🎮 Ultimate Comfort for Your Console: Trillium Worldwide Memory Foam Console Cushion Review

While the pad itself is very good, the elastic band was not long enough to fit around my car console cover. An adjustable strap would be better. Since it didn't stay in place for car use, I brought the pillow inside and use it to prop myself up on my left elbow while surfing the web. I had elbow surgery a few months ago and the pillow is great for this type of use.

It took me a while to figure out that I needed a cushion for my car but now that I've looked around and found this product have i have it one for all 4 cars. Unless you drive an expensive so-called luxury car, you probably endure the inconvenience of using your plastic or barely padded armrest on long journeys. Once you try the CCG-300, you will want to use it for your luxury cars too. I haven't tried the CCG-400 due to its size, but I bet it's great too. The block mounts appropriately to the…

I ordered a Trillium CCG 300 and found it too small for my Honda Pilot as the elastic would not fit over the cover. The description includes photos of the center console which is "similar" to mine but turned out to be too small. I could not find the sizes listed on Revain. After going to the Trillium website I finally found the product dimensions which I have included below. I ordered the 400 model which should now fit. The 300 was comfortable just sitting on the console, but I really want to…

I bought this for my Toyota Matrix - after 8 years my car still looks great but the center armrest console is cracked from using my elbow. to help me sit in my seat (I'm quite short). Eventually the tear got bigger and turned into a small hole that not only hurt my elbow but also got caught on my clothes. Replacement consoles are $145, so I had to find something that would cover that and still be comfortable. Due to my size (or lack thereof), my arm never reached the center console. So unless I