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coolbreeze551 · 01-30-2011, 09:13 PM

I have no affiliation to the site but I bought this about a year ago

http://www.eagleday.com/bonoducupho.html

They work pretty well however, if you drink things that are over-sized (coffee in a travel mug) or under-sized (red bull) then you may have a problem. I wouldn't recommend putting anything in there that is a large size from a fast food place either. Also even with a regular size drink inside you may find the center console arm rest annoying because you have to keep it open when you have a drink in the cup holders because whenever you brake the lid wants to close. It also seems pretty 'cheap' and flimsy for $40 but it does the job (mostly). I will say that it has come in more handy than not and the lid doesn't close fully without putting stress on the hinge when the cup holders are in. But when you buy a hot coffee or a cold glass of goats milk, you'll be happy you have it.

01-30-2011, 09:13 PM	#2
coolbreeze551 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: canada Posts: 445	I have no affiliation to the site but I bought this about a year ago http://www.eagleday.com/bonoducupho.html They work pretty well however, if you drink things that are over-sized (coffee in a travel mug) or under-sized (red bull) then you may have a problem. I wouldn't recommend putting anything in there that is a large size from a fast food place either. Also even with a regular size drink inside you may find the center console arm rest annoying because you have to keep it open when you have a drink in the cup holders because whenever you brake the lid wants to close. It also seems pretty 'cheap' and flimsy for $40 but it does the job (mostly). I will say that it has come in more handy than not and the lid doesn't close fully without putting stress on the hinge when the cup holders are in. But when you buy a hot coffee or a cold glass of goats milk, you'll be happy you have it.