Efficiency Console - Go Gear Black EFF-BLA Review

The same simple functional box you could buy at K-Mart in 1988... and the price hasn't even gone up since! Great, simple and cheap solution that sticks very well to gear carpets. Great inexpensive coasters!

I don't know how you can sell this for $4.95. Free shipping alone should be like that. In addition, it looks like a quality product. The plastic is soft to the touch with a pleasantly matte finish and no obvious roughness. It feels like the product costs $15-20. Unless nobody else has the CDs.

My new car doesn't have the storage space that my other car had and the cup holders kept filling up. Luckily I had space on the floor between the two front seats for that. Who can't take advantage of the 2 extra drink holders and compartments for receipts, lip balm, nail files, etc.?

I bought this bracket to retrofit to the intercom in my train glider. I was looking for a tray that would work. It was easy to modify, nice soft plastic, easy to cut. Since I wanted to install on a flat surface I added foam after drilling holes for the cables. For $8 it was perfect and made in the USA, in Kansas...

I have a 2003 VW Beetle Special Edition and it only has 2 cup holders in the front. Only one of these can be used as the other is under the dashboard. We were desperate for extra cup holders when I found the Hopkins branch. It fits perfectly between two seats at the top of the emergency braking zone (we hardly ever use the brake, but we can reach it in an emergency). I am very happy that I was finally able to find a solution to our problem.

I have a 2000 Honda Civic with inadequate cup holders. I rarely use the e-brake and it fitted perfectly AFTER the major rebuild. It's too long so I had to cut off the "coin holder" area to leave only the sections shown in the picture here. It's not elegant, but after heating the plastic very well with a hair dryer I was able to trim this section off with a pair of heavy duty scissors. It doesn't even look hacked and works GREAT!

Five stars because it does what it says on the tin. It's a hard plastic with a curved bottom and plastic "prongs" to hold the hump. My truck's hump is wider than a car's, but it stays in place even if all the teeth don't touch the hump. The slots offer space for several CD cases and a recess in front of the cup holders where I can stow my wallet or other small items. Plus slots for coins on the side. And the first 500 miles he stayed on the hump.