Soft Buggy Cup for Stroller, Wheelchair, Rollator, Walker, Black/Silver

I’ve become disabled in the last couple years and use a rolling walker to get around, and these soft buggy cups are a lifesaver! I initially purchased two of these, one for my indoor/home rolling walker and one for the rolling walker that stays in the car, and loved it so much that I just purchased another one— so now I have one for drinks, and one for miscellaneous small items attached to my primary rolling walker! I’ve never used these with hot liquids (probably not a good idea ever for safety reasons) but they work really well for me with large cups (like the huge Nutri Ninja blender cups) and with my favorite 18 ounce stainless Takeya water bottle. And these can also be used to hold a phone (my iPhone 11 Pro Max in a case even fits in one!), or keys and a wallet. I’ve been using two of these daily for the past year, and they both still look brand new, so I didn’t hesitate at all in buying an additional one. These are incredibly secure, and are so soft and able to compress/flatten when empty, and are much more durable than the hard plastic type cup holders. If you’re thinking of buying one, just do it! Later on, when your hands are occupied while steering a rolling walker, wheelchair or baby stroller, you’ll be really happy that you have one of these!I purchased this from Amazon at full retail price, and am not receiving any discount or other consideration in exchange for this review. I rely heavily on online reviews when making purchases, so I like to review items that have made my life better in hopes that others will benefit from my experiences in the same way. So I hope this review was helpful for you!

Holds a good deal. Like the drawstring. Use it on my folding shopping cart ( Versacart)

Firstly, I've been using this for a few months now on my UppaBaby Cruz with a Nuna Pipa car seat. The cup is stationed right the side of the handle so its on a slant. Its has a nice clean design with a pull string to tighten or enclose items. It's also light and the mesh fabric allows it to be mendable when collapsing your stroller. It's practical and great for odd items (keys, cell phone, snacks etc.) and the occasional cup (sealable bottles work best, I don't recommend coffee cups). The caveat is that the buggy cup wasn't created to replace the cup holder because it barely keeps any of the fluid inside. So keep your cup holder or buy one if you intend to use this as your main cup holder. This is great for holding all your other things, just not your morning coffee in a cup.Note: where you place the product makes a huge difference. And that depends on the design of your stroller.

I bought this for an umbrella stroller for a trip to Disney. The velcro attached well to the angled bars, but it did not sit vertically like it does in the photo. It worked well for bottles of water, but small soft drink cups were difficult to get into the cup holder. Coffee cups with a lid sat slanted and if full, it would spill. It's a deep pocket, so smaller cups were a little difficult to get in and out. I gave it 3 stars because it was the only foldable cup holder I could find, and I wanted that convenience for frequent stroller closing on and off airplanes, etc.

I use this on my wheelchair. It's life changing. I use my hands to push myself around obviously, so I can't hold my phone, drink, keys, etc and "walk" at the same time. This little catch-all is perfect! I put it in the bar next to my calf and depending on the day, put all kinds of things in it! My large Tervis Tumbler fits in it, as do large McDonald's cups. I agree with the person who said the drawstring was flimsy...especially odd since everything else is so well made. It was also very long. But I never really plan on using it anyway so I shortened it to just long enough to open completely, tied a new knot, and cut off the extra.I never thought I'd be the type to put a cup holder on my chair (sort of a fashion no-no) but I further injured myself and can't bend to use the bag I used to carry stuff in. This is perfect because it is made out of mesh and if for some reason it dies get in the way, it just collapses, and it doesn't scream "medical equipment!" Like the big plastic ones. Plus in those I couldn't use it to carry other things.

We were looking for a cup holder for my daughter to use on the top bunk of her bed. We didn't want anything hard that could mar the wood frame, and we needed something that would stay put, as opposed to just a generic hook style cup holder (which could fall off the bed if bumped).A friend recommended this cup holder and I love it! It's soft/collapsable, so it doesn't scratch the wood. It's very lightweight, and it has three Velcro-style strips on the back, to hold it in a variety of ways (it easily fits over the wood rail, snugly). I love that it's soft material, as my daughter keeps it on the inside of her bedrail.It holds her water bottle very well. It really is perfect for a bunk bed. And would work fine for a stroller, etc. BUT only for CLOSED bottles/drinks. This would NOT work for an open container of any kind. Nor would I use it for hot drinks or sodas with a lid and straw, honestly, because of spillage issues. But for water bottles, or other completely closed containers? It works GREAT! I was very happy to find it. It's perfect for bunk beds. :)