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Wired Fuzzy
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
This is a very well designed and constructed overhead storage net for use in SUV style vehicles. The construction is quality throughout, and the design has had a lot of thought put into it. The stitching is very well done, and there were no loose threads or crooked seams. This is designed so that the main unit that goes across the vehicle is attached with two adjustable buckle straps on each side, one from each side goes around the front seat grab handles above the doors, and the remaining two go to the grab handles for the rear seats. These are easily snugged up with the buckles, and since the straps are solid, not stretchy, they stay where they are set. With this much in place you have a piece that goes overhead between the front and rear seats, and cross wise from side to side of the vehicle. There is a nice zippered compartment accessible for small items you don't want to lose. When you want more room to put things there is a net that pulls out like a hammock, and stretches to the rear of the vehicle. According to the instructions this needs a rear door that opens up, hinging at the top, but my vehicle has a side hinged door. In my case, no problem at all! My vehicle has hidetwo little plastic covers over the back door that hide the mounts for the center rear seat shoulder harness, which I have never used anyway. These are conveniently located exactly where those rear straps from the extended portion would go around the hinges if the hinges were on top. This makes for a very solid mount, and there is a pouch to hold a tablet or cell phone that you can use with the extended part so you can lay face up in back of the vehicle and watch a movie. This is largely meant for lighter items, and it is great for keeping fragile things off of the floor. I can see it in the rear view mirror just a tiny bit at the top, but it doesn't block the view out the rear. If I was to seriously stuff it, it might hang down into the car, but I wouldn't load it up unless I was stopped anyway. In short, this is a well designed and well made product that fills a niche for extra lightweight storage when camping in your vehicle. It works well, and is easy to install with no tools required. The price is very good for something of this quality in design and construction. 5 Stars!
jacquessnack
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
This roof cargo net is pretty amazing. I appreciate that it comes with its own storage bag attached, so it is very easy to roll it up into a tidy package when not in use. This net is incredibly useful for car campers or folks that need to reach things easily while on the road. This would also be a great tool for parents with kids that need activities in the back seat on car rides.The packaging it arrived it also felt very nice and makes the product come across overall as a luxury item.
My Work Number is 911
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
We got this to give our kids in the back seat some extra storage on a road trip and it worked out perfectly. This was easy to put up, felt very secure and the straps are very adjustable making this suitable for just about any vehicle. There was plenty of room to stash stuff and they loved being able to find their snacks and toys easily instead of searching between seats and on the floor. The only criticism that I could give would be that there could be more storage area compared to the length of the straps. Not a negative, just room for improvement. There is definitely more usable space on the ceiling and it seems like a lot of strap. Maybe they will come out with an updated version that is even bigger in the future but this one worked really well as is.
Joey Thunder
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
Excellent construction. Premium materials used throughout. Its design is innovative compared to other cargo net organizers I’ve owned. The iPad pocket is a nice touch.
leah
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
After I purchased window screens from Luno last year, I have been drooling over their gear offerings. This mesh cargo loft is one item I wanted the most. It's Luno, so I knew the quality would be top-notch. I'm not new to the camping game and I live and die by the phrase "buy once, cry once" when it comes to gear.There are only so many places to stash items when you are car camping and EVERYTHING gets lost around my car. It's so easy for stuff to fall into cracks or in the seat wells. This cargo net keeps my needs immediately at hand. Keys, medicine, headlamp and flashlight, phone, iPad, hair ties, pocket knife, etc etc. I also like to stash clothing items like my jacket or socks that I take off before bed but will need in the AM, and because I am an avid snacker, I'll also stash whatever I plan to munch up there in case I get hungry. hehThe two modes are super cool and easy to adjust based on your needs: keep it sleek and low-profile for a more minimal approach or use in it's full glory for the max amount of storage. I love the tablet/phone pocket for curling up and enjoying a movie or show overhead. The thoughtful design feels so next level and I believe this is worth every penny.
Hana
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
This ceiling cargo net is incredibly useful for keeping gear organized and out of the way while camping. The adjustable design makes it easy to switch between everyday use and full storage mode, and the multiple pockets help keep everything accessible. The mesh is sturdy with minimal sagging, and the built-in media pocket is a clever touch for watching movies from bed. A must-have for anyone looking to maximize space in their vehicle.
Joe Garnace
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
Tried to use this in a car that it was not advertised for. I did not take any stars off for that. But I did not like how it was supposed to mount the ceiling of the car. The clips and attachments being at the edge of the headliner and possibly causing damage to my headliner was a no for me. But I own a body shop and know that most headliners cost well over a $1000. I'm not going to mess up my headliner for a $100 organizer. I gave it four stars because for others it might work exactly how they want and may not care if they do a little damage. But it was a no from me.
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