🪑 Memory Foam Console Cushion by Trillium Worldwide Review

I bought this larger cushion hoping it would fit my 2016 F150 console. Very close. The rubber strap on the back is not long enough to slip over the console. I can use the pad but it slides over the console. Can't recommend, won't buy again.

I ordered a 400 by mistake thinking it might be too big for our 2010 civilian car. Although slightly larger than an armrest, it fits well. I wanted this as opposed to the leather armrest so it wouldn't burn on hot days. So far it has worked well and I no longer have to bend down to rest my arm.

Oh my god! I didn't even know there was such a thing. The husband complained about the hard console under the elbow. I just happened to start googling console pads, console pads, etc. It fit, great reviews and we LOVE IT! I can't believe we got through the years without him. This is very well made, thick, sturdy and stays in place on the console. We are very happy.

I bought this for my 2008 Prius before a long drive and was so glad I did. I usually lean forward a bit on long rides to prop myself up on my elbows and this has really helped me stay upright (which makes my back happy). We did 5000 miles in 3 weeks so it was pretty tough. He stayed where he was and did what we wanted - softened our elbows and lifted them up a bit. It's big enough for the driver and passenger to share, provided neither is too busy.

Update April 2014: I used this pillow for 10 months on my pilot project in the South Florida heat. The pillow is starting to crack, but it's still better than resting your elbow on a rock-hard console. Spending $20 a year on a new pillow is worth the comfort it provides. Original Review June 2013: I'm 6ft tall and have a 2003 Honda Pilot with a hard armrest that's hard on my elbow. The dealer asked $400 for a replacement! So instead I urged my wife to sew me something, or at least sew some…