Envelope Trunk Cargo Net for Chevy Equinox & GMC Terrain 2010-2017: Secure Storage Solution Review

I bought this for my 2013 Equinox. The product was exactly as described and well made. The bindings were strong and the net stretched to fit in the rear hold. I was hoping it would be deeper, but it's more than enough to buy groceries.

Great product, easy to install/remove. Prevents things from sliding around in my cargo area and falling out when I open the tailgate. I've used it more as a locking method to prevent items from falling out and then to hold things (as shown) but it works well for both. And a lot cheaper than other options I've seen for my 2013 Equinox.

Works well, big enough to hold large items in the foldable mesh area. There are plastic parts that hold the net in place inside the net. No assembly required, uses hooks and attachment points pre-installed on specified vehicle. The only problem I have is that the instructions are a bit confusing. I didn't know it could be used in several other configurations but I found out.

I was sooo fed up with food and other things falling out of the trunk of an SUV when I opened the hatch. And now the problem is solved! It is very easy to install with just four hooks. It expands and can even hold objects on its own. Again, how long and why didn't I know about this? I would recommend it to any SUV owner. Heck, this should be a standard issue when buying a new car.

I am so happy with this purchase. It holds wine and drink bottles well so they don't rattle on my back when I'm bringing groceries home. It's not very deep so I don't put big grocery bags in it like the picture shows, but it will definitely come in handy for a lot of things. I would order again. The price is fair and the quality of the product is very good. Also, it was easy to attach to my GMC Terrain.

In some reviews I noticed that people are dissatisfied that their load is not kept from falling out, but that's not really what this product is for.... This is for storing things in an "envelope". I myself keep things like a roll of paper towels, a can of tire cleaner, a first aid kit, etc. in it and it gets the job done. I have a 2016 GMC Terrain for reference...it was also quick and easy to hook up.

Although this boot net is not quite what I thought it would be, it works very well and I use it almost every day. Definitely worth the money. I was also surprised that you can close the grid. Sometimes this works too well as it can be a little tricky to extract an odd shaped item. But that's the purpose of the net - to keep objects from slipping - and for that purpose, as I said, it works very well. Finally, the mesh design makes it easy to separate refrigerated foods from other foods.

Fits my 2013 Equinox very well. I'm not sure how well it will hold up cargo that got detached from the trunk when opened, but I don't think it's designed for that. I only bought it for small items like gloves, bug spray etc to keep them from rolling around the back of the Equinox. It is simply attached to four metal loops (see picture). I will of course try to load it with product packs just to see how true the picture is. ;) This item costs $8, which is a lot better than the $55 the retailer…

I bought this for my wife's 2012 Chevrolet Equanox. This net can be perfectly attached to the luggage net in the rear. If people complain about things falling out underneath, just put a shopping bag, book, or something else in the net. This is a net, not a hard blocker. The chain holds about six full plastic grocery bags. Ideal for preventing eggs or fruit from rolling out. If you put a few bags in the net, you can fill the trunk and nothing will fall out. We live on a hill, so I can say that…