🚚 Premium 3-Pocket Toyota Tacoma Truck Cargo Net: Efficient Organizer for 2013-2019 Storage Needs Review

Excellent network; holds firmly on the loading area and is very well made for the price. Comes with a variety of attachments but gave it a 4 as the carabiners were too small to use with confidence to keep your gear in place.

I put it in the back of a pickup truck and store kayaking accessories inside. I've never had a problem with it peeling off, but then I didn't use glue. Instead, I screwed on two holders. For the other two corners I used hangers that are already installed on the side of the bed. If I use the truck for other purposes, I can easily pick up the net and stow it somewhere. I don't even have to unload the cargo beforehand.

Thanks to a previous reviewer, I also replaced the M6-1.00x20 screws closest to the tailgate on my Tacoma to get the net as close to it as possible bring the tailgate. This makes it fun to shop for groceries or leave the house. I went to a hardware store and got a pair of M6-1.00x30 as suggested and then drilled out some plastic brackets to fit. Overall, this added a bit to the install time, but I should have the network in a more convenient location.

Don't know why someone gives negative feedback? It fits perfectly with the 2016-2019 Tacoma. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because the clamps that hold it to the truck rails are too small. They work, but hardly. Other than that, the network works great and we haven't had any issues in the last month of use. Edit: I've been using it every day for a few months and it's still perfect. No issues and the clips are still solid.

I laughed at what 1 star said; "This doesn't fit my 2019 Tacoma" or "No instructions"? Seriously, I have a 2019 too. The web pulls very well. It fits snugly BUT that makes it more comfortable to use. Instructions: Place an acre through 4 round Doo Hickies (brackets to attach to the mesh corner loops - yes, some may need instructions to say "place on top of body sidewall, not bottom". lol. Stretching the figure out how far apart they should be placed (set mine at 19"). I like the little round…