incontinent seagulls flew over your Jeep there, Bill.

LMAO, EXACTLY!

 

[RubiSc0tt]

I have these. they're ok. the screws are kind of annoying but other than that it works great. I can put a coffee mug in the bump out spot. From my Build thread:

Forgot to add: some storage and organization to the Jeep.
All Amazon finds. The door pockets were maybe $120 total, and secure the saggy nets. The front ones can actually hold a slim travel mug, water bottle, or can- which is part of the reason I got them.

 

[Nosivadbor]

I got a set of the “unofficial use only“ door pockets
and they did the trick.
https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...al-use-only-replacement-front-door-pocket-set

 

[Maverick909]

From what I'm reading, they do not require removing the interior door panel. I can never get those dadblasted things off without cracking them.

just have to take your time and get yourself a nice metal pry tool. was able to get all four doors done without breaking one clip!

 

[jkpa]

I got a set of the “unofficial use only“ door pockets
and they did the trick.
https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...al-use-only-replacement-front-door-pocket-set

Looks great! Does the part that sticks out brush up against your leg at all?

 

[RJP]

Don’t remember removing the door panel being that bad (only removed a couple of times to get the half doors painted)… maybe it was beginner’s luck?

the main deterrent for me has been price. When I’m at their website and add everything I want from Overland Outfitters it adds up to like $1k!

These are the only pockets I would purchase. I wish they had a better match for my 392.

 

[Flip]

I got a set of the “unofficial use only“ door pockets
and they did the trick.
https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...al-use-only-replacement-front-door-pocket-set

They look like they're factory and actually look better than the nets.

I just dread removing the door panels. Ohhhhhhh!

 

[Nosivadbor]

Looks great! Does the part that sticks out brush up against your leg at all?

yes, it can touch my ankle /leg if my foot’s in the wrong position. At first it happened often , but after about a month it was rarely an issue, and I don’t even think about it now.

 

[Flip]

yes, it can touch my ankle /leg if my foot’s in the wrong position. At first it happened often , but after about a month it was rarely an issue, and I don’t even think about it now.

Do they hit the sit when all the way forward?

 

[Nosivadbor]

They look like they're factory and actually look better than the nets.

I just dread removing the door panels. Ohhhhhhh!

The install was a bigger pain than I was expecting, but pulling the door panels off went reasonably smooth , but stressful, as it seems like something was going to break. Drilling out all the posts that connect the nets was not fun either.

The passenger side was easier since I knew what I was in for, and I only have a 2 door

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