Stoopid little door pocket net things.....
07-31-2018, 04:04 AM
#42
JK Enthusiast
Honestly, the JK Pockets pictured above (https://www.slickrockgear.com/jk-pockets/) are the best option. They aren't cheap though. You'd think there'd be more options out there. If you find anything scouring the web, please post it up.
07-31-2018, 05:56 AM
#44
Super Moderator
Yeah I basically had to stalk the website to get a set, they usually note when they expect to have them in. Then you just have to wait till they say in stock and order before everyone scoops them up.
07-31-2018, 07:12 AM
#45
JK Jedi
I see it noted that they should be available week of August 13th. If it were me, I'd order now and wait patiently so you have a place in line. I look at these a lot myself....have not come to pulling the trigger though. I have a buddy that bought the center one and loves it, and I've never seen a negative comment about them. Everyone is happy, just like the guys here.
12-09-2018, 06:45 PM
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I fixed mine
Hi all:
I have a 2011 jk sport and I have the following issue.
The net pocket on the driver and passenger side doors is rotten and now sags, the same style pocket on the center console has the same issue.
Has anyone replaced theirs with something else other than the factory netting?.
I know there are replacement molle style panels but I only see them for the rear doors on the 4 door model.
Any ideas?, better yet, pictures of what you have used?....
Thanks for your time.
I have a 2011 jk sport and I have the following issue.
The net pocket on the driver and passenger side doors is rotten and now sags, the same style pocket on the center console has the same issue.
Has anyone replaced theirs with something else other than the factory netting?.
I know there are replacement molle style panels but I only see them for the rear doors on the 4 door model.
Any ideas?, better yet, pictures of what you have used?....
Thanks for your time.
12-11-2018, 05:47 PM
#48
12-12-2018, 09:52 AM
#49
Maybe a dumb question/idea but I don't know how the elastic cord is attached on the back of the panel. Can you remove the panel and thread some new shock cord through? If you cut the old out you maybe just feed the new shock cord through and secure it with a simple overhand know on the back of the panel?
12-12-2018, 09:55 AM
#50
JK Jedi
I've resorted to just cutting that shit right on off! LOL. Door looks fine nice and flush, and don't miss em at all as they weren't functional anyhow. Do still plan on replacing that center one though.