kemimoto Boat Caddy Marine Cup Holder Household Storage Box

Works great. Installed on my Jon boat. Nice to have a place for my coffee cup and phone

My 32 oz yeti coffee mug is slightly wobbly in the cup holder. The Velcro is good. Make sure not to adhere the Velcro to a porous surface. Prepare the surface with rubbing alcohol first.I’m my case I put the “hook” side on my holder bottom as I have a carpet surface and the “hook” side will stick to the carpet.

I screwed it to the rails of my pontoon boat. They are the perfect caddy for a drink, phone, keys, etc.I had planned on screwing them in from the start but if you’re using a drill, you need a long extension bit. A regular bit on a drill doesn’t fit because of the cup and caddy area. I used the Velcro until I could bring a longer bit. The caddy won’t stay straight with anything in it using just the Velcro. With the screws, it’s great!

I mounted two of these caddies in my boat. One toward the bow and one toward the stern. They are very handy and large enough to hold large cellphones a drink wether it be a large mug or can drink in a coolie. Also lots of room for gadgets, pliers, knife etc.. It attaches with hook and loop. Seems strong enough but I,m not worried if it comes loose because it would be no problem to drill a hole and attach with screws.

The actual container is decent quality however, the hook and loop tape that it comes with separates when you pull on it, even with slight pulling. All that's left is the bare tape piece and the rubberized glue strip, separated. So I applied E9000 glue to the "hook" side and glued it to the boat. The piece that went on the container, the loop side, still had the glue strip intact, so I used it as is. (We'll see how it works.) My application is supported by the deck and won't fall off the bulkhead. I highly recommend you go to the hardware store and get some strong Velcro or 3M tape to attach this. There are many styles to choose from. Don't rely on the strip in the package when received. The stamping says it is 3M, but not sure about that.

nothing wrong with the product itself, they seem sturdy and will work just fine. It's a pretty awkward angle to mount with the self tapping screws that it came with because the drill has to come in at an angle, there's no way to have the drill insert the screw horizontally. I was able to get them mounted and I'm sure they'll do the job just fine on my aluminum boat.

First impression: cheap plastic (you know, versus nice plastic). It’s thin-ish and feels fragile. The adhesive hook & loop stuff came bent up.I wanted to keep fishing tools close, so I mounted it to a plastic ammo box. Within hours just sitting in my living room, it fell off. There’s no way this thing would hold even a pair of fishing pliers more than a few minutes.For $20, this thing is a rip-off. But they’ve got the market because I couldn’t find anything else. Or I would sent this piece of junk back. Instead, I’ll just epoxy it to my box and see how long that fragile plastic lasts.

This caddy is perfect. It hold the pliers, a coffee cup or mug, large square area for a phone/glasses and numerous holes for lures. It even comes with 2 screws and an allen wrench or heavy velcro for mounting. I screwed mine to the aluminum pontoon railing after pilot drilling.

Good little can/ wallet and key holder