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Moab Seat Organizer by Overland Gear Guy

Moab Seat Organizer by Overland Gear Guy

$234.99
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The Moab Seat Organizer is a 17.5 in wide by 22 in long seat-back organizer that straps to a vehicle headrest. It fits most SUVs, cars, trucks, Jeeps, and vans — any rig with a removable or adjustable headrest on the seat. It mounts to a front seat back to face rear passengers, or to a rear seat back to keep your own gear within reach.

Storage is the whole point. Front and rear zippered device pockets each swallow a laptop or tablet. A dedicated tablet/map pocket keeps navigation flat and reachable, there's a tissue pocket, and a run of smaller pockets and open compartments sort the rest of your small goods. Velcro ID-tag flaps let you label what goes where, which matters when more than one person digs through it on the trail.

Install takes under a minute and no tools. Dual upper quick-release buckles wrap the headrest posts; lower straps cinch to the seat base to keep the panel from swinging. Pop the buckles and the whole organizer comes off just as fast for cleaning or to move it to another rig. Heavy-duty fabric and heavy-duty zippers handle daily in-and-out, and it's made in the USA, backed by Overland Gear Guy's lifetime workmanship warranty.

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Overview

The Moab Seat Organizer is a headrest-mounted seat-back organizer, 17.5 in wide by 22 in long, that fits most SUVs, cars, trucks, Jeeps, and vans with a headrest. It carries devices, maps, and small gear off the floor of the cab.

Key features

  • Dual device pockets — front and rear zippered, each sized for a laptop or tablet
  • Dedicated tablet/map pocket keeps navigation flat and reachable
  • Tissue pocket plus multiple smaller pockets and open compartments
  • Velcro ID-tag flaps for labeling pockets
  • Dual upper quick-release buckles and lower straps — tool-free install, fast removal
  • Heavy-duty fabric and heavy-duty zippers; made in the USA

Use cases

Mounted to a front seat back, it turns the second row into a command center — tablet/map up top for nav, device pockets for a laptop, smaller pockets for sunglasses and snacks. Mounted to a rear seat back, it corrals overland small goods, gloves, and electronics so they stay off the floor and out from underfoot on rough trail.