This trunk organizer is a quick way to help keep items together neatly in one place. Amble divided spaces and pockets. It stays folded until you need to use it and storing it in a car is easy as it folds up accordion style and secured with buckles. The one negative is that it is constructed with a thin fiber material that is not sturdy and may tear easily.

I really like this organizer. I'm actually using it as a caddy for cleaning supplies around my house right now but it can be used for almost anything small you need to have mobile. My only complaint is that the divider is pretty flimsy and doesn't secure to anything so it's basically just a free floating piece of material inside the organizer. It stores quite a bit and seems like it will be strong enough to use frequently.

This organizer is not just for the trunk of my car; it stores a lot of items and with the carrying handle on each side, I can carry this around the house and still has this neatly organized and stored away anywhere I want.

Picked up this trunk organizer both to hold snacks and items for a 1000-mile roadtrip, and also for later use for it's stated purpose as a trunk organizer. For it's price (around $16), I was pleasantly surprised by its quality and design. I expected that cheap almost papery fabric that lots of these things are made of, and I half expected it wouldn't survive the road trip. While it does seem to be a variation on that papery fabric material, it certainly seems to be a much higher-end version. If it were made of nylon, it would have been a 5-star review, but for a "cheap" material, this seems to be better than average.The rectangular organizer is made up of two square sections, with each square being only slightly smaller than your standard plastic "milk crate". Each section has an attached stiffener bottom that folds down to make a stiff "floor" or folded up to allow the section to collapse for storage. It is possible to use a single section while the other section is folded up, but there's no way to "clip" the unused section shut the way you can clip the entire organizer shut. An extra set of buckles in the middle to allow clipping one side shut while using the other side would have been awesome, but it's certainly not a deal-breaker.There is also an included stiff velcro-edged divider to further divide one of the sections in half or 60/40 (depending on how it's installed. This was a nice touch, and a handy feature. This stiff divider also helps to stiffen that section of the organizer when installed.There are lots of pockets all around the outside for holding smaller items, as well as a velcro-flap pocket on one end.Plastic reinforced carry handle cutouts seem reasonably sturdy that the rest of the organizer would probably fail before the handles do.The underside of the organizer has a couple of big strips of the grippy (not fuzzy) velcro. This helps it grab onto your vehicle's carpet to keep it from sliding. As a road-trip snack organizer, this was more of a hinderance than a help, as it grabbed firmly onto the carpet of my 2003 Suburban, making it a little tough to slide around. But that's a huge bonus for a trunk organizer: I am confident that when being used for its intended purpose, it's going to stay put right where you place it, and the velcro may even be strong enough to reduce the chance of it tipping over.Overall, I think this is a decent value. It ended up being nicer than I expected, and as long as you don't overload it with heavy items, it should be perfect as a trunk organizer. Now that it's completed it's "side quest" as a road trip snack caddy, it's going to move over to the trunk of my 2002 LeSesabre where it'll keep the jumper cables, tire inflator, and first-aid kit from sliding around the trunk and constantly being in the way.Recommended!

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