🚗 GPCA Headrest Grab Handles PRO Universal for Wrangler, Truck, Sport Car - Easy Pole Mount for 4X4 Off-Road Backseat Passengers. GP Back Grip Patented (Black Aluminum) Review

This is a great help for getting elderly passengers into the back seat of my SUV. The shorter gripping path makes access easier for them. The top handrail attached to an SUV is too high to reach, especially if you have arthritis. It was very quick and easy to install.

After seeing some bad reviews about the quality of this product I was hesitant. I bought these and when they arrived they were in their original, undamaged packaging, the handles were wrapped in bubble wrap and the mounting lugs were covered with other promotional material. Exactly as described in the product description.

Just bought a used 2015 JKU with no handrails. They were very easy to install, like black on black. My grandchildren reach the ceiling rails much easier and no longer have to pull on the headrests. As others have said, they are slightly smaller and can be compressed for larger hands.

There is nothing wrong with the product. I installed them on my 2019 4runner trd pro. The only thing that would make this 5 stars for me would be if the black straps that wrap around the handlebars at the corners that go into the headrest post were longer to allow the handlebars to hang down. With the headrest in the lowest position, you will find it difficult to get a grip on the handle, especially if you have a large hand like me. If you ever make a longer strap, I'm in.

My teenagers ride in the back of my 2-door car and have to pull the front seats back after getting in and getting over it. Those handles mean they can pull anything back on the seats other than the headrests. I know they're for "exciting rock-crawling backseat shenanigans," but they're also a very handy option if you regularly use the backseat in your Wrangler. I have front door handrails from GPCA and they match and are just as great :)

They're good although one of the handles had a small paint chip but I'll live with that. It's a bit tight for my hands with the velcro so I don't use the hand liner. I like it better without Velcro. I thought he was a little taller than her. They are a bit small so I don't know if I will get the door handles as they are the same handles as the headrest handles. If you have really big hands, I don't think they will fit through these grips.

Bought for a Jeep Gladiator. I have to say they go easy enough and will get the job done. However, the straps for the belts are made of cheap material and they are too short. The handle should hang slightly from the headrest. Also, the handles are small. So combine short straps and small handles and they are perfect for children and women with small hands. I think you're better off using the more common corded or rubber handrails. When I grab it, my knuckles rub against the back of the seat and