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Workspace Camp Kitchen, most simply, is a versatile and portable storage solution. But it stands out from the crowd with unique features.
First and foremost; a cutting board is built-in to the bag. Uniquely, the cutting board turns into a table when the bag is hanging. With its unique mounting options, the bag can setup and hang from vehicles (getting creative, it can even hang on a tree!).
Each bag comes standard with hanging accessories. Two are built-in to the bag’s lid and two hanging straps are included.
Molle and daisy chain on the back of the bag, combined with an interior rigid structure give the bag the shape for hanging on your vehicle.
The design allows the bag to hang or mount to cars and trucks. It comes standard with two ways to mount it. Hang it from the built-in straps or use the hanging accessories. These fasteners are easy to use and always available.
Roof racks are perfect for the hanging straps built-in to the lid. Use these to hang from SUV factory roof racks. Workspace is the perfect way to create some space with Subaru Outback. It is a Subaru Outback Camp Kitchen mounted option.
With the G-Hook to Vinyl Coated Flat hook, hang it from doors or mount it to a molle plate or truck bed.
Our flat hook to g hook straps also work well for truck beds and jeep swing gates.
Any molle panels are perfect using the hanging straps.
We also sell rubber straps that are perfect for hanging the bag from van ladders, another way to use molle plates, secure it to your truck bed.
Molle panels on truck bed racks like this Kuat Ibis are a good choice for rubber straps. We can hang the bag in a variety of ways off of Truck Bed Racks.
Another option, use our Flexmounts to hang the bag. Flexmounts are amazingly strong and can be used to hang the bag from RV’s, trailers, etc.
For more details, check out our video here Workspace table + organization bags setup on vehicles #outdoors #subaruoutback #camping
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