The Ultimate Beverage Holder, White,Regular

I got a few of these holders for my sailboat I use in salt water. It's a 26' Macgregor with water ballast so it is very 'tippy' boat in the gusts. I wanted something like this that would not spill on those 45 degree plus tips when hands are needed. I found these cup holders to work as well as could be expected and I was pleasantly surprized to see the metal parts were stainless steel. It attatches nicely to the stearn rail seats or the stantions, and they can also be quickly unscrewed by hand leaving the base and attatched with the triple suction cups base to many other places on board. Cups hold firm with both bases, and really look nice in white on a white boat. They have a foam liner with foam loop pieces along the rim to keep drinks centered and in place. I have to give it 5 stars ...I can't really find anything I would change considering design and function. At first I thought the foam could be thicker to keep the drinks colder longer, but then they would not fit it you already have have huggies on them. ..a well thought out design and very good value for my application.

We bought these cups originally about five years ago and they were a great way to hold our drinks on deck. Sun has a way of weakening plastic over time and one of the cups became brittle and broke when it was accidentally knocked while we were under sail. I was glad to find them still available and at a reasonable price. We buy white as colors do fade fast in the strong sun. They come with several different ways to attach to the boat, all of which are easy and fast. Very good product!

The media could not be loaded. I have this attached to a zuca compact disc golf cart using the pole attachment. In the video I have showed it’s ability to carry a 12 oz can, a 16oz resealable can and a generic water bottle. It is a nice novelty item that definitely gets comments when out on the course. I do recommend holding your beverage during transit as it can get a bit rocky & your beverage may get disturbed. I do agree with one of the other reviews saying the key components could be reinforced but I’m not taking this thing 4 wheeling or anything extreme like that. Hopefully this video helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions !

These cup holders are great. Various types of well-built mounting hardware mean you can connect these just about anywhere. We've used the suction cup mount on our boat and plan to try the other mounts next season. We bought these late in the sailing year.The suction mount has three good suction cups, so unlike most other suction cup mounts, this is not dependent on one suction cup.If you don't like suction, there are Velcro straps (2-sizes, pictured), screw-in mounts for permanent mounting, and a solid bracket mount to go around a metal pole or station on a boat.These are great for sailboats as the pivot on two axis. (I'm not sure what the plural for axis is!) But these cup-holders will accommodate severe heeling on sailboats.Also, the various mounts are easily disconnected from the cup holder with a thumb screw so you could place the mounts at various places around your boat (white looks really good on our boat) and move your cup holder around with you if you change position.They accommodate most beer/soda cans and bottles and .5 liter bottled water. Wider beverage containers will not fit.

I bought this specifically to use on my bike. I tried putting a shaker water bottle in it but it was not wide enough. Basically anything wider than a 12oz can of soda won't fit. Anyways, the mount broke before I got to actually use it a single time. Cheap, waste of money. Definitely an unsatisfied customer.

Having read many pro and con reviews, I find that 16oz beverages are the largest I will trust in the caddy.The best way to secure your caddy to your handlebars is to buy velcro adhesive-backed strips, attach one strip adhesive side down to your handlebars, then the opposing velcro strip adhesive side up over that. Then screw the bracket tight over the adhesive side up velcro. Snug and no slip!I live in New Orleans, where open containers are a way of life and a bike cupholder is a standard add-on. Laissez les Bon Temps rouler!

This has been a nice addition to my husbands many golf accessories, and a useful one as well. I worry about him staying hydrated while playing golf and now that he has somewhere to hold his water bottle, I no longer need to worry. Wish it had been offered in other colors, such as black, so it would blend in better with his cart, that's why only 4 stars.

I have had several of these and they are great for my handi-cap scooter , but they do not handle any sort of hits . They are fragile , but for as long as you can keep from hitting something they work very well . I keep it inside the basket with the clip and can get about a year out of it before someone breaks the arms . It's better than the $50.00 cup holders from the scooter stores . I haven't found anything better as of yet