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Fits All Vehicle Types
Perfect for rooftop cargo carriers and luggage racks for pickups, trucks, trailers, jeeps, GMC, SUV, ATV/UTV, boats, and so on.
Lando
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
I used this the other day to cover a load going to the landfill in my Tacoma and it worked great! The clips make it super easy and quick to strap down and the strech-ie-ness makes it so I could really pack stuff under it while securing it for high speeds. There's quite bit of space between the lines on the net, so I'm glad I got the double layered one making the holes twice as small and the net twice as strong. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this cargo net and wouldn't hesitate to order another if needed.
Flippin' RV
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Let's get the bad out of the way first. It makes very little sense to me to provide the small, cheap-looking carabiners that this net came with, especially considering that it's very likely that this double layer net will be used to hold down large and/or heavy items in a truck bed. I already had my own carabiners that are bigger and stronger, so that was not a big deal for me, but I have to ding it a full star for this alone.With that out of the way, I'm very happy with the cargo net so far. I have a 2004 Chevy Colorado, and I got a similar cargo net for it about 15 years ago. That cargo net got a lot of use over the years. When it was time to replace it, I found this one on Amazon. The old cargo net cost me about $35-$40 when I got it 15 years ago, and this was selling for only $20, so I wasn't sure what I'd get.I'm happy to say that it appears to be at least as good, if not better, than the cargo net that worked well for me for 15 years. With the double layer, I get what feels like a stronger cargo net with smaller openings in the net. Even with that, this net actually feels lighter and takes up less space for storing.I've used this a couple of times now to transport mats from my daughter's dojo to a tournament and back. I had to take the freeway for about 15 miles each way, and the net held everything down without any issues, even when subjected to driving next to 18-wheelers and some gusty winds on the drive back.Bottom line, the cargo net is very good, especially at the $20 cost. But spend some of that money you save purchasing this cargo net on a set of good carabiners, if you don't already have them.
JHC
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
The design which includes thick straps around the edge as well as through the middle makes for a great hold while maintaining original shape and support. We will be replacing a few more soon!
Dante
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
This double layer cargo net is great for helping with carrying stuff that I can't strap down individually in my truck. When using it over large areas of my truck bed, the two layers give me some peace of mind that if anything fails on the net, the second layer will have me covered. It's got a good amount of stretch to fit over a decently large area and to conform to various items but it's not so stretchy that it won't hold stuff in place.I've found that I can also fold this in half and use it as a hanging storage area since I can put bags and other loose items between the two layers. The fact that it's got the three mounting points on each side is super helpful for this.As pretty much every review has noted, the included carabiners are not very beefy. For less than 20 for this cargo net, no part of me expected the 6 included carabiners to be anything other than flimsy so I'm not taking a star off for that. Instead I see them as a bit of a safety feature: I'd rather have those fail than the net itself as it's easy to get a new clip or to rig a temporary solution if need be, but it's much more of a pain to have to repair or replace the elastic net.As a whole, I'd say this thing gives you a ton of useful functionality for the price, even with the cheap carabiners in mind. I'm a fan and I would recommend it for sure.
Eric Z
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
Originally I didn't like the cargo net, but when used for it's actual intended purpose it works great. The net does stretch a lot, but the netting itself is very strong. The carabiners feel like a lightweight metal and certainly wouldn't hold-up to heavy loads, but the hooks are excellent for keeping light loads in the bed of your truck. You wouldn't want to use this for an over-stacked loads of wood, but perfect for keeping empty boxes, mattresses, and even smaller loose items secure in your bed.My truck has a RamBox which makes the bed more narrow, and with how stretchy the cargo net is, the envelope fold requires a bit more jerry-rigging to work how I want it. So keep that in mind if you have a narrow bed like mine. Otherwise, this is super easy to use and roll-up to stow away, and it's cheaper than getting a ton of bungee cords or tie-down straps.
Hanesmom
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025
We love this elastic cargo net. We live in the country and take our trash to the dumpster about 10 miles away. Using this cargo net we don't have to worry with anything blowing out while we're going down the road. It gives us peace of mind. It's stretchy so it fits the bed of our smaller Ford Ranger and the bed of our Chevy Silverado 3500. Easy to put on and take off. Great item!!
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