Designing Composite EDC MOLLE Panels

This week we’re brainstorming and experimenting with designs for a BuiltRight first - plastic MOLLE panels… a tool that would make transporting your larger everyday carry items MUCH easier. And don’t let the word ‘plastic’ sway you, we’re not in the market of making flimsy storage solutions. These functional, lightweight panels will be injection-molded out of a glass fiber-reinforced nylon composite, just like some of our crazy-strong smaller plastic components. Follow along as Matt designs, 3D prints and experiments with a prototype of this panel!
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[@banone185]

I still don't understand how you haven't created Molle Panels for the 07-18 Silverado seat back. 11 years of market not being captured.

[@gregsteiger7829]

Maybe on composite panel the square molle holes could be devided by a diagonal support in the molle hole, which would make 2 triangles. This might add more support and extra places to wrap around. Then might be able to make composite triangle molle nuts. May not work or go with your company concepts. You guys are the best at this obviously, not me. Love your stuff.