1 17

Toyota Tacoma Attic — Overhead MOLLE Storage Panel

Toyota Tacoma Attic — Overhead MOLLE Storage Panel

$79.99
$0.00 $79.99
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

The Blue Ridge Overland Gear Tacoma Attic is an overhead mesh storage panel that fits the 2013-2023 Toyota Tacoma crew cab (double cab) only — it does not fit access cab trucks. It turns the dead space along your cab ceiling into a stash spot for soft gear, so jackets, blankets, and sleeping bags ride up top instead of getting buried in the back seat or piled on the floor.

The panel is built from mil-spec mesh laced with durable 550 paracord and cinched down with ITW barrel locks. It hangs from the factory rear grab handles and the rear garment hooks using G-hooks, so the truck must have its rear garment hooks installed. The mesh compartment measures 11 x 38 in, and a row of 1 in mil-spec webbing along the front gives you carabiner points for smaller items. The open mesh also lets damp layers air out instead of sitting in a wet pile.

Cinch the lacing tight after you load it and the panel pulls up flat against the headliner, out of the rear-window sightline. Keep the load to lightweight soft goods such as coats, blankets, sleeping bags, and clothing, not tools or hard, heavy gear. When a passenger needs the back seat, the G-hooks unclip in seconds. Made in Virginia, USA, and backed by Blue Ridge Overland Gear's lifetime guarantee.
View full details

Overview

The Tacoma Attic is an overhead mil-spec mesh storage panel for the 2013-2023 Toyota Tacoma crew cab. It mounts to the rear grab handles and garment hooks with G-hooks, reclaiming the unused ceiling space for lightweight soft goods.

Key features

  • Mil-spec mesh compartment measuring 11 x 38 in, sized to the crew-cab ceiling
  • Durable 550 paracord lacing with ITW barrel locks to cinch the panel snug
  • 1 in mil-spec webbing strap row for clipping smaller items with carabiners
  • G-hook mounting to factory rear grab handles and garment hooks (garment hooks required)
  • Open mesh airs out damp layers; unclips in seconds for rear-seat passengers
  • Made in Virginia, USA, with a lifetime guarantee

Use cases

Overlanders use the Attic to keep bulky-but-light gear off the seats and floor: jackets, hats, blankets, sleeping bags, and spare clothing live overhead and out of the way. It doubles as a place to air out a damp shell or towel on the mesh after a wet day, and the front webbing gives you quick carabiner points for the small stuff you want within reach.