🔗 SNBLO Cargo Net for SUV, Truck Bed or Trunk - 41 x 25 Inches Elastic Nylon Mesh Universal Rear Car Organizer Net, includes Bonus Free Hooks Review

I really liked this product. Easy to install in our RV with the included hardware and offers a lot more closet space. On our first ride after installation, one of the bungee cords broke right down the middle, sending everything to the ground. Maybe it's my fault, maybe I'm overworked. I do not know. Now I tied it in a knot. I hope it works for the way home, but I'm bringing it back.

I bought a similar cargo net to hang on the roof of my 2003 Honda Element. I think I paid $10 for internet only. Realizing I would need mounting points, I checked out the Revain and found a set for about $7. But then I found this that included a net, attachment points, mini carabiners, clamps and a pouch for a few bucks. The durability is pretty good. I mean it's not a heavy cargo net but it does hold light items like clothes well.

Obviously not designed to be really strong, but tonight I redesigned the rear of my SUV. I used this network to keep everything in place. A little tug on the elastic and the elastic came out of the net with something like the end of the elastic, maybe it snapped? I'm not sure, but it's a long piece of elastic that goes through the mesh. There is no obvious way to put the ends back together. It's a shame they broke up so quickly. I only had two months of use.

This net is the right size and material to protect loose or bulky items in the bed of an SUV (or in the trunk of a sedan). It's a medium size that fits perfectly on my Jeep 2dr Wrangler (photo attached). You need this to protect the vehicle occupants from flying objects in the event of an accident, as happened to me when the car overturned. I recommend using the included climbing hooks for your key organizer and replacing them with much stronger climbing hooks. I also recommend that you use…

This net saves lives. Our family of 5 including three children under 5 packed our Honda Odyssey for a long trip. This net kept all the little things from falling out when we opened the tailgate. In fact, I use it every day and instead of stretching the net vertically along the door, I lay it out horizontally to create a shelf for light items. This is ideal for preventing bread and soft foods from being crushed while shopping. Can't comment on how well the connectors work as I already had the…

What makes it good and why I chose it is the inclusion of extra gear. In my car, a Honda Accord, there are hooks at the top but nothing at the bottom. I used the carabiner assembled with the pictured carabiner. It has a latch on the latch, but you have to remove the latch knobs to access it. I then drilled a 3/8" hole in the liner, inserted a carabiner through the hole and pushed the locking cap into place. Warning. A lot of the little buttons held in sockets and the like have two dials that…

So 3/5 new in quality, clasps, clasps and overall size but based on cost and overall value I'll give it a 4/5. Good enough for a full-size sedan, a mom and dad soccer SUV, or a compact truck. Too big for a compact car/SUV. Too small for big trucks. Sturdy enough to be used in the trunk but I don't think the net or mounting clips can survive 3 years in the bed of a truck. Look at the photos and you can see that I have two grilles in my 2015 Camry. The net closest to the bumper was purchased net…