Trillium WorldwideMemory Foam Console Cushion, Gray, Large

Update April 2014:I have used this cushion in my Pilot in south Florida heat for 10 months. The cushion is starting to breakdown but its still way better than resting my elbow on the rock hard console. Spending $20 annually on a new cushion is worth the comfort it provides.Original review June 2013:I am 6 feet tall and own a 2003 Honda Pilot with a rock hard arm rest that is brutal on the elbow. The dealer wanted $400.00 to replace it! So instead, I pestered my wife to sew me something or at least sew some velcro onto a folded towel as a make shift cushion. Sewing is not her favorite pastime so instead she pointed me to the Trillium CCG-400 Memory Foam Console Cushion for $20. It's so comfortable and inexpensive that I decided to buy a second one as a backup. The padding is thick and cushy in a good way. The cover is a little thin but comfortable and matches my grey interior. I suspect the cover will wear out before the padding. The cover has a zipper and is removable for washing or replacing. This padded cushion might raise a short person's shoulder and elbow too high depending on the vehicle but for someone at least 6 feet tall it is excellent.

The 400 unit fits my Honda Pilot. The 300 model would not. The elastic band just barely makes it around the lid but it did fit. Since the dimensions aren't listed in the Amazon description I provided them below as copied from the Trillium website:11.7"x5.5"x2" Console Cushion SmallModel CCG-300 - Gray13"x7"x2" Console Cushion LargeModel CCG-400 - GrayThe 2 inch foam provides an extra cushion for my elbow. The original Honda foam padding deteriorated and I then had leather covering hard plastic. I previously glued two mouse pads together and topped them with a piece of carpet. This worked but regularly slipped off the console. The CCG 400 is comfortable and seems to stay on and allows me to open and close the console compartment.

I ordered the 400 model on accident and thought it might have been too big for our 2010 civic. While it is a tad bit bigger than the armrest, it fits nicely. I wanted this as opposed to a leather armrest so that it wouldn't burn on hot days. This has worked nicely so far and I no longer have to lean to rest my arm.

I bought this for my 2008 Prius before a long road trip, and was so glad I did. I usually end up leaning over slightly to rest my elbow on long trips, and this really helped keep me more upright (which makes my back happy). We drove 5,000 miles in 3 weeks, so it got quite the testing. It stayed put, and did what we wanted - cushioned our elbows and raised them up a bit. It is big enough for both driver and passenger to share, as long as neither is too hoggy.

I like this. It is very comfortable and well made for a relatively cheap product. It is solid and helps support my elbow & arm on the center console.I had bought the smaller version, which was too small. THe smaller one is NOT made of memory foam - contrary to the description, so I am returning it. Keeping the 400 model.

Wasn't sure on which one to buy, settled on the tan, I Love it. I have a 2012 MB ML350 matches the interior like it came from the factory. Helps balance out my bad right shoulders on long trips. four stars!!!!!!!!!

Oh my gosh! I never even knew there was such a thing as this... my husband was complaining about the hard console under his elbow. I just randomly started googling cushions for console, console pillow top, etc. This came up, great reviews and we LOVE IT!!! I can't believe we went years without one. This particular one is very well made, thick, sturdy and stays in place on the console. We are very happy.

THIS PRODUCT LOOKS GREAT IN MY MEW 2013 GMC TERRAIN SLE. THE DARK GRAY COLOR MATCHS WELL WITH MY INTERIOR BUT THE FOAM PADING IS A LITTLE LACKING IN FOAM STRENGTH I WISH IT WOULD STAND UP AND SUPPORT. I LIKE THE PRODUCT. IT REMINDS ME A NICE SOFA THAT YOU SINK INTO AND WISH IT WAS FIRMER. I AM LOOKING TO FIND A STRONGER MORE FIRM FOAM PADDING TO REPLACE IT.