Updated cupholder extender thread

So, I've been searching for a good solution for the tiny cupholders in my 2019 Tacoma and it seems most of the threads are a few years old and there aren't any real winners for the cupholder issue. I want to be able to fit my 32oz Nalgene in a cupholder either in one of the front cupholders below the dash or in one of the rear cupholders behind the middle console. I don't really want to do the chalk bag mod. I've seen a lot of mixed reviews on the main options on Amazon (ie. the BottlePro, etc.) and I'm just trying to find one that is durable and won't topple over every time I hit a bump or make a turn. Anyone find the holy grail for their holy grail (or Nalgene in my case)?

 

Chalk bag is what I use and love it, I suggest you try it out and if you dont like it I am sure you can sell it and break even. My heavy Yeti 26 ounce Rambler fits and stays put.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tool-less-32oz-cupholder-mod.672736/

 

I have one of these things, works great. Never had an issue.

Car Cup Holder Expander Organizer Adjustable Base Compatible with Yeti 20/26/30 oz, Hydro Flasks 32/40 oz, Nalgenes 30/32/38/48 oz, Camelbak 32/40 oz, Large Bottles in 3.4"-3.8" Diameter (Black)

$36 Car Cup Holder Expander Organizer Adjustable Base Compatible with Yeti 20/26/30 oz, Compatible with Hydro Flasks 32/40 oz and Large Bottles in 3.4"-3.8" Diameter (Black)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0834K5VLS?_encoding=UTF8

 

What kind of bottle do you use it for?

 

Usually a 26oz or 36oz Yeti Rambler or 30oz Yeti Tumbler. Once and awhile a Nalgene, whatever the standard size is.

 

I have a similar product that I use for my normal sized 32 oz nalgene. it always seems to come loose, especially driving on bumpy roads. every now and then my nalgene will pull the whole thing out too.

im not sure of a better option short of a 3d printed something

 

Never had that problem, but I don’t do any serious off-roading. The most off road I go is gravel roads.

 

The chalkbag is the best route to go.

 

chalk bag is a no for me. my truck has that adaptive cruise control so my feet aren't always on the pedals. being 6 foot, i tend to move my legs around a bit. the chalk bag on the driver side would take up too much space. i have a small walkie talkie clipped to the cup holder on the door, faces in to the cab, and i bump that enough to know a chalk bag would be annoying.

 

I prefer it on the passenger side.

 

well poop thats smart

 

Yep passengers chalk bag is the way.

 

Mine is on the passenger side as well!