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No, those are the ocean coast arm rests. They stand out more and look like seats because of the contrast with the dark surrounding.
Hi, the second row seats can be collapsed from 2 different places. From the second row using the usual type lever along the bottom, or from the buttons on the driver side wall near the rear hatch. The button method I guess would be considered a powered, down function. There is no power up. You can see buttons in my last pic.
No, not very well. I mean, it's a soft-sided bag so it could be stuffed down there, but going off of dimensions, as if the storage bag were mostly full, it is too long/wide) for the lower part of the frunk.
Dang, was looking for a good solution to organizing the lower space. Still these look great
Two Sterilite 6-quart bins fit very nicely sideways in the lower space. I nest a 3rd empty bin underneath one of them. When I go to wash up, all my cleaning lotions and potions plus microfiber cloths fit in the two bins and when I take everything out and unstack the bins, I have my 3 buckets for washing. Plus, if my big bottle of PPF shampoo leaks (and it probably will, because it has to lie sideways in the bin and the flip-top lid feels a bit sketch to me
), the plastic box will prevent the goo from getting all over the frunk tub liner. 
AwesomeHello all, my very first forum original post here, thatās not a comment on others. Anyway, I found what I think is a really good frunk storage option for the Rivianās.
I have a R1S and loving it. Been trying out all types of bins etc to wrangle things inside the frunk. I bought these very durable, rigid walled canvas totes. They have solid support all the way around, top and bottom. Thick rope handles that are configurable for different carry styles. Adjustable divides inside for managing compartments. Best of all, two of them fit side by side, with full usability after opening the zipper-able lid. They also maximize the full usable height space within the frunk when hood is closed. Lastly, they still allow for some access to the storage underneath that shelf they sit on.
Oh! And they are made by Duluth Trading post, called Trunk Commander. I would wait for one of there online sales (happening all the time, & can get them at 30% off if patient ) to buy them as they are a little pricey, but as I mention above, really well made.
Thanks for also showing them with the handles looped, I was stupidly confused what the ring of rope around the outside was for in the first photos.Hi all, was just reminded that I forgot to post pics of the same grey Duluth bags in the R1T gear tunnel. Someone had asked that question early in this thread but didnāt have access to one until I had a loaner. The Duluth bags fit great in the GTunnel, and the truck bed. Also have a vid showing how nice they work with the pass through door in the back seat. Hope itās helpful.
