What did you do with your Grenadier today?

[CRH]

They're made from military grade heavy canvas with real leather accents and reinforcements. Definitely a class above the cheap stuff on the market.

I was just reading that on their website, I hope you don't mind me saying but, I hate you I now have to justify to my wife why I need to get more stuff imported from America for my Grenadier! She is already moaning it gets more gifts than her, it's getting expensive having to keep them both happy

 

[Itsdchz]

Looks great! Do you think this would still work with a drawer system in place?

They do - probably not with propane bottles though….

 

[jscherb]

I was just reading that on their website, I hope you don't mind me saying but, I hate you I now have to justify to my wife why I need to get more stuff imported from America for my Grenadier! She is already moaning it gets more gifts than her, it's getting expensive having to keep them both happy

Technically not imported from America... the sales part of Overland Outfitters is based in the USA but the products are handcrafted in India, so if an order is placed from somewhere other than the USA, the product gets shipped from India.

Get her one of these, she'll love it and won't be able to live without it once she uses it...

 

[spyder6255]

Depends on the drawer. First check to see how much clearance you have from the closed door to the front of your drawer. Then pull out your drawer and measure how much clearance the drawer has to the open small door. Some drawers open very close to the small door and those won't have enough clearance, others have several inches of clearance to the small door and those can work.

They have 3 options for the small door (not including Nadir's custom larger pocket):

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If you have very little clearance to your drawer, perhaps the MOLLE version would work, then you could choose thinner MOLLE pouches or other gear to hang on it.

The Overland Outfitters Grenadier products are here FYI: https://www.overland-outfitters.com/ineos-grenadier.html#/. You can also message them directly from the web site with any questions. And they ship worldwide. And BTW they also have a version for the wide door, and this photo shows the narrow door with the MOLLE version and a MOLLE pouch attached:

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looks great, who made the black bag on the right inside below window? seems like it hold more than my bison cages?

 

[jscherb]

looks great, who made the black bag on the right inside below window? seems like it hold more than my bison cages?

That's also from Overland Outfitters, they call it a CargoSide Bag. https://www.overland-outfitters.com/store/p85/Grenadier_Cargo_Side_Bag.html#/

What's nice about it is that it attaches with no damage to the Grenadier - no screws, no double-side tape like so many other products, it just clips in place. And it's got a carry handle and removes from its mount with a zipper so you can take it with you if you need to.

 

[Nadir5]

Looks great! Do you think this would still work with a drawer system in place?

As Jeff points out, it depends on your drawer system. Open both doors, then close only the small door and you’ll be able to measure available space.

My cargo storage is made up of bags/boxes from Radius Outfitters and they stop at the end of the L-track, so plenty of space in my case.

 

[spyder6255]

That's also from Overland Outfitters, they call it a CargoSide Bag. https://www.overland-outfitters.com/store/p85/Grenadier_Cargo_Side_Bag.html#/

What's nice about it is that it attaches with no damage to the Grenadier - no screws, no double-side tape like so many other products, it just clips in place. And it's got a carry handle and removes from its mount with a zipper so you can take it with you if you need to.

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can you take a clear picture of the attachment? does it just clip in

 

[CRH]

Technically not imported from America... the sales part of Overland Outfitters is based in the USA but the products are handcrafted in India, so if an order is placed from somewhere other than the USA, the product gets shipped from India.

Get her one of these, she'll love it and won't be able to live without it once she uses it...

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Wife's response to the little door bag was; 'a bag for TWO CUPS!!!'
Not sure if that was a yes or no, I'm going for a yes

 

[jscherb]

can you take a clear picture of the attachment? does it just clip in

It hooks around the top of the interior trim panel - there's just enough clearance there to slip the hooks in. The bag attaches via the zipper, which makes it easy to install/remove the bag.

I've been carrying a heavy 35,000 lb. capacity recovery strap and two large d-rings in mine for about 8 months now, it's a pretty good amount of weight and it's been working out just fine.

Also this bag is made from DWR-treated acrylic (Durable Water Resistance), since I use it for recovery gear I might want to unzip it and carry it outside the vehicle and set it down on the ground for setting up for a recovery; the acrylic won't mind if I set it in the mud, it'll just wash off. It has carry handles for taking it out of the vehicle.

BTW I've got two bags outside on the back made from the same acrylic, which is also highly UV resistant, so these bags will last a very long time. One mounts on the spare and the other on the ladder.

A nice feature of the ladder bag is that if the ladder needs to be used, I just unclip one side of the bag and swing it out of the way. Sorry that's way more info than you asked for .

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[ECrider]

I was just reading that on their website, I hope you don't mind me saying but, I hate you I now have to justify to my wife why I need to get more stuff imported from America for my Grenadier! She is already moaning it gets more gifts than her, it's getting expensive having to keep them both happy

just tell her it's very tactical gear and ask what she would like from The White Company this Xmas

 

[jscherb]

Wife's response to the little door bag was; 'a bag for TWO CUPS!!!'
Not sure if that was a yes or no, I'm going for a yes

When we're on the road my wife keeps her two phones in one of the pockets, a pen, lip balm, some hair clips and other miscellaneous stuff in the other, and packets of chili sauce in another (she likes spicy food so when we stop at a fast food joint on the road she can spice up her meal).

She also keeps other stuff in her door pocket, not even sure what's in there maybe I should look.