New Jimny Style Accessories for 2022 Suzuki Jimny

So this might be my last Jimny Style order because there are more options available on the market and because the shipping costs from the UK to NZ are quite high. Or who knows, I might give in and order more products from them because they such a great range and high quality.
In this video I have fitted the APIO drink holder that fits to the air vent and the roof cargo storage net. The drink holder is quite a bit more expensive than other options but it is very practical to be able to fold it out of the way when not in use and the air vent can also keep your drinks cool. I did initially think that it was quite flimsy and the instructions do say not to load it with more than 600g which is not much. But I think it's sufficient when driving on sealed tar roads.
The roof cargo storage net does seem quite practical and I think I'll use it quite a bit. There were a number of other options including solid cage structures that can easily unclip and be used as a table. I thought the roof storage shelves that can also be removed and converted into a camping table were quite smart. the net has a 3kg limit so you wound be able to store anything heavy. It comes with tie down loops and suction cups that allow you to fit it vertically to be used as a rear cargo net, I do explain this in the video.
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00:00 Intro
02:44 Unboxing
03:11 Budget Seat covers
03:47 APIO Drink Holder
08:34 Parts for Roof Cargo Storage Net
08:52 How to install the Roof Cargo Storage Net
12:14 Roof Cargo Storage Net Review
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[@CasperLabuschagne]

Clear, detailed demo of an actual installation, I wished more channels went to this amount of effort. That internal roof-net looks like a good idea.

[@jonnosjimny]

Hi Casper. I’ve quite enjoyed the setup and adding extras to the Jimny. I also enjoy teaching and making videos so I decided to try out those 2 together. I’ll definitely try make a few more videos by the end of the month. Just getting caught up with puppy training which is proving to be very time consuming. Thanks for the feedback

[@chachalene25]

Thank you so much for this video! I now know how to install the cup holder I bought 6 months ago haha

[@jonnosjimny]

No problem. Im glad I could help. Now that I’ve had the cup holder for some time, I do find it a bit flimsy, I think the weight limit is 600g or possibly 600mls. So definitely good for smaller drinks.

[@jeremyharris4415]

Great video mate hopefully those instructions give you pictures because it looked like it’s only in Chinese or Japanese writing

[@jonnosjimny]

So it seems that Jimny Style get most of their cosmetic accessories from Japan and none of the instructions Ive received are in English. So I look at the pictures but it’s challenging. What I also do it I take photos of the writing and then copy the text into Google translate and it works a charm.

[@orianafraser]

The shipping kills! I just made a large Ali express order with a bunch of cheap ish items for my jimny but it’s a bit of a mystery what I’ll actually get and the quality when it finally arrives 😂

[@jonnosjimny]

So true with the Ali Express and EBay orders. It’s almost exciting to open it and not know what the quality will be like. 😂

[@harrycrumb742]

Thanks for video

[@jonnosjimny]

No problem. Glad you like it.

[@MatthewKanniah]

Nice video!

[@jonnosjimny]

Thanks Matt !!

[@Nish11116]

Awesome mate!!

[@jonnosjimny]

Thanks bud!!

[@johnpatrickmisa7372]

Will u be able to move the ac vent with those cup holder installed?

[@jonnosjimny]

Hi John. That’s a great question. Once the tape is in place, you can’t rotate the vent and once the clip is in the vent it can’t move at all. So it’s stuck open. I guess it’s one of the drawbacks to this design

[@forgemaster12]

Do those cup holders can hold a 32oz Nalgene or insulated bottles?

[@jonnosjimny]

Hi Lime. The max recommended weight is 600mls of liquid. They not too sturdy.

[@barrylauth6838]

So, the net is great but the roof lining will get grubby pretty quick. How do you intend to keep that clean?

[@jonnosjimny]

Not sure. I’ll try only put clean stuff up there. But a solid shelf might be better. I could always clean it if it gets dirty

[@MinisterVids]

Just came across your channel good work. With the storage net you being about 1.85m tall, are you able to sit in the backseat without your head touching the net?

[@jonnosjimny]

Hey. Thanks for the comment. I actually sat in the back today. If I sit straight up in the seat at the back my head just touches the net when it’s on its tightest. It does hang down in the middle, so if you sit slightly tilted to the side, towards the window I guess you are below the net. If I had to guess 1.7m could sit upright under the net. There are solid shelves one can buy instead. I think the benefit of the shelf is that they can carry more weight and might not hang as low in the Center.

[@dman1848]

That's one way to damage and grub up your hood lining real quick with that netting also fastening a cup holder to those delicate little vents and not being able to adjust them is a big no thank you from me. You have to be very selective as to what accessories you put on your vehicle as there's allot of crap out there.

[@jonnosjimny]

Been using the netting for the past year and all good, no damage or dirt so far. These are definitely not the most practical cup/drink holders but I’m pretty sure they won’t damage the vents. Because of the lever arm and the way that they secure to the vent, the base that a drink rests on will break off long before enough force is generated to damage the vent. It can’t hold anything large or heavy, (600ml according to manufacturer) I recommend 500ml max. It’s perfect for soda cans. Having the vents open permanently is not ideal. Controlling the aircon through main controller works fine though.