Rage Powersports CN7296 Bungee Tie Down Review

It's nice and holds gear well but I always use a seat belt over it so I'm not sure how well it works without the belts but it keeps all the little things pulling out around. . I've used it on 2000 mile trips this summer and it's holding up great. Hook ends tend to break but still hold. I use mine on a Rhino Rack Xtray.

This net is great for our Rhino Rack, the problem is the clips break VERY easily. Used it on several trips and I have 5 broken clips. (I am VERY careful when removing and it never happens that the tip breaks right away.) I should have listened to the 1 star reviews saying this. I don't know how many people are happy with that?!? If the clips were better or you got a package with extra clips I would suggest that.

Good network but I don't like big hooks. And Gazuki. they gave me 45 of them I think. Count this against the grid image and you'll see that you need less if you use one hook per square in the mesh. So there will certainly not be saved. I just wish the hooks worked better. To be fair, many chains from many brands use the same thin hooks so you may find something different as a separate purchase.

I was afraid it wouldn't be big enough to stretch out on our plush truck. It expanded more than enough to cover it. We didn't have as many as we thought to fill the carrier. If we filled it (19 cu. ft.), the net could cover it. We just wrapped some of the netting under the car's charge bars and it worked fine. Freight carriers are often associated with some noise. This has helped eliminate this and prevent the straps from loosening. It worked very well and made this holiday a lot easier.

I'm not sure why so many people are having trouble unraveling this for use. I didn't have the patience and was stressed about going on holiday late and it was still unpacked, unpacked and used 2 minutes max. I have sat nav and it worked well enough to safely cover all our luggage without moving. I also bought a liner to put under luggage to keep it from shifting and they work well together. On our second trip our friends borrowed this and found it just as easy to use with little to no need to…

Bought this luggage net to take with a roof basket for a hike. So far so good, nothing is out of the ordinary for me and the load remains safe and sound. The hooks are good and strong, but I haven't had to test their limits yet. I will use this item several times a year; For the price you pay and the quality of the product, it's great. It also looks very cool! Just a tip, this item (like all cargo nets) gets tangled VERY easily. I recommend that as soon as you take it out of the box for the…

I'm pretty sure we'll be buying another brand within a year. On first use some of the hooks broke in half. It gets tangled very easily and the hook itself doesn't fit well with the bars of our roof rack basket. It is also very difficult to use with one person. We had to pull hard before we felt our load wouldn't move or bounce. At this voltage, the holes in the net are extremely wide. The sleeping bag with the compression bag almost slipped out. With a large camping load, we were tied to a…

Я купил это вместе с грузовой корзиной Rage Black Widow, которую я покупал в Discount Ramps (через Revain), и считаю, что она отлично подходит - крючки подходят к корзине Rage, как они были созданы Therefore. The net is well made and comes with many more hooks than shown in the picture - can't figure out how the other guys broke the hooks but there are more than enough so they have spares. Here's an easy way to use it: Place a small tarp in the cargo basket (mine is 7ft x 9ft), spread out your…

It costs about $15. We drive a KIA Soul with a Rola brand basket on the roof. It holds up great and fits perfectly. The mesh section seems to be of good quality. The plastic clips are strong for now, but I've already snapped off the tips of some of the clips that were attached to the thicker poles of our roof basket. This mesh cargo binding has already completed 5 trips. We typically carry a 20-gallon plastic bin, a tent, sleeping bags, a large gym bag, and camping furniture in a rooftop…