Saucemoto Dip Clip | An in-car sauce holder for ketchup and dipping sauces. As seen on Shark Tank (2 Pack, Black)

Love the closing mechanism. Good product and value. Versatility for different food items. Cleans easy.

I got this for a gift. Cute little gift, along with fry holder!

It's easy to use fits in the vent really well. It's so nice to be able to dip my curly fries into the buttermilk dressing. I love the fact that I could just dip and not worry about the sauce falling over and dripping all over my car. It works great for ketchup for the little ones. You don't have to be a magician or have extra hands when using the sauce holders. What a great invention I even bought a set for my daughter and she just loves it. When you have to eat on the run to a meeting or other function it's great to have these.

This does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Chik fil a sauce only fits in the frame though. A circular version would be nice for Taco Bell nacho cheese

Bought for someone who always eats in their car and loves nuggets. They loved this!

This sauce holder is an absolute game-changer for anyone who loves to enjoy their favorite dipping sauces on the go! The build quality is fantastic—it feels sturdy and well-made, easily securing itself to my car’s vent without wobbling. I was pleasantly surprised by its durability, even with constant use.In terms of functionality, it’s genius. It fits a wide variety of sauce containers, and the storage capacity is just right for most fast food sauces. It grips them securely, so no more spills or messy car interiors!Cleaning is also a breeze—just pop it out, wipe it down, and it’s good to go. It’s definitely a fun little gadget that makes snacking in the car more enjoyable and stress-free. Highly recommended for sauce lovers who want a convenient, mess-free solution!

TL;DR:Clips easily onto vent vanes without damage; holds standard-sized and large sauce cups; makes eating on the run more convenient. When not in use, doubles as a place to hang your sunglasses 😎 Recommended.Details:Two days per week, I'm out of the house for twelve hours, during which the only convenient time to eat is while I'm driving. I wind up trying all kinds of gadgets to make it easier.I waited until these were on sale to buy them, just in case, but they're useful enough that if I somehow lost them, I'd be willing to replace them at full price.They fit the usual drive-thru sauce trays, but they also fit some small rectangular reusable containers, so bringing salsa, BBQ sauce, ketchup, or other condiments from home is an option.These should clip securely to the vanes of the air vents in most cars and trucks without damage, though ymmv. Mine have stayed put even on fairly bumpy stretches of road (I'm not exactly off-roading in my Jetta, but I live in New England and freeze-thaw cycles can make for some interesting surfaces 😅).You'll almost certainly live without these, but they're also the kind of thing that you buy and then wonder why you waited so long. If you're someone whose schedule means you easy in your car on the regs or if you're planning a road trip, give these a try. They won't save the world, but they might just save you from flying BBQ sauce. (Oh, and you get two per package, so you can have two different sauces at the same time! Or I guess you can let your sidekick use one ^-^)

I refuse to use ketchup/sauces in my car, but hubs won’t be denied this little luxury. He will put a pile of ketchup on the burger wrapper and leave it sitting in his lap while he drives and eats and listens to the radio or talks on the phone. All the while my anxiety is a DEFCON 4!!!!These have helped to bring the anxiety down to maybe a 2. But they are not without problems.1. Why do they not sell disposable liners for these cups? What are you supposed to do with the dirty cup while you are still driving? We have bought tiny paper soufflé cups and stretch them out to use as liners. Then just toss them with the rest of the meal wrappers and such.2. The “travel distance” of a French fry with ketchup, or a nugget with sauce, from the air vents to the mouth is unsettling far. This is not a design flaw in the product, just a fact to be considered. Anxiety back up to 3ish.3. The “grip” these have on the air vents doesn’t feel super secure. It hasn’t fallen off yet, but I am expecting it to happen. I have since seen other condiment cups that are attached to a cup holder and I may try those instead.To the company that makes these… for the love of god, make a cup liner!