These rubber clamps are working great for a secure off-grid shovel mount on a rack on the outside of my Jeep Wrangler JLUR Rocklander. TY! - Ryan from RocklanderUSA
Those are some nice projectiles you are mounting with flexible rubber--in the event of an accident they should fly about 60-70mph in random directions.
We'd recommend only carrying your accessories when needed if you're worried about theft. The great thing about the Quick Fist mounts is how easy they make it to install and remove your tools / accessories. You can leave the mounts installed on your Jeep, then simply throw on your shovel / axe / fire extinguisher / recovery gear / etc. before you head out on a trip, then simply remove and store them away to daily drive your Jeep.
Container Store has made such things for homes for years. What I don't like about this is the need to find screws and buy an extra mount for mounting to MOLLE panels. That's a lot of money for a clamp when you include mounts. Overall, pricey for a poor design for end user use. A 50cent Velcro strap seems great for items like flashlights, etc.
Great product, however, in reality you want to avoid mounting stuff like flashlights, rods, toe straps, in places where they are exposed to the elements. Try to keep those tucked away.
Do you think 3m double sided molding tape would stick to the rubber? I’d like to use a clamp in a spot where I can’t/don’t want to drill a hole.. thank you
Please take a bit of salt but This is the most dangerous attachment method i have seen.100% they will fall of from the vibration.Not to mention heavy objects like fire extinguishers. IF they don't fall from vibration,they WILL 100% snap in the most unexpected time as they are either made out of silicone or TPR. UNLESS they are made out of EPDM..IF they were made out of stainless then i would say great idea.
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These rubber clamps are working great for a secure off-grid shovel mount on a rack on the outside of my Jeep Wrangler JLUR Rocklander. TY! - Ryan from RocklanderUSA
Those are some nice projectiles you are mounting with flexible rubber--in the event of an accident they should fly about 60-70mph in random directions.
I've got three pairs of these attached to the bed rails on my Galdiator. Easy to install and versatile as hell
Thanks for suggesting the ARB Jack.
Do these clamps have any type of locking capability while mounting items on the outside, so items won't be taking?
Without that rack in the back..is there a way to mount it to the roll bar without drilling a hole into it?
BARTAC Fire Extinguisher Holder... Best around for Roll bar mounting...
Does any of your clamps lock?
I like the shovel, flashlight on side, but fear it would walk off..
We'd recommend only carrying your accessories when needed if you're worried about theft. The great thing about the Quick Fist mounts is how easy they make it to install and remove your tools / accessories. You can leave the mounts installed on your Jeep, then simply throw on your shovel / axe / fire extinguisher / recovery gear / etc. before you head out on a trip, then simply remove and store them away to daily drive your Jeep.
Very quickly too.
Try using cable locks. The ones that usually are on shotguns in the stores
Really should make a ring for a lock.
Yeah, I have them, too, but on the inside of my 4Runner on molle panels.
How many people have been impaled by shovels that came loose on the highway, so far?
Container Store has made such things for homes for years. What I don't like about this is the need to find screws and buy an extra mount for mounting to MOLLE panels. That's a lot of money for a clamp when you include mounts. Overall, pricey for a poor design for end user use. A 50cent Velcro strap seems great for items like flashlights, etc.
I wish it's available here in the Philippines would like to buy for a shovel and axe and for a fire extinguisher
I have a pickup. These fist clamps are just what I need but can you link me to the mount that they go on? I’m not finding it on your website
I need a bed rack for my gladiator that I can cantilever 300lbs off the side. Any suggestions?
Any ideas to mount these to the roll cage of a wrangler to store my axe on overhead roll bar.
Can this ONLY be attached to what ever you have it attached to?
These are great.
Great product, however, in reality you want to avoid mounting stuff like flashlights, rods, toe straps, in places where they are exposed to the elements. Try to keep those tucked away.
If they can't be locked for outside the cab storage, what's the point?!
Do you think 3m double sided molding tape would stick to the rubber? I’d like to use a clamp in a spot where I can’t/don’t want to drill a hole.. thank you
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So do I have e to use those square washers?? My clamps didn’t come w/ those and I was under the impression that I didn’t need any washers at all.
What kind of shovel is that?
Don’t have a Chrysler product so I guess I can’t buy these 😢
no locks
If they only made these for roll cages!!!!
How about in your F250 or your horse trailer? LOL
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I don’t have a jeep so I’m not buying this.
Please take a bit of salt but This is the most dangerous attachment method i have seen.100% they will fall of from the vibration.Not to mention heavy objects like fire extinguishers. IF they don't fall from vibration,they WILL 100% snap in the most unexpected time as they are either made out of silicone or TPR. UNLESS they are made out of EPDM..IF they were made out of stainless then i would say great idea.