Installation Time
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Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Fishbone Offroad Roll Bar Flashlight Holder
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Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
- Roll Bar Flashlight Holder
- Permits Mounting of Flashlight
- Fastens onto any Padded or Non-Padded Roll Bars
- Engages and Disengages Easily
- Carries Any Standard C and D-Cell Flashlight
- Resilient Fabric Construction with Nylon Webbing Straps
- Black Powder Coated Steel Hardware
- Available in Black
- Trouble-Free Installation
- Sold Individually
- Made in the USA
- Fits All Jeep CJ and Wrangler Models
| Brand | Fishbone Offroad |
| Interior Storage Type | Flashlight |
Description
Keep Your Flashlight Handy. Keep your flashlight handy when you install this Fishbone Offroad Roll Bar Flashlight Holder. Whether traveling around the city or trekking through an off-road trail, having a flashlight within reach is always helpful. This flashlight holder is designed to allow you to mount any standard C or D-cell flashlight onto a roll bar to keep it within reach. You could even mount more than one flashlight on different roll bars. This ensures you don’t have to fumble inside your glove compartment or toolbox to retrieve the item during an emergency. What’s more, this holder also frees up some space in your glove or toolbox for other items you may need.
Resilient Build Quality. This flashlight holder is constructed from high-grade synthetic fabric that won’t tear or deteriorate over time. Additionally, this holder utilizes resilient nylon web straps, making it particularly durable. The straps’ edges are also sewn using heavy-duty thread, preventing frays. Meanwhile, its loops are crafted from black powder-coated steel for strength. Lastly, this holder is available in black to complement your interior’s style.
Trouble-Free Install Procedure. This flashlight holder mounts onto padded or unpadded roll bars completely by hand. Just wrap the straps around the roll bar, insert through the loops, and secure using the hook and loop enclosures. Moreover, this item is easy to spot clean using a moistened sponge. You could also spot clean using a brush and soapy water for more stubborn stains. Just be sure to let it dry completely before re-attaching to avoid mold formation.
Application. The Fishbone Offroad Roll Bar Flashlight Holder fits all Jeep CJ and Wrangler models.
Fishbone Offroad FB55158
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Installation & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Flashlight Holder
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Customer Reviews (10)
Reviews of Fishbone Offroad Interior products have an average rating of 4.7 out of 5
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My dad would always take me trail riding in the Pine Barrens as a kid when I lived in South Jersey, so I’ve always been into four wheel drive trucks and Jeeps. When the time came for me to get a vehicle, I picked up an old Cherokee. I still have that old Jeep strictly for offroading, but after a few...
My dad would always take me trail riding in the Pine Barrens as a kid when I lived in South Jersey, so I’ve always been into four wheel drive trucks and Jeeps. When the time came for me to get a vehicle, I picked up an old Cherokee. I still have that old Jeep strictly for offroading, but after a few...
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