Seat Back Organizer | Rugged, Heavy-Duty Model for Trucks, Jeeps & Semis

We purchased 2 of these seat organizers for our 2005 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and our 2004 Chevy Suburban. (FYI, this is also a perfect seat back organizer for a GMC Yukon or Chevrolet Tahoe.)I honestly don't know how they were able to put so much quality into this item for such a low price.I've been on a longtime hunt for a great truck seat organizer design to hang on the backs of our front seats, and previously purchased 3 other disappointing products which all fell short.This piece is by far the most well constructed, roomy and non-saggy of anything I have tried at any price. It also is very easy to install - it takes a couple of minutes, and stays in place VERY well without swinging around on the seatback.This tactical seat back organizer is well sewn with double needle stitching throughout, the fabric is extremely tough, and the zipper is of high quality and doesn't stick or snag - I have years of experience with expensive purchases of bags and luggage and I'm really impressed.I'm a photographer and am using it to hold map books, a 15" laptop, Nikon camera and accessories, binoculars, snacks, and assorted small safety items in its deep pockets.In short, we REALLY like this, and are going to order one more for our Dodge truck.What I love about it:- VERY heavy duty fabric- Extremely well sewn- The thick, high quality fabric is soft and not stiff- Well structured, it holds a lot of weight and multiple items without sagging or flopping around- Deep pockets make it easy to organize and secure thingsHope this helps everyone!

I’m an obsessive shopper—spending untold hours looking for the perfect thing. After two other Amazon returns for seat organizers that didn’t fit the bill, this one aced it. Mostly, it’s very, very usable. It secures easily to the seat with multiple elasticized attachment points so it’s not flopping around, pockets are large, some pockets seal with Velcro, and the elastic strips at the bottom are nice for hanging hats or gloves. It also doesn’t have a billion useless things—like organizers for 30 pens or tons of tiny pockets for who-knows-what. It’s built really well using tough material. I wish this company made other stuff, but this appears to be it. Well done!

The organizer is overall a good product seems to work well for me. Lots of flexibility is nice. I had issues with the securing of the organizer on the seat. The Velcro straps weren't long enough for my seat in my F350. I had to fashion my own straps to extend them around the seat. The bottom also had a similar problem. There wasn't a good way to secure the bungies, plus one broke when I tried to hook it in.

Just got it. Fits great on passenger side seat of my 98 Jeep Cherokee XJ. Plenty of room for my road atlas' and other big folders for work. Roomy enough for my silo charger, and some small tools in a small pouch, alongside some survival gear, a first aid kit and GPS accoutrements. Smaller zip pouch can fit smaller items, lighter,gum, Chapstick etc. Gloves or camping towel could fit on elastic straps on bottom. I wish it had a separate side compartment for a water bottle or thermos, but with a little rearrangement it would fit. It's up to one's personal preference. Overall a great product.

Love this car organizer. I take a lot of long solo road trips across the USA, and have gone through 3 or 4 things like this. They all either didn't have enough space (or the right kind of space/pockets) or they easily tore and fell apart.This one is heavy-duty; thick canvas materials, double stitching, and just feels pretty rugged.But the space organization is the best part. One of the few big enough to store a full size atlas (those are still a thing!) as well as all sorts of goodies in smaller pockets. I actually have this on the front side of my passenger seat so I can access while I drive, but easily spins around to the back if I need to give someone a lift.Highly recommend.

Unfortunately, my initial excitement was met with disappointment after attempting to install and use. The one thing it has going for it is the tough material and the deep map pocket.Here are some issuesA. The buckled strap that goes around your head rest is too long, and even at the shortest reach my bag drooped about 8 inches below the headrest. I shouldn't have to double or triple the strap around the seat just to get the bag close to the headrest.B. the buckle straps are attached at the outsides of the bag, and therefore do not accommodate for multiple narrow seat sizes. Looking at the picture even now reveals that the middle of the bag bows outward away from the seat; moving the straps in slightly on both sides would reduce/eliminate this issue allowing the bag to lie flat against the seat without affecting usability.C. Two upper horizontal pockets block the two lower pocket access when reaching from a drivers position; not really convenient.D. I fiddled with the lower adjustment cords but they do not make sense. Even when used individually and extended as far as they are long, they do not go around the base of my seat; to further that, the cinch buckles do not hold weight without backing them up with a knot. You have 4 cords yes, but why would I need 4 cords to make 1 attachment?The material may be very tough, but the design is seriously weak. For 32 dollars I expected a well designed product and so should you. Unfortunately this is not that.