Oxford Front Door Storage Pockets Box, 2PCS Door Storage Pockets for 2011-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU Accessories 2/4-Door, Door Net Pocket Replacement

These are a very nice replacement for saggy Jeep net pockets. Minor warning, the color of these are a dark navy blue, not black. Curious they are not black. Installation: They offer velcro strips attached to the back, not sure how long that adhesive would last against the door panel. They also come with small screws and holes in the pocket base. I cut the netting out (couldn't figure out how to remove it, the small hex screw removal didn't help.) and then screw the pockets onto the door panel. I added a small washer to each screw to help hold the pocket in place better.

I just installed them and they were easy to install and fit nicely where the factory nets were. The screws along with the Velcro they should stay on well. They seem to be durable and of good quality. There is a good about of storage too. As I said so far so good

Holding up well so far. I should have bought these a long time ago

So I must say ALL wranglers JK-up should have these from the factory, the fact that they didn't is a shame on JEEP. These fit well and the multiple tabs make a solid connection in the factory (wasted NET) spot. The only issue is they do push on the leg of a manual slightly and if you have the seat forward it will compress on it when you shut the door. This could be avoided if Jeep manufactured these and place the location a slight bit higher.As for the cup holders they hold my redbull and sodas well and unlike the factory location they don't mess up my shifting!. The plastic is hard and semi thick, no odor or sell once wiped down with soap water and than interior cleaner for vehicles. This steps isn't needed but I like to clean my stuff up and ensure NO burs or plastic runs are on my items. As for the tabs I was scared to use them vs the solid one piece sleeve as they aren't as strong individually, but together they are very strong and the 3m tape on them once slid in is solid leaving no gaps like the other produces that are one piece. My friend bought the other ones and I bought these due to price, have to admit mine are BETTER, as his leave a slight gap towards the top which makes it feel like a heavy object will snag it right out. But again these things rock my JEEP JK's world. The simple things in a Jeep make all the difference.

Let me tell you something about Jeep life: stock door storage is a cruel joke. You get this flimsy mesh net that couldn’t hold a breath mint during a mild turn. My chapstick kept falling out. My trail map disintegrated. My soul? Untethered.Enter the CALBEAU Front Door Side Insert Storage Pouches—also known as the secret vaults of trail domination.These pouches slide into your JK doors like they were born there. Suddenly I have a secure, sturdy, stealthy compartment to hold my flashlight, beef jerky, folding knife, duct tape, and… emotions. They're tight, durable, and blacked out like a classified file. The MOLLE vibes are strong.Best part? Now when I open the door and something doesn’t fall out, I nod like the tactical suburban operator I pretend to be. It feels like I’ve upgraded from “guy who owns a Jeep” to Field Captain of Cupholder Logistics.Bottom line: If you're tired of your doors being empty, sad cavities of wasted potential—get these. Your snacks, tools, and parking lot battle plans deserve more.Storage is power. Jeep on.

These pockets are great! My nets were so saggy from only hair ties and gum that they were always getting stuck in the door jam. Instead of leaving mine in as the pictures show, I cut mine out. There was no point in keeping the saggy mess I had. Once the net is cut out, they slip in relatively easily. It takes a little finagling to get the topmost clip by the water bottle to stay against the inside because it wants to slide back out of the insert, but if you get it all situated after removing the tape protector, then hold it in place for 30 seconds pulling away from the door slightly, it will stick and stay. You do lose a few inches of leg room, but with the much better pocket you get, it's totally worth it - plus, the doors are only on half the year anyway. Why Jeep believed nets would be effective is beyond me (like all the junk they put in Jeeps now), but these are an inexpensive replacements that really do work. It fits my big water bottle perfectly - an extra one of those is always good on the trails. If you're battling saggy door nets, these are definitely an improvement, and inexpensive, unlike most Jeep upgrades.

The little net things on my Jeep JK door panels were bad, so I ordered the hard plastic versions from a Jeep parts place. They rubbed my leg, were cheap and I pitched them in the trash. These seem better quality, better mounting, and do not rub your leg.The lady friend uses the passenger side a lot for keys, phone and other female baggage lol

Do you make these for the back doors too? Do the front ones work for the back door sides?