109 reviews forTrixie Luggage Area Protective Car Boot Cover

We've had this protective cover in our Skoda Fabia Combi for about a year now, and it's still holding up perfectly with no tears or anything like that. Fits perfectly. Great price!

I installed the protective cover in a Hyundai Kona today. I'm pleasantly surprised by the quality of the cover. In terms of size, it's more suited to an estate car, where it (presumably) fits perfectly. In the boot of the Kona, there was a lot of folding involved. The installation itself is straightforward.

The blanket is in the boot of my Jeep, and it absolutely serves its purpose there! It can be easily "adjusted" (I bent the rods a little to fit), and it doesn’t slip because it can be secured well. I was genuinely surprised by how sturdy this blanket feels. Honestly, given the price, I was expecting a less high-quality material.

After reading the comments, I didn’t expect too much, especially given the low price. To my great surprise (and delight), I didn’t find strings to attach to the headrests but straps with buckles instead! I was also pleasantly surprised by the quality of the metal rods; even though I had to bend them a few times, they felt sturdy. I didn’t get the impression that anything would tear or slip out! The cover could have been a bit longer/deeper, though.

I already had the predecessor of this blanket and was more than satisfied back then. I'm equally happy with this blanket and don't regret buying it. We have a large van (Citroën C4), and it fits well in the car without being too tight. I can only recommend it.

For the fact that this boot cover only costs €25, it’s really great—large and versatile. I was also pleasantly surprised by the quality of the cover. I was expecting a thin, flimsy fabric, but it’s actually quite sturdy, with integrated aluminium rods that can be bent (once) to fit the shape of the boot. We have a Skoda RS, and the cover is slightly too small for the boot, but thanks to the rods, it doesn’t collapse.

It's easy to assemble – the rods are flexible, so you can adjust the canopy very well.

I've had the blanket for 2 years now. The dirt accumulation is minimal. Unfortunately, the blanket is not "waterproof". If the dog vomits or gets into the car wet, the boot ends up wet. After 2 years, the blanket has developed 2 holes. However, it is 100% dirt-repellent. The bumper protection also works well.

Looks quite worn out already after just 6 months...

Very satisfied. Even fits in a SMART Fortwo. Been using it for 1 month and nothing has broken. Easy to clean and keeps the car tidy.

The installation was a piece of cake and took 3 minutes. Nothing got damaged in the process, and it fit perfectly. The car is a VW Lupo with the back seat folded down, and the mat fits as if it were tailor-made for it :-) (see picture)

The cover is not only too small for my Mondeo but also a joke in terms of quality. Poorly designed, the attachment to the headrests broke very quickly, and the metal rods pierced through the material. Definitely not recommended! A waste of money!

The blanket itself is of good quality, but when placing it in the boot, the first weaknesses of the idea with the metal rods become apparent. These are very stiff, and you need to exert quite a bit of force and have some DIY skills to shape the rods correctly so that they don’t bend upwards through the floor afterwards. The attachment to the headrests is not, as described, done with loops or something similarly sturdy, but with thin shoelaces that you have to tie around the headrests yourself. It doesn’t work and looks ridiculous. The size of the blanket is not sufficient for large boots (Skoda Superb). If you attach the blanket on one side with the Velcro straps, the crucial centimetres are missing on the other side. A different product image with a small car wouldn’t give the impression that the blanket could be used effortlessly in large cars.

The boot liner is quickly and easily placed in the boot and attached to the headrests with the cords. Thanks to the flexible metal rods, you can adjust the liner individually. BUUUUUUT: the cords aren’t sturdy enough and tore after just a few trips. I also suddenly found the metal rods outside the liner. All in all, disappointing :(

Unfortunately, the boot protector didn’t last long for me. Installation was quick and easy. But after just the first trip with my two herding dogs in the boot, the first cord snapped. Within 7 days, all the fastening cords had come off, the metal rods were sticking out, and the protector was no longer usable. Such a shame, because the idea itself is actually really good.

Thanks to the adjustable fit (you can shape the cover to suit the size of your boot), it fits well in my Skoda Octavia Estate. Keeps everything nice and clean – however, the headrest attachment tore off the very first time I used it, as it’s only secured with a thin string. I don’t understand why they had to cut corners on material and workmanship in this area.

Great idea, but too small for our car. It doesn’t stay in place, and the dogs flattened the side panels on the first trip. Only the bumper protector is in use for us.

I properly secured the protective cover. It lasted for two trips, but then the extremely thin straps used to attach the cover to the headrests already tore! My dog was calmly lying in the boot and, at 25kg, is not heavy. Unfortunately, I am very disappointed and would advise against purchasing it.

I used the blanket from February to mid-May. It does what it promises, and the bumper protection is excellent. The downside is that the wire rods broke straight away. Maybe they could be left out entirely.

Don't mess up the car while practising. It's a shame the sides don't rise.