Camco 44044 RV & Marine Adjustable Drink Holder

A loose drink is a small annoyance right up until it tips over on the chart table or spills across the truck seat. Camco's Adjustable Drink Holder fixes that with a simple black cradle that grips whatever you're drinking and keeps it put. It's the kind of small, inexpensive part that earns its keep the first time a wake rolls through and your coffee stays exactly where you left it instead of ending up in your lap.

What makes this one flexible is the mounting. It carries both a self-adhesive pad and screw holes, so you pick the method that fits your surface and how permanent you want it. The peel-and-stick backing is the no-drill option, and it's the right call on a fiberglass console, a refrigerator door in the galley, or any spot where you don't want to put a hole. When you want it locked down for good, drive a few screws through the base into a bulkhead, a cabinet side, a dash panel, or a workbench. On a boat that sees real chop we'd go with screws every time. For a rental RV, a leased truck, or a spot you might rethink later, the adhesive is quick, clean, and reversible.

The arms adjust to hold cans, bottles, and travel mugs, so you're not locked into one cup size. Camco rates it for a drink up to 3-1/2 inches around, which covers a standard soda can, most water bottles, and the average insulated tumbler. The slim profile means it tucks into tight spots and doesn't hog the space you need for electronics, tackle, or your other gear. When you're done, the whole thing sits flush and out of the way.

On the water, think about where your hands already are. Mount it at the helm within easy reach of the wheel, on the side of a leaning post, inside a center console, or next to the passenger seat on a pontoon. It works down in the cabin too, next to the settee or on the galley wall. Anglers like one within reach of the rod holders so a drink isn't sliding around loose in the cockpit while you're fighting a fish. Little placement choices like that are what make a boat feel dialed in. On a smaller skiff or a kayak, keep it clear of your paddle stroke and the rod holders so nothing fouls when you're on the move.

Off the water it's just as handy. Camco built this as an RV and marine accessory, and it drops right into a camper, a boat, a car, a garage, or onto a desk. Renters and campers who can't drill lean on the adhesive mount. Anyone building out a van or a workshop gets the screw-down option instead. The black finish stays low-key and blends in, so it doesn't stand out against dark upholstery or a painted panel.

A couple of honest notes before you install it. This is a holder, not a cup, so a very tall or bottom-heavy bottle can still get top-heavy when the ride turns rough, mount it low and central if you can. And if you go with the adhesive pad, clean and dry the surface first so it actually grabs and stays put. On a cold day, warm the pad and the surface a little and it'll bond far better. Do that and this little black holder will ride along quietly for years.

Why bother with a dedicated holder at all? Because the cup slots molded into a seat base are usually one size and one place, and they never seem to be where you actually sit. This one goes exactly where you want it and grips the cup you actually carry. For about the price of lunch, it's an easy upgrade to any helm, dash, or campsite setup.