Prevent Dangerous Distractions, keep your eyes on the road, and never search under your seats again! What’s in YOUR crack? The patented Drop Stop® prevents keys, phones, change, jewelry, makeup, bottle caps, pens, gum, and more from falling down The Carmuda Triangle. Use it or lose it. No matter what color your car’s interior, the gap
What’s in YOUR crack? The patented Drop Stop® prevents keys, phones, change, jewelry, makeup, bottle caps, pens, gum, and more from falling down The Carmuda Triangle. Use it or lose it.
No matter what color your car’s interior, the gap between the center console and front seat naturally creates a dark shadow. Drop Stop’s universal black neoprene casing is a completely streamlined gap blocker, almost invisible once you install it. You won’t even know it’s there.
Drop Stop can be squished and stretched to fit in any size car seat crack (from as tiny as 1/4 inch to 3.5 inches wide). . . making it the perfect gap filler!
More than just a stuff catcher, Drop Stop set of 2 neoprene car seat gap fillers makes the perfect gift – The gift of safety – be it the holidays or any time of year.
Beware of cheap knockoffs and counterfeiters!!! If it doesn’t say drop stop on it, then don’t buy it!
Drop Stop is the Original and Patented Car Seat Gap Filler. Every other product that claims to fill the gap works poorly, or not at all. Drop Stop will never fall apart and lasts a lifetime!
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I too saw it on Shark Tank … I saw this on Shark Tank and thought it was a great idea — just not great enough to order a set.Then, one day I dropped my car key/remote (I don’t carry it on a keychain) into that never never land between the center console and the driver’s seat on my Acura MDX. I gently tried to form my index and middle fingers into forceps and extricate the fallen key. All I managed to do was to push the key under the carpet panel on the console. After chanting the applicable curses, I thanked the appropriate gods that I kept the valet key in the glove compartment.I completed my errand and drove home to spend the next hour removing/relocating and then replacing the driver’s seat bolts, the console panel, and assorted wire harnesses so that I could finally use a 12″ curved forceps to remove the nonmagnetic key from its’ resting place. Fortunately, in my youth, I had spent considerable time working on cars and have all the proper tools and skills for the task. No doubt,…