🔒 Secure Your Cargo with the Master Lock Adjustable Truck Cargo Net – 78 in x 60 in Review

I've had this net for about 8 years now and it's perfect for what I need. Recently used to toss and secure tree and shrub clippings to prevent them from being blown away. Do yourself a favor and remove all the hooks except the yellow ones that should be in the corners. I stow the removed hooks in the zipper and put them in the storage bag that came with it. Just snap them where you need them and you're done. I've only used this on small to medium sized pickups so can't comment on how it works…

Very versatile. Removable hooks are great for odd shaped loads like camping. As others have said, remove everything but the corner hooks when you first put it on to keep it from tangling, then add other hooks as needed. I got this for a full size truck with a body of just under 6ft and it works great. One thing to do when you first get this is hang it up somewhere outside to air out. The smell is pretty bad, so you don't want to just toss it under your car seat and call it good.

I use it to secure loads in a pickup truck and boat when towing. I own a few different brands and one thing that seems to be common to all of them and everyone else I've looked at is that the hooks always seem to be a little off. Not always the best option for an application. But I found this to be easily remedied by replacing them when necessary. I'm not sure there should be anything other than the standard S hook, but they have these big plastic things that never inspire confidence that…

great for the price. The luggage net specially designed for my car was $90 - that was an unbeatable price. Since you can attach the hooks anywhere along the length, it will fit any truck bed. In fact, being too big for my truck's body is an advantage because I can share what I'm carrying. The buyer who said you should keep the hooks separately saved a life. It's much easier to use if you store it with the hooks removed. The only downside: When unpacking it smells strongly of chemicals, so you…

We love it! It saves an incredible amount of time securing stuff in our open trailer. No more flying debris or flapping tarps. We've found that if you take it off and store it with most clips on the sides, and then hang it on a rod or hanger, the hooks don't get tangled in the straps as much when you take it out to the next use . Time. This cargo net replaces a few dozen bungee cords. Of course, if you have a heavy load that can shift or shift during transport, you still want to secure it to…

This adjustable cargo net from Master Lock is just what I needed to secure things in the back of my truck. Here are my observations: Pros + quality materials; it's well made and should last a very long time (will update this review if it doesn't) + Adjustable; the hooks are detachable and can be placed anywhere on the net to ensure a tight fit + yellow end hooks; facilitates network orientation + carry bag; Includes a nice drawstring storage bag. Cons: gets tangled; As another helpful reviewer…

As a scoutmaster, I find this item invaluable when taking 15 scouts on a hike. I can pack all their gear in the trunk of my truck and then tie this thing up and drive down the freeway without worrying about losing coverage along the way. Note: This network is difficult to store and prepare for use. use unless you do it with care. I removed a few of the hooks on either side as I found there were too many and tangled when removed for storage. Give yourself 30 minutes before using it for the first

PRO: Use for Ford Ranger. Stretches a little loosely if you don't have anything in the truck bed that extends past the bed rails, but you can remove the hooks and move them closer for a tighter stretch for those light empty loads (perfect for full-size trucks). This is ideal for packing a large load that falls well over the rails, e.g. B. when moving with a pile of large and small shoe-sized boxes (anything smaller can slip through the mesh). Yes, it gets tangled fairly easily, but I just…