Quick Fist

[Cube II]

Ever seen this before?
http://www.endroad.com/page/page/669246.htm

Endroad.com,based in Nashville.
I'd like to order a couple but seems like the website is not fully completed yet.
:confused

Anyone used it in his 90?

[Buckon37s]

That looks actually really cool. Buy some and let us know how they work!

[loykd]

They handed these out at MAR last year and I use for my MagLite. Works ok, but more bulky than the clips that MagLite sells. Maybe better for heavy stuff like shovels and recovery tools though.

[Mike Hippert]

They do look nice! How did you get a set and not me Ken! I bet that Zach stached up a set!

[Cube II]

Buy some and let us know how they work!
Er,yep,I'd love to do,assuming that I'll be able to contact and pay them by Paypal...
:confused

They handed these out at MAR last year and I use for my MagLite. Works ok, but more bulky than the clips that MagLite sells. Maybe better for heavy stuff like shovels and recovery tools though.
My idea was to use them for both.
Well,MagLite and Jackall.
Sadly I've never found those C-clips you all have beside your seats (DOH!),
and the M-Lite is still layin' around somewhere since a couple of years...
:(

Ouff...

[JRW]

Digging up an old thread to see if there are any usage reports. Here is a current link to the product page: http://www.endroad.com/page/page/711712.htm. Looks like Iron Goat has very competitve pricing...

[brn24whl]

I use them to hold spares to my dog gaurd they work very well.

Eric

[NashvilleRedD90]

I've used them for a while and they work well. I use 2 of them (I guess they are the "Super Quick Fists") to hold my fire extinguisher. They hold on tightly and are very strong, also you can release whatever they are holding quickly.

The guy who owns the company / makes them is Don, he has a 712 Pinzgauer that he wheels with the local rover club (TN Rovers)

[Nadir_E]

I've used them for a while and they work well. I use 2 of them (I guess they are the "Super Quick Fists") to hold my fire extinguisher. They hold on tightly and are very strong, also you can release whatever they are holding quickly.

The guy who owns the company / makes them is Don, he has a 712 Pinzgauer that he wheels with the local rover club (TN Rovers)

Will - any chance of your posting a picture of how you're mounting your fire extinguisher with one of these? I was considering using them to mount an extinguisher to the roll bar behind/below the passenger seat (quick access for the driver) but I don't want to drill into the roll bar for fear of compromising its structural integrity.

Thanks,
-Nadir

[specops1526]

Will - any chance of your posting a picture of how you're mounting your fire extinguisher with one of these? I was considering using them to mount an extinguisher to the roll bar behind/below the passenger seat (quick access for the driver) but I don't want to drill into the roll bar for fear of compromising its structural integrity.

Thanks,
-Nadir


I'd be interested in this as well. Sounds like a good idea.

[cgalpin]

I use a set of small ones to mount my license plate to my front bumper. The small ones honestly don't seem that strong. Maybe I got a bad batch, but one of the tabs broke off when pulling on it to tighten the first time I used it.

I can't speak for the larger ones.

[Cube II]

It works great!
In the end I bought straight from the company,
small for the Jackall and bigger ones for the air tank.

I keep some spares, they're really handy.

Recommended.

:cool:

[xrover]

iron goat sells them.