Product Report - TripleAliners Center Console Insert

[got3fords]

I recently received my center console insert/organizer for my Raptor. I wasn't really looking for one because an upper shelf came with my truck. But I got this for the cost of posting this review.

First, it looks cool. The trim color matches the Raptor red trim. Although it's a moot point unless the armrest is open. The color is determined by the rubber inserts.

This organizer is two pieces, giving your center console three levels of storage. So I assume you put your less accessed stuff at the bottom, the most frequently accessed stuff on the top. In my case, the top part didn't quite sit flush in the lower part when in the truck. On the bench it works fine. I actually couldn't close the armrest until I forced it flush. It's been fine since but the two pieces are still not quite flush.

The multiple sections make it easier to keep things tidy and within reach. And the corner notch allow access to the 12V port. Overall the build quality is good, aside from the minor fitment issue. For the listed price, I would highly recommend it. If your truck came with nothing but a deep hole, you will like this.

Two-Layer Console Organizer
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBVBZM3G

Thanks TripleAliners.

Before:

After, top level. You can see it sticks up a little on passenger side:

After, mid level:

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[CACTUSGREYFX4]

Tripleliners is selling the Muslogy product.
They might be the same company but who knows.

 

[surfstar]

Tripleliners is selling the Muslogy product.
They might be the same company but who knows.

Yeah, I was hoping for a cheaper alternative. $22 for 50 cents of plastic has me not biting yet.

 

[Crapblaster]

What kind of balls are those for your Byrna?

 

[got3fords]

Tripleliners is selling the Muslogy product.
They might be the same company but who knows.

Yeah, that's in my post.

 

[got3fords]

What kind of balls are those for your Byrna?

Mix of kinetic and chemical. Glock is in a cabled lockbox in the rear. There's a lot of theft from vehicles around where I work.

 

[STEVE_K]

For those questioning the cost.... Depending on the type of tooling used, the molds are probably run $10k - $20k, then cost of the injection molding machine from initial purchase and on going maintenance costs, then the purchase/lease of the building to place that machine which can be larger than our trucks so it can do both small and large parts because they need to be able to do a wide variety of parts to keep that thing running constantly to recoup the purchase and maintenance fees, cost of the operators to run it, shipping, and so on.

And yes, probably 2 or more companies selling these as anything running through China customs requires drawings of the products to be submitted... Which sadly leaks out and gets duplicated elsewhere, or someone at the manufacturing location is running a backroom operation and selling it under another name with leftover materials.

Thought I would toss that out there since I worked in electronics design and manufacturing for many years and spent quite a bit of time in the factories in China.

 

[CACTUSGREYFX4]

Yeah, that's in my post.

Missed that

 

[skhale69]

I recently received my center console insert/organizer for my Raptor. I wasn't really looking for one because an upper shelf came with my truck. But I got this for the cost of posting this review.

First, it looks cool. The trim color matches the Raptor red trim. Although it's a moot point unless the armrest is open. The color is determined by the rubber inserts.

This organizer is two pieces, giving your center console three levels of storage. So I assume you put your less accessed stuff at the bottom, the most frequently accessed stuff on the top. In my case, the top part didn't quite sit flush in the lower part when in the truck. On the bench it works fine. I actually couldn't close the armrest until I forced it flush. It's been fine since but the two pieces are still not quite flush.

The multiple sections make it easier to keep things tidy and within reach. And the corner notch allow access to the 12V port. Overall the build quality is good, aside from the minor fitment issue. For the listed price, I would highly recommend it. If your truck came with nothing but a deep hole, you will like this.

Two-Layer Console Organizer
I got a set for my RR a week ago and was impressed with the good fit in the console. I felt like it was a pretty good value.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBVBZM3G

Thanks TripleAliners.

Before:

After, top level. You can see it sticks up a little on passenger side:

After, mid level:

 

[got3fords]

For those questioning the cost.... Depending on the type of tooling used, the molds are probably run $10k - $20k, then cost of the injection molding machine from initial purchase and on going maintenance costs, then the purchase/lease of the building to place that machine which can be larger than our trucks so it can do both small and large parts because they need to be able to do a wide variety of parts to keep that thing running constantly to recoup the purchase and maintenance fees, cost of the operators to run it, shipping, and so on.

And yes, probably 2 or more companies selling these as anything running through China customs requires drawings of the products to be submitted... Which sadly leaks out and gets duplicated elsewhere, or someone at the manufacturing location is running a backroom operation and selling it under another name with leftover materials.

Thought I would toss that out there since I worked in electronics design and manufacturing for many years and spent quite a bit of time in the factories in China.

Very true. I always cringed when we outsourced stuff to China. Also, the rubber liners in the console trays are top quality and the custom color surely adds to the cost.

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