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Dual-Hook Car Seat Back Organizer

Dual-Hook Car Seat Back Organizer

 4.7 (+49,239 Reviews)
Regular price $9.99
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    I used to have my purse flying off the passenger seat every time I hit the brakes. Now I just hang it behind the seat and don't have to think about it anymore. Such a simple little thing.

    Debby
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    I was so tired of grocery bags tipping over on the drive home. These keep my smaller bags hanging neatly instead of rolling around the backseat. I'm getting another set for my husband's car.

    Ann
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    I honestly didn't expect to love these as much as I do. They took seconds to put on and now I have them behind every headrest. My car looks so much more organized.

    Jess

    Keep your purse, handbag and shopping bags off the car floor with a slim suede-look leather hook that hangs on the back of your front seat. The slot in the top tab slips around the headrest post in seconds with no tools, then tucks out of sight under the headrest. Two metal hooks hold a purse and a grocery bag at the same time. About 6.7 in long and 3.3 in wide at the hooks, sold individually in brown or gray.

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    The Smarter Way to Organize Your Car.

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    Bags Off the Floor

    Your purse, handbag or shopping bags hang on the back of the seat instead of tipping over on the floor mat, perfect for errands and road trips.

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    Two Metal Hooks

    Each strap has two solid metal hooks side by side, so a purse and a grocery bag can hang at the same time.

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    Hooks On In Seconds

    The slot in the top tab slips around the headrest post. Push the headrest back down and it's ready, no tools needed.

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    Hidden Under the Headrest

    The tab tucks under the headrest, so only a slim suede-look strap with stitched edges shows. It looks like part of your car.

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