Nakatanenga New Defender Tailgate organiser

New Defender Tailgate organiser system from MY 2020

Nakatanenga New Defender Tailgate organiser – Rear door storage system for the New Defender from 2020 onwards. Where to put all the bits and bobs in the touring vehicle? First-aid kits, multimeters, work gloves, winch controls, tyre repair kits The Nakatanenga New Defender Tailgate organiser makes use of the mostly unused space on the tailgate. Various small items can be stowed in several pockets with the MOLLE fastening system (abbreviation for MOdular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) and are then at hand when they are needed. Get more info on the MOLLE system here

The advantages of the MOLLE Tailgate Organiser Hardbase compared to textile MOLLE:

• Faster attachment and removal, e.g. from a first-aid bag
• more stable than textile MOLLE
• can also be used in combination with QuickFist for tools or ropes.
• easy access to the warning triangle compartment
• The rear door compartment is enlarged by the organizer

Please note before assembly: The hard base is asymmetrical, the wider side next to the cut-out must be on the right side.

The sets are made up as follows:

SET 1
1x MOLLE Tailgate Organizer base plate hard base made of HDPE
1x MOLLE polybag, open
1x MOLLE polybag, large
1x MOLLE universal pouch, large
1x stainless steel mounting material
optional: 1x MOLLE first aid pouch with tear-off base (first aid contents not included)

SET 2
1x MOLLE Tailgate Organizer base plate hard base made of HDPE
1x MOLLE polybag, open
2x MOLLE polybag, large
1x stainless steel mounting material
optional: 1x MOLLE first aid pouch with tear-off base (first aid contents not included)

Bag material: 100% Nylon PU coated

And by the way: At Nakatanenga we only use materials with a 100% nylon PU coating for all textile items. Unlike PVC, nylon PU (polyurethane) is free from harmful phthalate-based plasticizers. Until recently, low molecular weight phthalates were the most common plasticizers for plastics of all kinds and are even used in food and cosmetics. However, they accumulate in the environment and, due to their molecular composition, are suspected of acting like endogenous hormones. From a toxicological point of view, this is extremely questionable and is considered to be the trigger for various diseases, including cancer. For Nakatanenga, it goes without saying that when it comes to the coating of textile products, we only use alternatives such as nylon PU that are harmless to the environment and health.