Cargo Net for Pickup Truck Bed (4' x 6' Stretches to 8' x 12') Heavy Duty Pickup Truck Bed Accessories - 2 Metal Carabiners, Bungee Mesh Accessory with Strap Hooks for SUV, Trailer Tarp

I needed to replace an older cargo net and found this one, first the quality in materials and design is better also it is far easier to manipulate around when installing it o to my cargo, net doesn't tangle as did my older one, and the cost is much better than my old one. I like the included storage bag that will help store it when not in useI highly recommend this cargo net

I bought this net for a camping trip. I wanted to take my 4 wheeler in my truck and pile a bunch of bags on and around it. It would have been pretty difficult to secure them, but a net seemed like a great idea. If you do this, you definitely want to buy a stretchy net to adjust to the different sizes and shapes of your cargo.It happened to be raining that day, so I laid a tarp over the top and then stretched the net over. My destination was 1.5 hours away and I drove at about 65 mph. I was very please with the performance - the tarp stayed put and nothing got wet or fell out. The tarp was not secured to the truck at all. The net was able to hold it down all by itself. If you've ever used a tarp in the back of your truck you know what a feat that is.The net and carabiners come in a small plastic carrying case. The case itself is pretty cheap, but will probably last you a while if you take care of it and don't leave it out in the sun. The net is very high quality. The cordage is a little thinner than a bungee cord but feels sturdy. The cordage is doubled up on the edges for added strength. The carabiners are probably nothing special, but they seem solid too. Probably aluminum - which is a plus as they won't rust.It says the size is 4'x6' that is probably pretty accurate. It says it will stretch to 8' x 12'. I'm a bit skeptical about this claim. I would say 6' x 8' is probably all you'll feel comfortable stretching this. I think at 8'x12' is pushing it.The best way I've found to install the net is to put carabiners on each order and 1-2 down each side. Drape the net down the side of your truck and install one of the long sides. Attach it to your mount points with the carabiners. I used the 2 factory rings in the corners and some sliding mount points on the sides. After attaching one side, flip the net over your load to the other side. Move around to the other side of the truck and grab the corners. Attach them. Then attach the ones between the corners. You could secure the net in the front and back if you have mount points for added security.In summary, this is a great product I would recommend.

It works with my f250 long bed. Plenty of tie down points, and carabiners

Made well and the size works very well. I like the bag it came with so you store it away. It works great it Stretch really well. Highly recommend it.

This is a great product that I brought to secure trash bags while going to the dump. It fits my Honda Ridgeline perfectly and works in securing all types of loads. It's high quality and very easy-to-use.

We had to haul a kitchen table and 4 chairs with this thing. It has really well when you're not afraid to stretch it and make it tight. It held them all down in the bed of our truck great. Easy to pack away too. Works great and is an ideal solution for things to need to keep hunkered down.

We moved to a small 4 acre farm this year and there was and still is lots of renewing to do. I have taken 4 5X8 by 3ft tall trailer loads to the county transfer center. Brush, tree limbs, junk the people we bought from left behind. Douglas County has a $300 charge if you come in with your load uncovered. In the past I always fought holding a tarp down with rope or bungies or straps. NO MORE! This takes all that mess away.Pretty easy to put on by myself but with my wives help very easy and it holds the tarp in place at highway speeds. Very good product and well worth the cost.

Have you ever carefully packed a storage container, only to find out everything has shifted in transit and you can’t get the door open? I used several of these in a moving pod on a recent move. Easy to clip to the side beams of the storage container with the included carabiners. Absolutely the best idea I’ve ever had regarding the whole nightmare moving process. Pack your moving pod to the ceiling and section it off every 4’ with a couple of these. They’re also great to throw over the bed of a full pickup to keep items from flying out. Stretchy, heavy duty, good quality.