RBP-201 Large Tailgate Net by RBP Review

The hardware it comes with sucks, 4/6 bolts are completely broken and the instructions are minimal but basic. The back door was big too. And it doesn't look like the main picture

Yes, it's a bit baggy and not intended as a luggage net. We wanted it to be baggy because we use it when our bike is in the truck and the tubes sag a bit. Prevents buckets, wooden blocks, etc. from falling out.

If you are buying this for a lined F150 it will not work without modification. I had to hook it to the side post at the top and the load hook at the bottom. Every time I stopped on my trip I had to tighten or fasten the top straps, I found a way to stop this but the buckles didn't work properly. I would not recommend buying.

This is a great network! I bought it for my truck and it fits perfectly. I just built a new platform and put a wooden stand on it. He then stretched this villain across his back with a wooden rack to tie them down. Now things don't slip off my back when I'm making racks on wheels! lol. An excellent product for the price. It's not a heavy thing and you can't expect it for the price. But it looks beautiful, is well made and has held up well in the Alaskan cold for over a month so far! Buy.lol.Hi…

I have a 2008 Toyota Tundra and it fits great. This net allows you to install it anywhere on the back of your truck. The brackets are easy to install and can be placed anywhere. Actually I placed the bracket directly in the tailgate and it works great. This net is very easy to remove and store when not in use, which I really like. I bought this net to reduce wind resistance on long trips to California. I can open the tailgate and refuel more conveniently, even when my luggage is tied to the…

Inexpensive and works as advertised. Used devices were made available despite previous reviews in which the quality was criticized: everything worked perfectly. Just drill a pilot hole. The belts stay tight while driving. Put it on and drove 300 miles on the freeway and it was as tight as if it had just been tucked in. Would suggest an upgrade. How about clips for easy on and off? It's quite a hassle having to unbuckle and rebuckle the straps every time you access the back of the truck. Maybe…