Seriously Toyota -- no seat back pocket?

Collapsable dog bowls, gloves, and a couple wag bags go in mine. Added Katzkin seats so I have pockets.

 

To be a bit more constructive, and far less hilarious, those molle panels would solve the pocket and cup holder issues. I personally don't like cup holders on the back of the consoles as they have a tendency to be snagged and kicked into pieces. I did like how the rear seat has a drop down armrest with cupholders though.

 

Thank you for posting up pics of this. I may have to give one a shot. Couple questions:

1. How is the feel and quality? The pics on Amazon make them look like really cheap canvas that would be plasticy and coarse.
2. Can the headrest be lowered completely with one of these installed? All my height is in my legs, so I keep the headrest in the lowest position. It looks like that buckle for the top strap might interfere with this.

 

My Rig has two of them in the back, as well as a "Oh Chit" Drivers side Grab Handle, and a Transmission Cooler!

Now a days, Toyota and like many other companies- "Less is More!"




O.S.T.

 

1. I'm guessing it's not military grade Molle, but it is surprisingly well made for a $20-25 piece. I don't foresee any issues with it. It feels like a more $ piece that it was. Plus it came with a Canada flag.

2. I went out and checked for you and can't seem to get a good way to have it in place with the headrest in the lowest setting. There is probably a way to makeshift something or have it sag a bit but it won't be as secure . I say buy one and see, It's Amazon and returns because "didn't meet my expectations or quality was poor" are eligible for free returns

 

Thanks for the info!

 

I'm also guessing Amazon.com will ship it with a USA flag for you

 

Mine didn’t come with a Canadian flag! maybe I should have shopped Amazon.ca instead yes, .COM shipped with a gray US flag.

in all seriousness, for $20 it serves my needs and isnt cheap/plasticy feeling. I will probably pull it off at some point and have my wife just stitch up the top loop at a fixed length instead of the clip/buckle, which will solve the problem of the headrest not quite going all the way to the lowest position (it bumps into the buckle). The lower clip i routed under the hard-ish plastic lower part of my seat back instead of stones the actual bucket seat. I may modify that down the road to just loop up under and hook to the seat springs underneath, but it’s not sagging on me yet.

ETA: some closeup pics. The headrest is pretty much all the way down. And second photo shows where i routed my bottom strap

 

BAM! That is how you troll folk!

 

For twenty bucks, the quality seems quite good. The buckle sort of lays weird near the headrest, but I am sure some tinkering with the straps will eventually get that right. Overall seems like it'll do the job just fine.

 

I hear ya.....