[CyberGear] L-Track Molle Panel Shelf Now in Stock!

[Cybergear]

Hi Cybertrucker!

We’re excited to unveil our new L-Track Shelf designed specifically for the Cybertruck’s trunk bed. Here’s what makes it stand out:

• Custom Fit & Versatility: The full Molle Panel design allows placement anywhere along the L-Track system—front, middle, or rear. Perfect for customizing your truck bed setup.
• Durable & Dependable: Constructed from powder-coated aluminum with three heavy-duty support rods, ensuring exceptional stability and load capacity.
• Simple Installation: No drilling or complicated steps—just follow the instructions, and you’ll have it ready in minutes.

Link: https://www.cybergearco.com/products/tesla-cybertruck-l-track-molle-shelf-level-molle

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[joshcarter]

I've been looking at MOLLE shelf options and this genuinely looks like one of the best. Couple questions: your web page says 54.5" wide. I measured my Hi-Lift jack at 52", pretty close. Can you confirm that the width you listed is fully usable width and my jack should fit? Second, it looks like the beginning, center, and end rows of MOLLE is not useable. Is that true? Most other MOLLE shelves I'm seeing are the same in that regard.

 

[Cybergear]

I've been looking at MOLLE shelf options and this genuinely looks like one of the best. Couple questions: your web page says 54.5" wide. I measured my Hi-Lift jack at 52", pretty close. Can you confirm that the width you listed is fully usable width and my jack should fit? Second, it looks like the beginning, center, and end rows of MOLLE is not useable. Is that true? Most other MOLLE shelves I'm seeing are the same in that regard.

To ensure proper fit with the item you mentioned, I manually remeasured our product. The results confirm the dimensions I previously provided; it should fit. Slightly angling the item during placement may provide even more space.
I'm a little unsure about your second question. Could you provide an example so I can better understand and assist you?

 

[joshcarter]

Thanks for your response! On the MOLLE rows: viewed from the top it looks like 11 rows of MOLLE, but viewed from the bottom it looks like two blocks of 4 rows, as there are stiffening bars across the top, center, and bottom. My question is: are all 11 rows useable, or just the two blocks of 4 rows?

 

[Cybergear]

Thanks for your response! On the MOLLE rows: viewed from the top it looks like 11 rows of MOLLE, but viewed from the bottom it looks like two blocks of 4 rows, as there are stiffening bars across the top, center, and bottom. My question is: are all 11 rows useable, or just the two blocks of 4 rows?

You are absolutely right, to ensure load-bearing capacity, we designed three support bars, and the MOLLE above these bars are not usable.

 

[joshcarter]

One more question: are you aware of any mounting options for a Hi-Lift jack on this horizontal MOLLE shelf? I've been looking and, shockingly, coming up empty-handed. Like I may have to design one myself. Thanks so much for your help!
Also: my order is in!

 

[Swalltr]

someone needs to make this panel in a version that easily swings down to quickly move out of the way for larger items without removal

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