Customer Reviews

Rubberqueen 51216 Cup-N-Can Holder Charcoal

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3 star:		(2)
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1 star:		(4)

 

 

I ordered 5 different cupholders from Amazon.com cause I didnt wanna waste time not liking the one I would get home, and I also wanted to compare them cause I really really need one. This one was by far the best for my car. It was perfect.. I mean I could not have wished for anything better. Now.. I did buy this one regardless of some negative reviews of it saying it was flimsy cause others would review it good. And now after trying it, it's just perfect. I do think that either they didn't put it in/installed it right or maybe their car is different then mine. I drive a subaru and it works perfectly. I pulled down the window the whole way then I tucked the ribbed rubber all the way down between the door and the window.. then I pulled the window up and it has worked ever since.. 4 weeks now. I've pulled down the window to the middle and back up several times.. I never pull the window fully down cause we got a little dog in the frontseat anyhow. My starbucks is always sitting tight in there and its not flimsy at all :) (Grande) I might buy another one just because im so excited about this product that if mine ever break, I got a replacement :) Not that I can see how it could break lol.. The plastic is very sturdy.

I told my husband that he can't understand how happy I am over just a cupholder, I've been frustrated not having one for years now!

I was looking for a cup holder to go on my 2007 Suzuki Burgman 400. Not that I was intending to drink my Starbucks while riding to church, but I wanted somewhere stable to hold a travel mug so I could enjoy the coffee when I arrived.

While it wasn't designed for it, the flexible strap works well to slip in the door to the storage compartment in the front fairing. (It is actually designed to slip into the window channel on your car door.) If it had been rigid, it wouldn't have worked. Since it is flexible rubber and thin, it works fine.

For using in a car, I don't think you'd have to do anything more for it to work well. I wanted a little more stability in holding my travel mug because the ride on a maxi-scooter/motorcycle isn't as smooth and the bike leans as well, and so I used duct tape to hold the two arms closed.

If purchased for what it is intended for, I think it works just fine and is a low-cost alternative to bring your java along.

While not perfect, this cupholder worked fairly well; but after only about 2 weeks, someone (the "Not Me Guy") knocked it off the door one day and it got lost somewhere during our travels. I couldn't find this same one, so I tried a cupholder with rigid rather than flexible plastic on the piece that goes in between the window and door panel. Alas, we never felt it was truly secure, and I "lost" that one purposely shortly after we bought it.

I was glad to find this flexible one Amazon -- we'll just have to be more careful getting in and out of the car. Since the price is right, I shall buy a few extra in case the not-me guy comes around again.

The hanger part isn't how it looks in the picture. The cup holder part is okay, but the hanger will NOT stay in the car door window slot. There were no instructions, so maybe I'm doing something wrong. It will stay for awhile, then eventually fall off. I bought this for my "lighted car ash tray" which isn't nearly as heavy as an 8 or 16 oz drink. Unless you can figure out how to make this stay, don't put a drink in it or you'll be in trouble when it falls off... especially of you're driving!

works great, hasnt fallen out yet, fits in the window just like its supposed to. I took a piece of velco and stuck it to it to keep from flopping around.

After my brother ripped the cup holders out of are car on accident I needed something relatively cheap, but functional. While this one loses a start for how much it cost me, it made up for that in functionality. I had a hard time figuring out how you would use this with your window, as I understood you should. I ended up putting it in the lid of the glove box and it holds there.

The reason I chose this one over one with rigid plastic is because not all cups are the same size and so this gives you the ability to be flexible with the cup you put into it; a very important feature for me.

Otherwise it is a good simple product. Doesn't feel too cheap. I'm not worried about the arms breaking off from normal usage, but it needs to watch out for my brother.

Bottom line: I recommend it.

We purchased two drink holders. When we purchase 2 large drinks, they do not fit either car's cup holders. Now we can place a 32 oz. drink in the cup holder without worrying about it spilling and they are easy to remove from the cup holder.

This is the only window style cup holder that really works. I looked long and hard to find it and it's well worth the money.

I purchased this cup holder to go in the back seat with my three and a half year old son. I recently bought a Britax seat for my son, and immediately noticed that there wasn't a cup holder in his new car seat (his old car seat had a cup holder, which he loved) The Rubberqueen cup holder seemed to be the only solution, as my son can't reach the cup holders located in the back seat of our car, from where his car seat is. It's convenient, versatile and easy to use. Our son loves drinking water, so this cup holder has been a lifesaver for us!

This product was very flimsy and by the original picture I saw before I ordered it, it looked alot different. I returned it and never got a credit! So that was a waste of 4$$. Oh well!