Slickrock Gear JK Pockets™ - Jeep Wrangler JK Lower Dash Pocket

This pocket looks good and is made of strong material. I just love it and intend to buy the door pockets next.

Huge improvement over useless saggy sack.

These are much better than the interior nets (which were sagging terribly on a new 2013 JK project). The caveat is that they were more difficult to install than I was expecting. On my JK after cutting out the net there was a small groove that the pockets needed to fit into. Based on the video I was expecting that front bottom trim piece to have nothing behind it. The difficult comes in that when you "squeeze the pocket to fit it, it deforms out of the very narrow space that it needs to go into. While the fronts went on pretty easy, I couldn't get the top rear tab to fit. I will try to upload pics to demonstrate. I thought about setting up the dremel to angle the top front tab to see if that would help feed it into the space. I opted to try every man's favorite tool first--the hammer (or in this case the rubber mallet). Starting from the rear I put the large tab in and worked in all sides until everything but the top front tab was in. I then used the mallet (harder than I was expecting) to pop the tab in. This allowed the rest of the edges to seat at the appropriate depth. Once it popped in (with no damage to the pocket or the trim) it fit perfectly which contributes to the factory looking fit. For the center dash pocket, the key for me was to get the bottom in the small groove and then feed the sides. I worked from drivers side to passenger as that gave me more leverage while sitting in the drivers seat. I tried the opposite first and it didn't work. No mallet needed for the front, but you have to make sure the bottom of the pocket is properly seated otherwise it is an exercise in futility. Again, no regrets and they look great, but (at least on my Jeep) it was not it took me about an hour to install all 5 pockets.

Easy install and functional pocket. Beats the heck out of the mesh nets and we can actually use this now especially with the doors off.