🔗 Versatile ABN Cargo Net with Fasteners and Hardware: Ideal for Trailers, SUVs, Motorcycles, ATVs, and Roof Storage (24 x 45in, Stretches to 60in Long) Review

All I needed was a luggage net to go through the back door so when you open the back door all your stuff doesn't fall out. Finding the right width and height turned out to be a lot harder than you might think! This network worked great. I screwed on the holders as I don't think the glue will hold. The taut mesh had the perfect tension to prevent anything like a gallon of milk from spilling out (as has happened more than once in the past).

The rope of this weight net is extremely elastic and weak. This keeps light items in place IF you're doubling the mesh and your load can't move much. The holes in the net are quite large and a soccer ball can easily fall through any of the holes in the net. The rope itself wears out fairly quickly, so be careful not to get caught in sharp corners. This isn't the first cargo net I've had, but it will be the last I'll buy in this form. I was trying to save some money and I got what I paid for or…

Bought to keep my stuff safe when navigating rough terrain. I also transported two cats so I can make sure nothing falls on them in an emergency. Of course he was unexpectedly involved in a bad accident on I-44 outside of Tulsa, good. The traffic suddenly stopped and I had to brake hard. The mesh held the load with minimal offset and prevented the boxes from falling onto the crampons. Did exactly what it was supposed to do and I'm glad I got it. PS - I didn't use the glue tips that came with…

I have a large dog that doesn't want to be in the car. The guide "seat belts" they make is fine, but I wanted something that would give it a little more wiggle room for longer rides. I saw this and thought it would work. I tried it and it was the perfect solution. My dog has the entire back seat and poses no safety risk to me if he tries to sit in the front seat. The only thing I had to do was add more glue to the "holders" that the mesh is attached to. (He is a large dog +/- 100 pounds). I…

Wow, I can't believe how long it took me to find out that this luggage net is exactly what I needed to store my unused bunks in my small caravan. I tried to use those white pull out slats that are commonly used to store items in fridges and closets. They worked most of the time but were uncomfortable and painful every time. This net only needed six grommets, which are fitted once and to which I simply hang the net or remove it as needed. SO much better system! Bonus: It even grips a few items…

I was pleased with the size of the bungee cord that makes up the net. The hooks holding the net are fine. Other reviewers complained that the hooks came loose. I can understand how they felt that way. I threaded the rope through the hole in the hook rather than using the hook itself to attach to my truck. For the price I think it's a great value. I've seen other chains for over $100. I don't know what you're getting for $100+, but this net fit in a Toyota Tacoma pickup and was a bit large. The…

Arrived as advertised and in a decent case. That's good news. I covered the load in the back of a camper truck with a plastic tarp and used cargo netting to keep the tarp from blowing in the wind. The equipment under the tarpaulin was already tied down. The cargo net just had to hold the tarpaulin in place. Did this many times before buying a standard charge net from the store. Has always worked perfectly. But since I borrowed an old cargo net, I bought this net. Less than an hour later, the…