🥤 UTV Rugged Ridge 62101.51 Roll Bar Beverage Holder Review

Bought these for our '97 Jeep and said they would fit but none of our handlebars fit them. I mean I can flip them vertically but I'll spill my drink lol

Everything is fine. I bought these for my Kawaski Mule so it can go around the A-pillars. They slide down no matter how tight I tie them. Great for canned drinks, but a 20-ounce bottle won't do. It's doable, but not without effort, and you end up pushing him down the bar. I would go with something else.

Great for our golf cart. I didn't want the rumble of a large plastic shelf/torpedo. So we bought it and liked it so much we bought 2 more, 2 or 3 of them had drinks in them and the other had a range finder. The straps are quite thick, I had to add extra washers to the windshield bolts to have enough clearance to pull the straps through.

Fits most vertical roll bars. Store a regular sized glass or bottle, but don't fit anything larger in it. The only problem is that they fade VERY quickly. My car is in the garage and only used occasionally, but in about three months they have turned an ugly grey.

Bought these to fit on our Kawasaki Mule Utv to hold my phone, lip balm, cigarette lighter etc. They are perfectly deep so everything stays nice inside! I have a large smartphone (Note 8) and it fits well and stays in place, no worries about it falling out. At races we use our UTV Promotion Cart so I'm not sure if you're jumping in the desert or the trails but I'm happy with them!

Cool coasters! They are well padded and the velcro straps are long enough to fit many things (not just a bike!). I was glad it was a pair as we needed 2 of them! I actually put one on our treadmill and it holds my 20 ounces. Water bottle is VERY safe! It won't crack the bottle and the filling will keep it colder for longer. I would definitely order them again; I love her! You will not be disappointed!

They are easy to install and moderately well insulated. Please note that there is no drainage hole here, so it can fill up with muddy water. I've been led to believe that said water could be perfectly displaced by a one-pint aluminum beer can from a Rocky Mountain brewery, but I've never tested that hypothesis. Whatever preload device you choose, make sure it has a screw cap or the fun will follow. Please note that there are two in the package. Unknowingly I ordered two so I had two extra cup…