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ProMaster Door Storage Cubby Pouches Set

ProMaster Door Storage Cubby Pouches Set

$79.99
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These cubby pouches are cut to fit the molded door-tray recesses in the Ram ProMaster. Each pouch is 17 x 3 x 6 in and drops straight into the open door cubby, turning that bare tray into a closed, zippered pocket. Sold as a matched set sized to the ProMaster door cubbies.

The shell is water-resistant Cordura with a heavy-duty zipper, so spills and road dust stay out instead of collecting in an open shelf. Inside there's a slip pocket and elastic webbing loops to keep cords, pens, and small tools from sliding around. An exterior velcro loop takes a custom ID tag (sold separately) so you can label each pouch and grab the right one without digging.

Use them for the loose stuff that always ends up rattling in the door: charging cords, paperwork and receipts, dog gear, hand tools, tie-down straps, utensils, travel-size condiments, napkins. Made in the USA and backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty. Available in 17 colorways, including Crye Multicam and Woodland camo (camo runs a bit higher).

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Overview

Custom-fit zippered pouches that drop into the Ram ProMaster's molded door cubbies, converting the open factory trays into closed, organized storage. Each pouch measures 17 x 3 x 6 in.

Key features

  • Water-resistant Cordura shell with a heavy-duty zipper closure
  • Interior slip pocket plus elastic webbing loops for small items
  • Exterior velcro loop for a custom ID tag (sold separately)
  • Sized to drop into the Ram ProMaster molded door-cubby recesses
  • Made in the USA, backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty
  • 17 colorways, including Crye Multicam and Woodland camo

Use cases

Made for the small, loose gear that otherwise slides around an open door tray: charging cords, paperwork and receipts, dog gear, hand tools, tie-down straps, utensils, travel-size condiments, and napkins. The zipper keeps it all put on rough roads; the ID-tag loop lets you label pouches by what's inside.