7 Reasons to Put Headrest Hooks in Your Car This Week

If you've ever leaned across the console at a red light, one hand under the passenger seat, keep reading.

1. It's not your driving

Your bag hits the floor at the first hard stop because a car seat is sloped, padded and always moving.

Every brake and turn pushes whatever's on it forward or sideways, and there's nothing to stop it.

2. Wedging and buckling don't fix it

Wedge the bag against the door and it tips the other way on the next turn.

Buckle it in and things still spill out the top. A seat-back organizer holds one thing and leaves the groceries on the floor.

3. Hang it instead

If your headrests sit on two metal posts, each post can hold a hook.

A bag that hangs swings a little and settles. It has nowhere to fall to.

4. On in ten seconds, no tools

Raise the headrest a little, clip the hook around the post, lower the headrest.

Hang your purse, grocery bags, backpack or takeout. The headrest still adjusts, and the hooks sit out of the way when you don't need them.

See the Buy 1, Get 1 Free offer

5. What fits and what doesn't

They fit headrests with two exposed metal posts. Built-in headrests without posts won't work.

Slim purse straps, grocery handles and backpack loops fit; extra-wide handles or chain straps may not. We don't list a weight rating, so heavy bags go on two hooks or the floor.

6. Four hooks per set

Every set has 4 hooks, so both front seats get a hook or two.

With two sets you can do two cars, or hang groceries off the back of the front seats too.

7. Two sets for $20

Every order is Buy 1, Get 1 Free: two sets for $20. That's 8 hooks, $2.50 a hook.

4 sets are $40 and 6 are $60. Every order has a 30-day money-back guarantee.