VEVOR Cargo Net for Pickup Truck Bed(42" x 50"), Truck Bed Cargo Net with Adjustable Cam Buckles & S-Hooks Heavy Duty Cargo Nets Capacity 1100LBS for Pickup Trucks (3.5'x 4.1')

Although I would not call this "industrial" quality I would call it solid DIY consumer quality. There are eight triangle hardware rings at opposing locations to use for cinching down whatever your transporting. I used ratchet straps as well as a few ropes to tie this on my load into the bed of my truck.Made of relatively thick webbing with strong stitching and solid hardware tie down points, I transported a tall wood desk from Virginia to Texas consistently traveling an average 70+ mph arriving at my destination with no movement from the tarps or material transported. Solid. The desk stuck above the roof of my truck by a little more than a foot and this webbing, along with some serious wrapping with cardboard for corners, blue taped large bubble rap at long runs, a moving blanket then finished by fully wrapping with a large plastic rope-cinched tarp making sure the ends met above the ground level and towards the back to keep rain/water from soaking the wood. The "icing" was this webbing device.I purchased this because I didn't want to see what I always see...someone cruising down a highway with a tarp covering furniture while transporting/moving; blowing in the wind behind, being whipped into shreds with pieces falling off periodically.As this was an 18-hour drive I didn't want to worry about the desk as well as the tarp flying like a witches dress on a broom. Considering the value this was an excellent perfect solution and solid purchase and I recommend it enthusiastically to consumer level use.

I use this net to keep the items on the 7' X 7' floor to ceiling shelving in our enclosed trailer. This is over-kill for my application but the "bungy" type netting out these would not work. I can secure this cargo net at every shelf with D-Rings and carabiners keeping the net tight at every shelf. Looks and feels well made.

Used this on a Yakima loadwarrior roof rack. I was using it to secure some lower profile luggage and really had to play with it to get it tight enough to secure everything. The problem is that there is no elasticity in the webbing so you can’t really just secure four corners and be done with it. You have to play around with the hooks and find a way to get them to pull everything tighter. Ultimately my luggage did slide around a bit, but a single ratchet strap took care of the problem. I would recommend this for a truck bed but not a roof top luggage rack.

I regularly use this to secure long and irregular items (stacks of various lumber) in my pickup when the tailgate needs to be down. It works great. If you own a pick-up truck you should have something like this to prevent losing items during transit. The peace-of-mind that items are tied down and not going to shift and slide out is worth it.

I've used it a couple times now, it appears to be strong enough to hold a bit of weight. Not flimsy or lightweight, did not see any flaws

Item looks like is good qualityI think I’ll received the wrong storage Bag?I can probably get a better quality one if I get one from a Toy Store 😂

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Square would have been better, but still useful.

I took a chance buying this become some reviews mentioned the cam straps mot working. For those who don't know how to use a cam strap, please Google it before telling others that the cam straps don't hold anything. They work perfect. Dont let the bad reviews scare you.

Great product I thought it was bungee based though. But it held the stuff that I put in my truck bed really secure. Great. I had to make a new bag to put it in , the bag ripped.

The straps are pretty much useless as they can’t be tightened, so I just used some bungee cords instead