🏍️ SunFounder Super Strong Stretch Heavy-Duty 15" Cargo Net for Motorcycle ATV - Ultimate Versatility with Iron Hooks Review

I bought this to use in my desktop dishwasher. I had an issue with lightweight plastic bowls and containers not staying in place and flying around in the dishwasher. (bottom shelf) Anyway, this works great for me and keeps all those plastic pieces in place. I know it wasn't made for that, but it serves me well.

This item is of above average quality. I had read that the hooks would scratch surfaces or the ends would fall out, so I just wrapped black tape around each hook. Don't worry. I used it to hold a backpack on a motorcycle. He didn't move an inch, maybe not an inch. The size and purpose is just what I needed. I could put more stuff on the backpack and stretch would still be fine. Great product, will buy each other.

While this keeps things on the bike the rubber hook protectors fall off very easily. Then painting the bike (or the helmet the net attaches to the bike) is complete H. Don't buy if you care about the finish of what you attach the net to. I contacted the seller and all they had to offer was another network. Meanwhile, my new $130 helmet for my girlfriend is scratched. Not good.

I use a ton but I give high marks for utility, elasticity, versatility and durability. I'm deducting a star for one reason. The plastic caps on the ends of the hooks come off instantly, and the ends of the metal hooks are roughly cut, so the chances of the hooks being scratched are very high. Still, I always reach for this net first when I need to attach something to the back of the bike.

I really like this cargo net. I use it every day at work on my ATV. I have used on Honda Rincon and Yamaha Grizzly with no problems. My only argument is that it claims to be super strong and heavy, but I managed to break part of the bungee after a few months of use. I don't like the metal hooks at the ends either. I wish they were a little heavier and maybe rubberized. I feel like you're getting a decent product for a relatively low price. I would happily pay more for a longer lasting product…

I'm not overly impressed with this product but be aware that part of the problem is my bike. While the mesh itself stretches a lot, allowing plenty of gear to fit under it, the hooks are too small to properly fit an old bike's tubular frame and there is almost not enough tension to go from one side of the bike to the rear. the other on the front of the seat of my 1991 Suzuki GSX1100G. I know it's a wide seat and modern bikes have pins for those smaller hooks, but I've found better meshes in the

only ok. Generally not strong. Just an extra stretch just around the perimeter. The rest is kind of lame. I should have known because he said it would stretch to 45 inches from the original 15 inches. So with that much elasticity, it would be unlikely to even be super strong. So, not great, but I got what I paid for. I wasted my time looking for a reliable one. I can still use it to hold butterflies or sweaters. I'll say I'm 55 and ride enduro bikes off-road (no jumps) so I need a stronger net…

I had to carry my Halloween decorations from work and only had garbage bags and this string which I bought which helped as all my decorations were skulls and tombstones would be it difficult relate to the normal chords that i have. It held up pretty well, never came loose while riding, it was stretchy enough to fit through this large bag which I didn't think would stretch long enough at first. Definitely a good thing if you have a scooter and don't have a lot of space to haul things and don't…

This is definitely a **low quality** built cargo net that has several design and construction flaws, some of which have already been pointed out. agree with the points of M. Pierce, Dan L., and Jack D., et al. - - - CORD, KNOT AND GRILLE The cord used may be latex as indicated, but . . . . - it is a much thinner cord (see photo) AND - the area and strength of its elasticity is quite small. (hard to show in the photo) Even in a slack state, this line does NOT have much tension or "tension". It…