🖤 Cocoon Small GRID-IT! Organizer 7x5 - Black Review

This appears to be a durable product. It doesn't hold as much as I expected due to its small size, but it still gets a few things where they're always handy rather than poking around. When I measured the cover of my console (Tacoma 2008) I didn't realize that the size of the cover was not the same so I had to cut a small notch to fit. Still not perfectly level so I used pan head screws under the straps. only satisfied with this $7.00.

Since I've been a software developer for remote work, I've been using my trusty backpack with tons of my everyday equipment. Charging cables, development phones, chargers, adapters and much more. Article. They used to just be tucked away in a couple of compartments in my backpack, but after purchasing this XS Cocoon Organizer I was able to organize my most used everyday items and neatly wrap and store cords. I chose this XS version as it slides. in one of my Everki backpacks is almost perfect…

I originally bought this to carry memory cards and other small accessories in my camera bag (spare battery, USB cable, etc.). It always seems like these things are hard to find when you really need them. This organizer is a great solution and for that reason alone I would give it five stars. The tension of the straps is the perfect balance between security and utility. But I also found another use for it. I tend to collect things near the recliner chair. Flash drives, stickers, pencils…

I bought this particular GRID-IT organizer by simply slipping it into the pocket of my new laptop sleeve. I didn't think about what to put in there and when I got it I started with a blank head. I didn't remember until the next day. I had a small box of parts and decided to see if I could fit them all onto this grid. Well it worked as long as I had a USB PS/2 port and a PS/2 USB port, a DVI VGA port, a 1/4" to 3.5mm TRS connector, an S-Vid to RCA connector, and two flash drives. I had a…

I ordered two sizes: this size (5" x 7") and the other (8" x 12"), both 0.4" thick. I wasn't sure which size I needed because I knew both would technically fit in my purse. The smaller one turned out to be the best for me and my needs. In fact, I had a ton of cosmetics in my bag which made it difficult to find anything quickly mouthwash, a travel tube of toothpaste, a travel tube of hand lotion, a tri-color eyeshadow palette, and one of those perfume sample tubes. The way the grid crosses suits

Absolutely <3 of this product line! I have 3 different sizes that I use to organize my computer/phone cords, stylus, pens, pencils (I'm in college) and even my charging brick with different adapter cords. I can find things in FLASH and look a lot more organized because I don't have to dig through a bunch of cables. .Benefits: The elastic straps have a series of stretch stitching that help HOLD items (even the smooth-sided loading pad!). They're also quick to put on and still wear really well

I bought this to fill stockings for my father who has a chronic inability to keep clean. And since he's got two tablets, two computers, two smartphones, a lighter, and a few things I've probably forgotten, it's pretty easy for him to get overwhelmed and his tech bag stuck. So it seemed like an absolutely perfect idea. So far, I am very satisfied. This one is small (about the size of my hand), which is probably the only downside given the price. But I've only used it for testing and I have to…

The CPG4BK Grid-It Organizer offers a really handy way to organize my versatile shoulder bag. I tend to lug around quite a few cables, although the odds that I'll actually use my mini-VGA display, for example, are maybe once every two months. However, I'm happy to do so, and if I had a solution to store my stuff elegantly and efficiently instead of having it all piling up at the bottom of my bag, so much the better! This Grid-It organizer does just that. In my case, it carries my aforementioned

I have theatres, they come in 3 different sizes and I love them, although they are a great organizational tool they are also wonderful as medical aids for semi paralyzed people who have had a stroke!( I am too semi-blind and they hold things where I put them in my field of vision!When semi-paralyzed, your "strong" side tends to accidentally push my stuff in the opposite direction (like your dinner plate, writing board), etc. lay down Drop an item on the empty net and bingo, instant stability…