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(More customer reviews)This organizer has handy side mesh pockets and center compartments of varying sizes. Good for holding things like sunglasses, pens, water bottle, cell phone, MP3 player, lip balm, hand lotion, receipts, Palm, maps, and whatever other odds and ends would normally get lost, crumpled, and scratched in your car. Some of the compartments are adjustable for different-sized items. It is collapsible, not rigid, designed to stay in your car, not be carried around, so if you want something to tote with you, consider Case Logic's Front Seat Mobile Office--the model with handles. I am considering upgrading to that, which is more rigid and will fit a laptop and file folders. But for less than half the price, this item is a perfect general car organizer. It stays put instead of sliding, and the only drawback I notice about it is when I need to transport a passenger it's a very slight pain to move it out of the way because it's a bit flimsy and has no handles. However, "flimsy" doesn't mean poor quality. It has a 25 YEAR warranty. For the money it's a great deal. BTW, to help with your purchasing decision, [...]has many many more customer reviews with useful insights on these products.
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Case Logic is obsessed with organization. No matter who you are, what toys, tools or technology you have, where you are, or where you are going, Case Logic is your partner in managing the things that matter to you. We are the "stuff wranglers" that make life easier.The CaselogicCenter Console Organizer (Black) holds easy-to-reach items such as drinks, cell phone, flashlight, maps first aid kit, etc. Conveniently sits between bucket seats, in cargo area or on top of seat. Secure tab tucks in gap of seat to secure organizer in place. Collapsible dividers provide multiple storage compartments. 25 Year Warranty.
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