[galvanization]

If anyone is looking for a cheap cargo organizer, I got one for under $12 (after 20% coupon) from Harbor Freight. I wanted something a little smaller than the official Honda one. Seems pretty sturdy and folds up nicely.

http://www.harborfreight.com/trunk-organizer-65178.html

 

[Trickycoolj]

Not bad! Costco often has something similar that pops up like a window shade, it's bigger but folds flat and has a zippered lid. It's usually in the closet storage/suitcase aisle. I think it turns around $20 but it takes up about half the cargo area of my Fit right now. Keeps a roadside kit, first aid, poncho, shoes, tire chains, scraper/brush and all that jazz contained nicely!

 

[Guest]

If anyone is looking for a cheap cargo organizer, I got one for under $12 (after 20% coupon) from Harbor Freight. I wanted something a little smaller than the official Honda one. Seems pretty sturdy and folds up nicely.

http://www.harborfreight.com/trunk-organizer-65178.html

Thanks for the tip Galvinization. I'm definitely getting one of those for the HR-V.

 

[Ein]

The 20% code: 28047609

 

[Ex-cape]

Do as you wish in your new Honda, these cargo organizers may not exhibit the out-gassing of formaldehyde or other noxious fumes that Harbor Freight textile and plastic products typically emit. I occasionally buy stuff from Harbor Freight, but several items I had to return due to the odor and headaches. I bought an aluminum case last year and it stunk so bad when I returned it, the manager opened it and doubled over, eyes watering, him coughing and almost vomiting.

A simple search yielded this: http://dynamics.org/Altenberg/CURRENT_AFFAIRS/CHINA_PLASTIC/

And there's more similar stories online if you Google "Harbor freight plastic smell". Like I said, this product may not have this problem, but if so, I might not want to stink up the new Honda. I bought a ROLA organizer from eTrailer for both my wife's car and mine that works well and no smells.