ideapro Rear Cargo Net, Elastic Bungee Car Netting Organizer for SUV Jeep Truck, 35x12 Inch Trunk Storage Carrier Review

I have used this grid for products maybe 3 times. Nothing super heavy. Mainly groceries and some fast food. Today I noticed that the same top strap closest to the back seat had snapped on both sides. The other straps also seem to tear soon. I'm not sure why. It's the right size for my trunk, which recently only held a couple of empty resealable bags.

Ideal for storing our boats. It is very firm but still easy to pull out the pliers. Added two clasps at the bottom and two screws at the top for stretching. Since we didn't want to use the clips that were on it, we cut them off so they wouldn't stick out. We used the included screws to install the know how. Very happy with it.

I bought a new car in September and I decided to put a net in the trunk to keep everything in order. The ties at both ends of the net that hold the net break in less than two months. They were made out of very cheap material that didn't even last 6 months. I would advise buyers not to buy this net or use a net that has better and stronger ties on both sides.

It's a bit small for a modern small to mid-size SUV. Forget big SUVs. Depending on what your existing pinch points are, you may need to purchase a few rings or other hooks to secure them. If you don't have existing pinch points, you will need to damage the inside by driving screws into the sides to provide pinch points. The adhesive backing doesn't hold enough pressure to be useful. If you have a smaller SUV and existing mounting points, this may work well for your vehicle.

I measured and ordered the 39 inch size for our 2019 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk. It was easy to install. The bottom half of the net fitted perfectly by snapping the carabiners onto the bottom attachment rings. and attaching the middle part to the existing buttons. I then measured the top of the mesh extending to the area that is directly inside where the anchor door airstrikes are located and glued onto the provided buttons. The adhesive wasn't sticky at all, but the included screws went right…

I had a very specific interest in this network which I understand does not apply to everyone. I have a Ford Fiesta hatchback with a sunroof. The lid has rounded edges so that there is some space underneath. With a car this small, I decided to use that space by attaching a cargo net to the underside of the hatch cover and stacking things underneath. This cover was the only cover small enough to fit in this space. It was about the size of this little manhole cover. For those interested in the…