Overland Sling - Black - Giant Loop OLS-24

The Giant Loop Overland Sling – Black (model OLS-24) is a versatile overlanding accessory designed to convert a rear-mounted spare-tyre carrier into a modular storage platform for essential gear.

Features

• Heavy-duty, expedition-ready construction with rugged materials and reinforced stitching
• Fits spare-tyre carriers holding tyres up to 40 inches in diameter; universal installation on vehicles like Jeeps, Toyota 4Runners, Land Cruisers, Tacomas, Wranglers, Ford Broncos and similar vehicles
• MOLLE-style webbing panels to attach Giant Loop Rogue Dry Bags, Possibles Pouches or similar gear for additional organised storage
• Drain holes at the bottom allow routing of shower hoses, water supply or wash hoses via quick-connect fittings for easy access to drinking and wash water
• Lockable functionality: thread an optional 82″ QuickLoop security cable through metal grommets and wheel to deter theft
• Pocket flap includes hook-and-loop fabric; it can be folded or tucked to expose hook side for attaching custom patches or converting into an access pocket
• Compatible with Cactus Canteen and Armadillo Bag, which hang from the central J-hook and sit inside the sling pocket for secure storage

Specifications

• Model number: OLS-24 (Giant Loop part number / SKU GIA-OLS24)
• Colour: black
• Capacity: accommodates gear essential for overlanding such as tow straps, tools, firewood and other expedition supplies (specific volume unspecified)
• Fit range: spare-tyre carriers with tyres up to 40 inches diameter
• Attachment hardware: includes J-hook centre anchor and adjustable straps that cross behind tyre in X-pattern; excess webbing can be rolled or trimmed and secured with hook-and-loop tabs
• Intended compatibility: designed for use with Giant Loop Possibles Pouch, Rogue Dry Bag, Cactus Canteen, Armadillo Bag; also suitable for other outdoor gear fastened via MOLLE panels
• Warranty: limited lifetime warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship (as per Giant Loop standard policy)