JACO HangPro Car Seat Organizer - Premium Multifunctional Front and Back Seat Travel Caddy for Interior Organization and Storage

I have mixed feelings about this organizer. I needed something to store odds and ends in while traveling for easy access. This looked like the solution. There is no doubt it is a quality product, however the "stock" length of the strap put the organizer up about shoulder level--not easy access. Additionally, the contents were easily viewable through the passenger window if parked--something I'm not a fan of.Interior pocket: The top is 4.5" deep, and it tapers down to 3.5" at the bottom. There is a larger divider spanning the width, and the front side of it is further divided into a left and a right. For books and smaller odds and ends, this is perfect, but not for larger items (there goes my thought of munchies in reach!).Fortunately, I had some web strapping left over from another project and was able to lengthen the strap to drop it down to a usable height (I added about 1.5 feet). I will also need to add an elastic band (or perhaps a simple rope) to keep it in contact with the seat (not flop forwards on a hard stop). These are small details, and would be fairly cheap to include during manufacture--that would convert this to a 5 star review.Final thought (and why I didn't return it): My car has passenger weight sensors in the passenger seat. I was warned (and saw this happen while waiting on service) that if you routinely put heavy stuff in the seat it will somehow re-set the calibration for the airbags to correctly deploy. This is a multi-hour process, and the guy that worked out of his briefcase (from the front seat) did not look overly happy about the cost estimate. Therefore, I rarely put anything heavier than a coat in my seat--this will be used to organize winter odds and ends--which are usually on the floor board, and not easy to reach.

JACO HangPro is sturdy, high quality, compared to all the previous 2 back seat organizers I've purchased before. If you want the short version, this back seat organizer is amazing. Stitches are high quality. It's a solid back organizer that holds it's own shape, like a name brand leather purse. My 4 year old and 8 year old love it. I love it. If you want to know why I picked it, read on.Here's my back seat organizer history: I purchased a long back seat organizer from a no namer brand with multiple slots for my Mazda 5, it was so flimsy that as soon as I hung it up it folded in on itself. So I would put stuff in there then it sagged. The kids kept kicking it until it fell apart. I purchased a 2nd one from another no namer brand for my Honda Accord. I velcroed it to the back of the leather seat thinking it will help hold its shape. Well that didn't work, it was too flimsy again and the bottom part got ripped with kids kicking it and stepping into the little pockets. It was great for a kleenex box but eventually that feature ripped off too.So now that I have a nice Lexus SUV and I wasn't about to get a flimsy back seat organizer. I researched on Amazon for an hour. I chose this HangPro because it looks sturdy and the color matches well with my black leather interior. The fact that it's short prevents the kids from kicking it and stepping into the little pockets. I love the little 2 side pockets to holds a pack of Puffs Soft Pack and a water bottle. It is a decent size and will cover the entire width of your back seat. I have it hanging on the driver's side. It's perfect. Thank you JACO for offering this product.Disclaimer: I didn't get paid for my review nor received a discount nor do I work for the company. I bought it, tried it, and left an honest 5-star review.

High quality and well made seat BACK organizer. For an organizer designed to hang from the seat BACK, I'm giving it 5 stars. However, I'm using this on the FRONT of the passenger seat -- for that configuration I would give this 3 or 4 stars for these reasons: It hangs a little too high to be easily accessible by the driver-- the straps go around the head rest metal bars, and are too short to allow the organizer to hang lower. Also, when I put a small full thermos in one of the water pouches, the weight causes the bag to tilt. I could fix this by tightening the strap (as the product is designed to do), but that would raise the bag even more, making it more difficult to access. Suggestion: add two adjustable straps that hook on each head-rest metal bars (I don't know what the bars are actually called--but every car I've seen attaches the head-rest to the seat via these bars (and they allow the head-rest to be raised or lowered). Anyway, I'm thinking that these straps could be an optional way to attach the organizer to the seat. They would clip on grommets (or loops) on the bag itself, and the other ends would attach to each head-rest bar. The organizer could be lowered all the way to the seat, and wouldn't tilt if something heavy is inserted in the bag's side pouch. I have some adjustable bungee cord that I might try out myself.

I bought this as a companion to the AutoExec car desk. Its is perfect. Its not very long so all of it is above the desk on the front seat head rest. I keep the patient files I am working with in the front pocket and special forms needed for charting for a pt living in an assisted living facility in the back pocked. The pockets are just the right size to hold them.If I were to make a suggestion to the manufacture it would be to make the divider in the front file pocket with a Velcro divider. Since I want to use both pockets for letter size files/forms, I had to cut the black divider out. Not a big problem but it would be nice to have the Velcro in case I wanted to use it for a different configuration that needed two divided areas within the pocket.Beyond that I am really glad I bought this for helping to keep my files ready to be worked with. Its sturdy and a nice size. And being short and geared for the car's head rest, it fits perfectly with the AutoExec car desk.Amazon's delivery was quick as usual.