Skip Hop Zoo Backseat Organizer, Owl

Fits my Ford expedition seats perfectly. My grandson loves to hang on the clear pocket like a basket ball goal when he is getting in his seat and it has not torn. I am surprised, so I think it is pretty well made. We love the monkey of Skip Hop Zoo, so this was perfect for us.

Came as pictured. Has many places to store various items. would recommend of you like things organized and you have a small vehicle,or you occasionally forget your diaper bag at home(I do all). Instead of fishing through the backseat for my sons cup I can easily retrieve it now that I have this.

Really happy with this. My son loves it

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From the minute he hear about this thing, my 5 year old was obsessed. MONKEY POCKETS he calls it, and he was planning what would go in each of the seven pockets before it even got to us.Installing it in our Honda Fit was a breeze -- just adjust the straps and click them into place around the headrest and bottom of the passenger seat. My son and I both appreciated the range of materials... Insulated fabric for drink holders, clear plastic for crayons and potentially messy stuff, mesh for pens and napkins. Awesome.I'm trying to figure out if there's a way we can use it in the backseat of our '86 Westfalia on log road trips... But the backseat is so far away from the front seats that it may not work.That said, for more modern cars, this is a great kid-friendly organizer. Oh, and my son pointed out you could also use it as an apron! Ha!

This is a cute and practical backseat organizer for the car. It is well made and the high quality materials used are robust and durable. It has 7 pockets of various sizes for different purposes. Some are small mesh pockets for crayons and small items. A large mesh pocket at the bottom with a short velcro strip to keep it closed. A clear window pocket in the middle may be used for storing a mini tablet for viewing. Two lightly insulated pockets on the sides for water bottles and a top pocket with the cute owl face for snacks, etc.Installation is easy and straight forward. However, the fit will largely depend on the type of seat you have in your car. The two straps are securely attached to the organizer with reinforced stitching and have adjustable snap-in buckles. They are long enough to go around a big cart seat without any problems. The top strap goes around the headrest while the bottom strap goes around the lumber area of the seat about two-third down. A slight problem is that our front car seats have rather deep side wings that make the bottom strap sticking out of the seat. We have to push it down to the bottom of the seat where the side wings disappear. It turns out working nicely in our case.There are some other issues that you need to be aware of. The drink pockets are just big enough to a store bought 16.9 oz water bottle. They are very lightly insulated, to the extent that we didn't notice the padding in it initially. The clear window pocket is not very useful for viewing a mini tablet device since it's mostly tilted downwards as the backseat is often reclined. Furthermore, the organizer tends to sag a little (an inherit design shortcoming due to the nature of this type of backseat organizer), which makes the viewing angle worst.All in all, this is a cute and largely functional backseat organizer. It helps keep the child's stuff neatly organized and accessible right in front. It has some minor problems but not nearly enough to outweigh its functionality and usefulness. How well it fits will depend on your car seat (the driver or passenger seat). In our case, it works pretty well for us.

This organizer has two straps to connect to the back of the car seat -one on top (which goes around your headrest), -and one on the bottom (which goes around the base of your seat). Both of the straps are adjustable, and both of them can be made to mostly disappear by tucking them under the headrest, and in the section of the seat which joins the top and the bottom. You won't really see the straps, or feel them when sitting in the seat in front, which is great.I found the installation and adjustment pretty easy, though I thought the top strap wasn't perfect. It was a really awkward angle for me to apply the last bit of pressure to keep the top of the seat really tight, and I gave up when it was "good enough", instead. It works fine, but I imagine I'll have to give it another go when it sags a bit over time.As for the pockets, there are several sizes and styles and I found those to be mostly useful. The drink pockets aren't big, but they are big enough -you'll find containers that will work, even if the pockets don't fit larger ones. (What I think is a complete waste, though, is that clear plastic pocket on the back. The suggestion from the company is that this is where you should put a phone -that is about the dumbest idea I've heard, especially since it is a tight fit, and you are prevented from hearing sounds by the plastic, and from touching the screen effectively. You should have changed the pocket slightly and perhaps marketed it as a place to store those small pocket tissue packs or something...)The design is cute, and my little one is yelling "Mon-keeeeeey!" when he sees it, so that is nice.Finally, what I like best about the organizer is that there are mesh pockets. This allows me to put my little one's toys in there (like matchbox cars) and still allow me to see where things are stored without having to go digging for it.For the price this is a decent deal, and it does the job without any major flaws.