3-Layer Pidien Car Mesh Organizer: Back Seat Net Organizer for Dogs, Pet Barrier Between Seats, Backseat Mesh Net for Cars Review

The title speaks for itself. 1st car ride my dog was left in the back seat. 2nd ride, the next day he ritually jumped over it. Looks good although the hooks are plastic and I suspect they might break. Send back.

For $10 you get a very well made part that will most likely fit between the front seats of any car. The clips that attach it to the headrest bar and the solid metal bracket on the underside of each seat are designed not to touch the person. They're well made, but I've seen that if you put a lot of pressure on them, they can break. Spend an extra minute or two installing it.

Phew! I noticed what looked like moisture or condensation in the package but went ahead and opened it. The mesh inside is soaked. And there was something like mold on it. I stuffed the net back into the package and agreed to return it to Revane. Then I washed my hands very well.

So my preschooler thinks it's fun to hop in the front seat when he can. Let's just say he doesn't like Mom's new network, which means I like it. He complained for a week before resigning himself to his fate of being left behind. That's great. I've used the storage for snacks and bottled water, and also pulled an iPad cable through to hold it when we're not charging while browsing. Storage while charging is also possible. this thing is amazing.

This product was advertised to prevent pets from jumping into the front seat but I think it's perfect for stowing items next to the driver on the armrest. My purse kept falling in the back seat. Now my purse stays by my side for the duration of my car ride. It was a bit difficult to find a place to attach the organizer to the seats. After I did that, the organizer stayed in place. There's only room for a few items, but the organizer is cramped, making it difficult to remove everything inside.

This is easy to install and if you put it in the right places it stays in place, doesn't look like it will crack or break easily. We use it in my SUV to store headphones for the entertainment system and cables/plugs for trips out. This keeps my small dog from jumping in the front seat. Now I can put the bird carrier on the armrest and it stays in place. The downside is that it blocks some of the airflow from the rear vents and blocks the heated seat buttons as well as the rear temperature…

The idea of having some sort of car holder between the two front seats for water, tissues, maps, hand sanitizer, etc. is a great idea. It was well done, but actually it was too well done. The construction materials are hard and dense, almost unbreakable, so the installation was difficult as it added something to the mesh compartments. It wouldn't be safe to try to pull something out with one hand while driving, so I'll stick with the passenger seat basket for those eventualities. The photos…

The "3 layers" advertised are actually 2 very small bags. It fits in car keys or a cell phone, but I doubt it fits much more. The bottom hooks move to the back seat, leaving a hole between the net and the front seats. A small dog can easily pass through this hole. Luckily it doesn't block AC power. This keeps the dog in the back seat but has its toe claws caught in the web - not great if you're driving. Guess the back wall should be tighter or tighter. Plastic hooks are flimsy - can break…