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Fits perfectly with my Tushbaby pack. I use the Tushbaby pack (I have 3, they’re the best) as my personal item for international travel as I can wear it crossbody and its the perfect size. 11.5”x9”x4.5”. This pocket fits it like a glove. I have my Bose headphones, wallet, portable charger power bank, travel docs and snacks all packed in my bag and it still fits the big pocket. The three smaller pockets can fit glasses, eye mask, phone and water bottle for easy access. This is so much more sanitary than the seat back pocket and it fits so much more. Also, it fold up nice and small so I can just keep it in the front of my pack. So convenient, and even thought you might get an initial eye roll, that quickly turns into looks of envy when your seat-mates see how easy and organized it is. Seriously cannot give enough stars.

I travel quite a bit for work but the kicker is I take my toddler with me. Trust me when I say this was a life saver and not sure why it took me so long to get it. The size and weight of it is close to nothing and fit in my travel carry on as if I never had it. The ease of use and putting it on was crazy easy, it has great space pockets to help organize all my and the minis items. I could fit both water bottles, nook, tablet, phone, travel fan, extra charging cords and snacks in this thing. Talk about versatility and how well this came in handy and actually works. If you travel or like to have pockets with out cramping, or shuffling in the chair then this is a great buy for the $

This is the item I never knew I needed! I never have liked the airline seat back pocket. I feel like they don’t get properly cleaned and never know what my hand will find inside. I bought this recently and used it on two different airlines. I loved it. This easily slid onto the airline trays. I placed a tall water bottle, my toiletry bag and many other items in it very easily.Most importantly, I didn’t have to have that icky feeling of putting my hand inside the airline seat pocket and not knowing what I would find of what had been there before. It also folds us easily and barely takes up any space.I will be using this for all of my travels going forward!

Tried it on several flights. One of the jets had the tray table that folds in half when in the stowed position; not all that common anymore, but the item isn't compatible with those. Although I'm still not ready to make a final judgement, the product is easy to fit into place, and certainly handy when the tray table is stowed. It's also easy to carry and weighs only a few ounces. One, small negative: when the tray table is down, most of them have a small, circular depression designed to keep your cup or glass from sliding around. The elastic nature of the material means that it stretches over that depression. A 6-ounce capacity paper or plastic cup 2/3 full of liquid is not heavy enough to press the stretchy material down into the depression, so you cannot put your cup there. Glass container should be no problem.

Despite my skepticism, this worked out great.I wish it were a little cheaper but after having used it, I’d rather pay for good quality and thickness that’s functional and practical, instead of something flimsy that’ll fall apart with the weight of a tablet and a water bottle. I expected the pockets to sag more once the tablet and water bottle were put in the pockets, but it didn’t sag that much.Only got 1 in case it failed to be useful, but I was pleasantly surprised. Just got another one in case we lose it, goes out of stock, or the quality goes downhill in future productions.Washed it in the washer in a mesh laundry bag, delicate cycle, air dried. Came out good as new.I got it for someone with food allergies. I put this cover on (after wiping down the tray table and the part of the seat that touches the tray table when it’s folded into its upright position). And pleased with how convenient it was to store the iPad, snacks, headphones, water bottle, etc. in the pockets, without having to dig into the seat pocket where people forget their garbage and crumbs that include allergens that can cause severe or fatal reactions.I recommend if you:have food allergies,are a germophobe,like to be organized everywhere including planes, are forgetful and have left something (a book, headphones, chargers, etc.) on a plane before.Also didn’t have to reach under the seat to retrieve our personal carry-on to grab something.Flight attendants didn’t say anything because the tray table latches and not much different than the airplane seat pocket that’s already there.It wasn’t a problem for us, but could potentially reduce the legroom in economy, if the passenger is tall and has longer legs.

We used these tray table covers for the first time flying on Aer Lingus from Dublin to Boston. We were able to organize everything we needed during the 6-hour flight instead of trying to squeeze things into their very tight seat pockets. I stored: notebook and pen, iPhone, battery charger, water bottle, and earphones. Even the flight attendants remarked that we had "tablecloths" on the tray tables. However, they did not work on our flight on KLM as the tray table fastener was an incompatible design.

This is an essential whether you travel often or not. It takes next to no space in your carry-on, is easily machine-washed and air-dried, fits well over the standard seat tray, and keeps all your things clean and easily accessed. I just finished a European trip, and it was lovely to know that during meals, I wouldn't have to assume that thorough cleaning was done between plane flights.