Overhead Molle PanelsFOR THE 2021–2026 Ford Bronco

Fitment

These overhead molle panels are built by Addictive Desert Designs for the 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 Ford Bronco, including the Bronco Raptor. On the Bronco Raptor, the factory crossmember has to come out before the panels go in, since that crossmember occupies the same space the panels are designed to mount into. Standard Bronco trims don't have that crossmember in the way, so the panels bolt straight to the roll bars without that extra removal step.

Design

The panels are CNC cut from 1/8-inch steel and finished in a hammer black powder coat to match the rest of the Addictive Desert Designs interior lineup. One panel spans between the driver and passenger seats, and a second panel runs perpendicular to it just behind them, covering two different overhead zones rather than a single flat panel over one area. Both panels are shaped to conform to the body lines of the roll bars, so they follow the factory contours instead of sitting as a flat plate bolted across a curved surface, and the fit leaves ample headroom for the driver and front passenger underneath.

Storage

The molle pattern across both panels accepts straps, bolts, Quick-Fists, or similar hardware, so pouches, tools, first aid kits, and digital devices can all be mounted overhead where they're reachable from the seats rather than stashed in the console or cargo area. Rounded 90-degree edges on the panels are built to keep smaller items from sliding off during turns, which matters for anything resting loose on top of the panel rather than strapped down directly.

Hard Top Access

Cutouts built into the molle pattern line up with the hard top's latch handles, so the panels don't have to come off to remove or reinstall the hard top. That's a deliberate design choice, since an overhead panel that blocked those handles would force an owner to pull the panels every time the top needed to come off for the season, undoing a lot of the convenience the panels are meant to add.

Made in America

Both panels are manufactured in the United States, consistent with the rest of the Addictive Desert Designs Bronco lineup, from the bumpers down to the smaller interior molle pieces like the rear window panels and center console panels. That keeps the powder coat finish and steel thickness matched across the catalog, so an owner running several molle accessories from this lineup ends up with a consistent look throughout the cabin rather than mismatched finishes from different suppliers.

Installation

Installation is bolt-on directly to the roll bars, with a listed installation time of about an hour on a standard Bronco. Raptor owners should plan for some added time to remove the factory crossmember first, since that step isn't part of the install on non-Raptor trims. No cutting or welding is required on either version. Bronco Forge stocks this Addictive Desert Designs overhead molle panel set for Bronco owners who want mounting space above the front seats for gear that's used often enough to want it within reach, without giving up the ability to pull the hard top when the weather calls for it.