🏍️ 15x15 Heavy-Duty Motorcycle/ATV Net with 6 Hooks - Secure Your Gear Safely! Review

I took it from the laundry room to the street whenever I could for about 2 months and still couldn't get rid of its horrible smell. I don't know if it still smells somewhere.

Works well on my Harley Davidson Street Glide. I use it to attach my pool cover to my back seat as this item does not fit in pockets. Plastic hooks are strong and since they are plastic they cannot scratch the bike. This is a very versatile item that can be carried in a saddlebag.

I tried it on my bike straight away and was very impressed. For the price I was expecting to get something cheap that only lasted one season. I was wrong. The straps on it are thick and the hooks are of good quality. It's a lot bigger than I expected, so finding a place to plug it in if there's nothing in it can be difficult. All in all a good buy.

These cargo nets are well made and do a good job of protecting my bike load. This is a good product and the only problem they have is that the hooks are plastic and a little big/wide so they don't fit in all the usual nooks and crannies that I usually use to mount on a motorcycle. In any case, next time I will definitely buy hooks with thinner (coated) metal hooks.

This net easily holds my fridge/lunch box with six packs. The plastic hooks don't ruin the paintwork on my bike and unlike other reviews here have NOT broken yet! Not sure what others expected from this chain (lead? brick? corpse?) but for the money this is the best chain money can buy. My small bike only has small saddlebags and that more than doubles my cargo capacity. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I use this as a small luggage net to fix things on the back seat of my bike and it's fantastic. It's the right size, it's strong, durable and the plastic clips are perfect as they don't ruin anything I attach them to like metal. I have a 15x15 and it fits my Yamaha FZ09 perfectly. I've had it for a year and a half now and it comes in handy for everything from shopping to multi-day trips, both in the hot sun and in the pouring rain. I would recommend it.

I used these nets a long time ago. They are very handy and I usually put them under my seat so I can use them if I suddenly need to carry something. The ones I use have hooks permanently attached to the mesh. Since the hooks are easy to remove, I thought this was a negative feature of this net. I later decided that this was not true. The presence of movable hooks makes it easier to adjust the net to the vehicle. Just keep an eye on them as they sometimes come loose on their own in storage…

I have bought 2 other similar nets here at Revain. The first was a little tight. The second was "elastic" but had weak tension. It's a good middle ground between the two. It is designed for a motorcycle helmet, but you can store many different things in it. I wear the products personally. You could also incorporate a basketball. Hooks are both good and bad. This is good because they're plastic and won't scratch the fairing, but bad because they're not too tight - if the net is tight don't…