Great product that I hope to install one day in my '23 F-150 Tremor. Question; does the panel get effected by seat recline? I know some F-150s have the fold flat feature where you could nap in the front seats.
The Seatback MOLLE Panel kits aren't currently compatible with the fold flat seats but those are on very, very few trucks. Because we're rigidly fixing to the seat back frame, you can recline and manipulate your seat as needed without worry!
I’m sure it’s a great product and well thought outI just think it makes the interior look messy and cluttered. I also imagine whatever you hang on there makes noises when you go over bumps in the road.
The system is definitely quiet if you attach things well using the solutions that we offer. Obviously, if you put a box of bolts anywhere in your truck, you're going to hear it! Regarding how it looks, it's really a matter of opinion because oftentimes, the alternative is not to have nothing in the back seat but to have a mess of stuff sliding around on the floor and under the seat. That being said, we always prioritize utility and function over how the end results looks. We think it looks cool, but we're biased. :)
@@BuiltRightInd it’s better than having your rear seat pockets stuffed with junk that’s for sure. I have your panels and use your products for my bed. For my preference I like to keep things in the bed and keep a clean cabin. Thanks either way for the great products and tutorials
I got to say, 4 months ago when I first discovered BuiltRight, I didn’t care for the back panels for the front seats. But handling daily stuff in the truck took me to give a serious look to this product. I, reluctantly, ordered one for the driver side, with the intention to hold with 2 small pouches, slings and tie downs (you know, daily truck stuff). I’m amazed at this thing. I had to order the passengers side panel and 2 more small pouches. I mean, they look sick and slick. They don’t interfere with nothing! They are well designed, and the look on my STX’s interior just got upgraded, in my opinion. You might think I’m biased, but I didn’t like them at the beginning!! That all changed the moment the box got opened and during the installation. Man, they look good! It was a leap of faith, because I was resolved to get the bed panels first, but I kept thinking about this possibility, and went for it. I’m glad I did! @Sam
Love you guys and the great product!!
Great product that I hope to install one day in my '23 F-150 Tremor. Question; does the panel get effected by seat recline? I know some F-150s have the fold flat feature where you could nap in the front seats.
The Seatback MOLLE Panel kits aren't currently compatible with the fold flat seats but those are on very, very few trucks. Because we're rigidly fixing to the seat back frame, you can recline and manipulate your seat as needed without worry!
Ranger Raptor products please!
I’m sure it’s a great product and well thought outI just think it makes the interior look messy and cluttered. I also imagine whatever you hang on there makes noises when you go over bumps in the road.
The system is definitely quiet if you attach things well using the solutions that we offer. Obviously, if you put a box of bolts anywhere in your truck, you're going to hear it!
Regarding how it looks, it's really a matter of opinion because oftentimes, the alternative is not to have nothing in the back seat but to have a mess of stuff sliding around on the floor and under the seat. That being said, we always prioritize utility and function over how the end results looks. We think it looks cool, but we're biased. :)
@@BuiltRightInd it’s better than having your rear seat pockets stuffed with junk that’s for sure. I have your panels and use your products for my bed. For my preference I like to keep things in the bed and keep a clean cabin. Thanks either way for the great products and tutorials
I got to say, 4 months ago when I first discovered BuiltRight, I didn’t care for the back panels for the front seats. But handling daily stuff in the truck took me to give a serious look to this product.
I, reluctantly, ordered one for the driver side, with the intention to hold with 2 small pouches, slings and tie downs (you know, daily truck stuff).
I’m amazed at this thing. I had to order the passengers side panel and 2 more small pouches.
I mean, they look sick and slick. They don’t interfere with nothing! They are well designed, and the look on my STX’s interior just got upgraded, in my opinion. You might think I’m biased, but I didn’t like them at the beginning!! That all changed the moment the box got opened and during the installation. Man, they look good!
It was a leap of faith, because I was resolved to get the bed panels first, but I kept thinking about this possibility, and went for it. I’m glad I did! @Sam
@@samuelf.gallardo-oyola6298 We love to hear it Sam! Thank you for your support and for sharing your experience with our Seat Back Panels. Cheers!