Next Gen Ford Everest (2022-Current) Rear Side Pocket - Pirate Camp Co
Sits below the Pirate Camp Co rear cargo switch panel in the Next Gen Ford Everest (U704) and gives the loose bits somewhere to live. Strap gear to the molle face or drop it in the pocket. Mild…
Overview
- Rear side pocket
- Mounting hardware
- Brand
- Pirate Camp Co.
- Product type
- Storage
- SKU
- P-1375
Fitment and delivery
Check the fitment details in the product description against your vehicle before ordering. Model, year, variant and existing modifications can affect fitment.
Product details
What to know before ordering
Description, fitment and specifications
Sits below the Pirate Camp Co rear cargo switch panel in the Next Gen Ford Everest (U704) and gives the loose bits somewhere to live. Strap gear to the molle face or drop it in the pocket. Mild steel, powder coated texture black.
What vehicles does this fit?
| Make | Model | Variant | Body | Years | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford | Next Gen Everest (U704) | Ambiente, Trend, Sport, Platinum | Wagon | 2022-Current | Direct fit |
| Ford | Everest UA | - | Wagon | 2015-2022 | Does not fit |
| Ford | Next Gen Ranger (P703) | - | Dual Cab | 2022-Current | Does not fit |
Key features
It bolts in and is held with velcro, so it comes back out without leaving a mess behind it. Pirate Camp Co state it allows full use of the rear seat with minimal interference for the occupants, which is the part that matters in a seven seat wagon. Australian made and owned.
What is included
- Rear side pocket
- Mounting hardware
Not included: molle pouches, straps or accessories. Designed to pair with the Rear Cargo Area Switch Panel, sold separately.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the switch panel to use it?
No. The pocket is designed to sit below the Rear Cargo Area Switch Panel and the two look right together, but it works on its own. If you are fitting both, order them together so the mounting positions line up the way they were designed to.
Will it get in the way of rear seat passengers?
Pirate Camp Co state it allows full use of the rear seat with minimal interference. It is deliberately shallow for that reason, which is also why it holds loose items and light gear rather than doubling as deep storage.
How is it held in?
It bolts in and is held with velcro, which sounds slight but is the right answer here. The velcro means it lifts out when you want the cargo area clear, and it goes back without hunting for fasteners or leaving a row of holes in the trim behind it.
What do people actually keep in it?
The loose stuff that otherwise rolls around. Straps, gloves, a head torch, cable ties, tie-down hooks. Pouches strap to the molle face for anything you want organised, and the pocket itself takes the things you grab often enough that a pouch is more trouble than it is worth.