Review on 🪑 Memory Foam Console Cushion by Trillium Worldwide by Dave Russell

Update April 2014: I used this pillow for 10 months on my pilot project in the South Florida heat. The pillow is starting to crack, but it's still better than resting your elbow on a rock-hard console. Spending $20 a year on a new pillow is worth the comfort it provides. Original Review June 2013: I'm 6ft tall and have a 2003 Honda Pilot with a hard armrest that's hard on my elbow. The dealer asked $400 for a replacement! So instead I urged my wife to sew me something, or at least sew some Velcro onto a folded towel as a temporary pillow. Sewing wasn't her favorite thing to do, so she pointed me to a $20 Trillium CCG-400 memory foam console pad instead. It's so convenient and cheap that I decided to buy a second one as a spare. The padding is thick and soft in a good way. The cover is a little thin but comfortable and matches my gray interior. I suspect the coating will wear off before the upholstery. The cover closes with a zipper and can be removed for washing or replacing. This soft pillow may raise a small person's shoulder and elbow too high depending on the car, but for a person who is at least 6 feet tall, it's excellent.