Car Seat Gap Filler Set of 2, Soft Foam Multifunctional Seat Side Gap Filler with Organizer & Hook Function, 3in1 Gap Stopper Universal Fit Car SUV Truck Fill The Gap Between Seat & Console

Bought 2 pair: depending on the color you choose, you may not even now these are in the car. The beige with black filler is unnoticeable.2020 Acura RDX - black gap filler- this product fits good. Depending on the seat position, I think it’s a little loose, but not a deal breaker. I use this with the flat side up to avoid debris collecting in the grooved side.2018 Nissan Armada- saddle brown gap filler- again , placed these with the flat side up. The fit in this vehicle was much tighter- had to really work it into the seam between the seat and the center console box. The seat itself is a lot stiffer than the Acura, so that may account for the tight/ looser fit difference. But, bottom line, these work great and do not hamper the movement of the seat going forward or backward. They move with the seat. Smoothly.The rubber material is top notch. Flexibility is just what you need for these to keep their shape in the squeezed positions.

Perfect fit for the 2024 KIA Sportage. Nothing all all falls down between the seats now. They are a perfect fit. No problems with my seat moving back and forth. They are well made. Look great. Great purchase at a good value . Easy to place and remove.

Works okay but slips down a little when the seat moves. It looks great as it’s barely visible. Has already captured dropped coins, cell and candy wrapper 🤣Size is good but it took a few tries to be sure it fit Good value as it will pay for itself by “finding “ money ! Easy to remove and move around

Purchased for my 2022 Outback and it works ok. It does prevent items from falling down the crevasse and can be used to hold a cell phone-which I really like. It's neoprene (squishy), fits in the slot between the seat and console, and moves pretty well with the seat.However, it can be easily pushed down into the crevasse. The bag hook end is loose and probably wouldn't support a trash bag with much more than kleenex. The only way any of these devices will stay put is with double stick tape or be designed with a very long keel that extends to the base of the crevasse. Otherwise, you can expect any of them to get pushed in eventually, even the Shark Tank one.

Fits nicely into my BMW X-5. I previously returned two similar devices which were made by another manufacturer. These function very well and match the color of my seats.

Work as intended, easy installion. Just tilt you seat back slide it in and set the seat back up. Took me more time to tilt the seats down than to put the fillers in the gap.

It’s a tight fit, but it does fit, and the seat is still adjustable like normal (though a little stiffer.) The slot is, unlike a few others, wide enough to hold my iPhone with a thick bumper case. And the knob on the front works well for holding a small shopping bag in place. Mostly, I just use the passenger-side one so stuff doesn’t roll around the car.

In a Tesla Model Y, at least, the buckle is recessed and so this won't work. The seats are pretty tight against the center console, so this product cannot slip in so easily. However, some other vehicles with a bit more room an less recessed buckles, such as an Acura MDX, can use these just fine.I'm always pulling things out from between the console and seat... credit cards, licenses, napkins, straws. Sometimes a work ID. So this can help a lot. We used it previously in a Honda Accord and it worked great. For our Model Y, it wouldn't work due to how the buckles are recessed. Your buckle needs to stick out enough that this product can slip over it OR there needs to be enough room that you can slip this product down further. Neither was the case for a Model Y. But it did what it was supposed to do in other cars.I've used other types of the same product that were more plush and bendable. This product is far more rigid, but I liked the groove in it for the purposes of holding something. Mostly wanted it for stopping things falling. But it can't be squished and shoved into place very easily as it's more rigid. So you really need to make sure you have the room, but the rigidness does work to some advantage in that it can hold its shape more easily and doesn't just get shoved further and further down. In an Acura MDX, it took little effort to get in. In a Honda Accord, it took a good bit of effort, but it fit. In my Model Y, I had to really work to get it in, but the buckles weren't going to work with it.