CH00100-ANT-1 Collapsible and Adjustable Drink Holder - Tan

I have a 1987 Chevrolet R10 Silverado that I absolutely love but it has no cup holders. I've looked at several different options but could never find one that didn't take away from the looks of the truck. I found these and I thought I would give them a shot and so far I am very pleased! They seem to be very sturdy and blend in fairly well. Even my wife thought they were nice! I've read reviews saying these wear out eventually so I will update this if that happens.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have tried many different types of cupholders for my vehicle (1994 Nissan Pathfinder). None have been as inexpensive, as easy to install, versatile and unobtrusive as this one. It mounted easily to my door panel with the screws that were included (4 screws that fit through pre-drilled holes in the side of the cupholder. There are actually 6 pre-drilled holes available, if you feel the need to make it more secure, but 4 screws is more than enough) The cupholder folds out when in use, and folds closed when I don't need it. It looks like it belongs with the interior, it is stable and accomodates all sizes of drinks from 12oz cans to 44oz cups (I am sure 64oz cups would work. I have never tried one that large.) Even if you use mugs, the open end allows for a handle. I highly recommend this. Great design and it isn't made from flimsy plastic, it is very tough and feels rugged. It is worth every penny.Update: I have used this product for several months now, and it does eventually wear out. It doesn't hug your cups as tightly as needed. I ended up putting superglue on it so it is not width adjustable anymore. I always use the same size drink so it wasn't a big deal, but I am still happy with it because I can't find a comparable product for the price, I'm still using it, and it does the job.

I have a large 38 ounce water bottle that I refill with my favorite beverage. It has a rather wide base and will not fit in a standard cupholder.I purchased this to place on the side of my console and allow my water bottle to comfortably in a secure holder.The bottle weighs enough that you do have to use screws in order securely adhere it to the panel. Tape will not workThe problem is that the bottle fits into the holder quite well, however the grips are not strong enough and if I turn a corner, the gravitational forces will allow the bottle to tip slightly and it will fall out of the holder.If the adjustable groups had a stronger spring this wouldn't happen.I did solve the problem by super glowing one of the adjustable grips into a fixed position. Since I'm the only one who uses the holder, I don't care if it's not functional for any other cup size. The holder still can collapse even with one of the grips glued in a fixed position.Just be aware that these adjustable grips are not strong enough to keep a cup from slipping out if the cup has a large base or taking a tight turn

Awesome.Was sitting in bed the other night, drink in hand, looking around for somewhere I could put it down so I could relax even further...And it occurred to me, why isn't there a cup holder on the wall next to my bed!Bought two that instant and put one on the wall next to my computer desk (my kids have ruined more than one keyboard) and the other next to my bed...LIFE CHANGING.Perfect mounting options, I opted for 4 screws into the walls, and the arms bend for a good range of cup sizes.

This was the perfect solution to a usable cup holder for the Mazda Miata NB (series 2).Mazda designed a hidden cup holder inside the center console... problem is you have to open the console lid to use it. A very bad design, IMHO.I noticed a mugger installed in a parts-Miata I was scavenging parts from.Came to Amazon to find something similar and this little jewel popped up. Bought two of them, one for each side of the center console.I was able to mount them by backing out the two console screws on each side, just forward of the shifter. The screws are too short to use to mount the Mugger so I found a couple of longer ones in my stash of wood screws. Snugged them down using one of the pre-drilled holes in the Mugger and voila! When folded they take up almost no space. Folded out they are not too obtrusive and do a great job of holding my java.Check out the pix.Miata NB owners: YOU NEED THIS!Would highly recommend

I installed two of these in my square drop off road camper. There was previously no convenient place to put a drink prior to installing these since my camper is essentially a bed with doors. I have one near each door for me and my wife, in reach of us at all times. I used 3M VHB tape; supplied by me, and it holds great (VHB tape is amazing, and I use it for everything instead of using screws). This product holds our drinks, it's easy to adjust, and accepts everything from a beer can to a Nalgene bottle. Also, adjusting from one container size to another takes absolutely no effort. So far I see no reason to believe it will ever break. It stows away when closed, taking up no space, and provides a much needed function in my camper. I did buy other versions of this product, namely the kind where the adjustable pieces were on a slide as opposed to a pivot, and I threw those away because they felt super cheap. Also, the versions that use an adjustable slide were harder to adjust with one hand quickly.