Gadjit Beverage Bands Car Cup Holder Adapter - Stop On-The-Go Drinks from Wobbling in Your Cup Holder (2 Pack) | Keeps 8-28 oz Coffee Cups, 12-16 oz Soda Cans, 20 oz Water Bottles, Mugs from Tipping

Cups, especially McDonald’s cups, would move around and spill in my cup holders. These handy little gadgets are perfect! Just place it in the cup holder and the cup fits right in them and then they stay in place. When you pick the cup up to drink it, the band comes with it but just take it off when you are getting out of the car and put it back in the cup holder for next time. If you don’t need it, it’s easy to just move out of the way. I am so happy with this find!

I was looking for inserts for cupholders to hold smaller cups, but most are to make your cupholder fit larger versions. Turns out these bands are perfect for my use case.I have the smaller 12oz brumate coffee tumbler and if I put it in the cupholder in my 2020 wrx it would just rattle in there, slap one of these on and it holds it still. Plus you can just leave one in the bottom of the cupholder and drop the cup in there and it will hold it relatively still.Not sure of the sturdiness yet, but it's pretty solid and flexible silicone.

This thing is made of rubber so it does not go into the cup holder easy. If your cup holder is the flimsy pop-up type like mine then this will not work at all. Worse yet, I usually drink water from a bottle. Once water bottle is opened, its thin plastic walls get flimsy. Enough so that this thing does not adhere to the bottle. So to summarize, this product does not hug the object you drink from and does not insert into the holder. A complete, epic fail.

Honda design engineers really messed up in the 2012 Honda Pilot. For years I have had multiple disasters when my "take-out" small or medium-sized coffee cup disappears into the Texas-style well/sink hole called the '12 Honda Pilot center console cupholder region! No worries - I'll just fish the 205degree beverage back out of the Texas well with my fingers pinching the top part of the beverage and poof - the lid pops off - and 205 degrees of coffee is now spilling all over with each bump and turn, forcing me to pullover (expletives left and right out for minutes). Stop here -buy & try these Cup Keepers (lifts your beverage bottom up several inches out of the texas well) and their Bands (you can use one over the other for a really tight fit) and you. like me, will tell all your friends you can finally have a rest-stop coffee without all the design-flaw drama/cursing! Thank you so much Gadjit- your solution to my problem exceeded expectations!!! I hope this review helps another Honda Pilot owner!

I got this so that my large McDonald's and Big Gulp soda cups won't fall over, but they still do. I have 2 different size cup holders in my 13 Tucson. This works great in my smaller cup holder, but I wasn't having a problem with that one. When I use this item in the bigger cup holder, the drink still topples over. What I REALLY needed was something to make the bigger cup holder smaller, like the other one. This item was as close as I could find.

I have a 2023 Subaru Outback and the my coffee cups from Wawa would flop around in the cup holders.Now with these rubber rings , no more wobble.Just have to remember to remove , before tossing the empty coffee cup in the trash.

Good in concept but more work to add/remove than I wanted and really wish I could instead glue (non-permanently) to the inside of my cup holder than to put on the cup.

So, I had a problem with my metal water bottle fitting loosely in the cup holder of my 2023 Honda Ridgeline. I didn't want the type of cup holder that you insert and twist to expand the bottom because now your bottle will sit above the original vehicle cupholder making the bottle sit too high I.M.O. I purchased this product (Gadjit Beverage Bands Car Cup Holder Adapter) and it actually works! No towering bottle sitting at my center console. Just remember to remove the soft, stretchable rubber ring when not in use.