PowerTye Cargo Featuring Adjustable 2 Pack Review

I leave one strapped to the luggage rack of my motorcycle 24 hours a day, seven days a week and it uses up all that crap! I'm honestly surprised at how perfectly it fits. The hooks hook onto the bars with a lot of force to keep them loose but not so tight that I can't move or adjust them. 10/10

Very disappointed! They broke after only a couple of uses when trying to attach them to them, the plastic hooks are so flimsy and three of the hooks broke when I snapped them into place before even wrapping the net around anything. Of course, AFTER the return line broke. WASTE OF MONEY.

Have been using this net for a few months now. I have luggage that attaches to a luggage rack and I use this net to strap my leather jacket or raincoat over the luggage. Stretches well and has enough grip and elasticity to tighten things up. The last ride was 1200 km without problems. This is a quality network that I highly recommend.

The hooks that secure these nets to the load are made from cheap, brittle and fragile plastic. So if you try to hook them on a pipe that's slightly larger than the diameter of the hook mouth, they won't bend even a little. Instead they just break. Mine ended up in the trash the first time I tried to use them and two of the hooks broke off.

The product arrived on time as promised. I ordered two packs and figured if one stitch was too small for my stuff I would add a second one. The web seems strong, but the hooks seem to be a weak point. Hooks are made of plastic. They either break upon inspection or shatter when used in cold weather. They just look cheap out of the box. I'll end up using an elastic cord hook if needed. For the money, I'll take the risk.

I bought these to keep my gear safe while kayaking. The nets themselves are wonderful, thick, strong elasticity and not too wide squares. The problem is the hooks that have to be connected to the eyelets on the kayak. First, they are plastic, one of which broke the first time you took it out. Secondly, the hooks are almost too big to fit in a medium sized eyelet and they are definitely too big to fit with a kayak seat carabiner for example. I would definitely buy nets again but I will find new…

A few months ago I bought two of these little bungee nets and attached one to my kayak (it looks great there) and the other attached to my tactical shoulder bag, to have more comfort options. In both cases they performed well and exactly as expected. Beautiful and springlike. It's worth noting that these webs don't inherently fold into a "square" shape and look more like a "diamond" unless you attach them to something and stretch them a bit. For my purposes it doesn't matter. In fact, I just…

The entire webbing is elasticated, unlike most nets which only have an elasticated edge. I keep both on my jeep shelf to hold my gear and they have performed great on multiple rides. It's only been about 2 months since purchase and all the plastic hooks are still there. If they break, use cheap port cargo carabiners. The assorted pack is about $6 for 12 cheap metal clips. It does not bother me. Any stretchy net that is perfect size for my use is exactly what I came for and I am not…

Mesh is ok and looks solid. But what is a net without strong hooks. I was on a month long motorcycle tour in August and the first time I tried to use the luggage net two of the hooks broke. I used a second cargo net and it held up through the first night. When I used the second charging net that morning, three hooks engaged one after the other. By aligning all the remaining hooks I was able to move on to our next day. I bought some bungee cords to use in place of the cargo nets. So my…