Orion Motor TechCargo Net for Pickup Truck Bed, 6'x4.8' Truck Bed Net for SUV ATV Oil Rig Cargo Rack, Heavy Duty Pickup Cargo Net Safety Mesh Net with S-Hook Straps Tie Down Strap Bungee Cord

Extremely happy with this cargo net! I use the cargo net to haul my trash cans to the dump. This net works great. I especially like how the mesh material prevents the net from getting hung up on edges. My old net (you can see it in one of the pics) would constantly get hung up on the edges of the trash can. I would have to constantly readjust the net, so it would work well, but with this new net, I no longer have that issue.This cargo net seems very durable. It also comes with a nice bag that I ended up putting using to hold my other tiedowns and bungee cords. It also came with accessories but I didn’t have a need for them. Very happy with it and would definitely recommend it.

The cargo net is great, and we have used it in the bed of a pickup truck, on our utility trailer, and on the rooftop of our 1998 Toyota Land Cruiser.First, the bad: Honestly, the four tie-down straps are clearly inferior to real motorcycle tie-downs, but they CAN be made to work, if a bit awkwardly. Also, I plan to replace the elastic cord around the rim of the cargo net with something like paracord, because no matter how hard you pull on the elastic, it's just too stretchy to cinch up properly around the bottom edge of the load. The "hardware store" snap-links also have sharp edges that tend to snag on the nylon straps if you're clipping them to anything besides the D-rings at the corners of the net.Now, the "good": The stitching is solid, with box-stitching at every intersection between straps. The three spaced-out D-rings at each corner make it easy to adjust the strapping to conform to the size of load that you are securing. The mesh that is sewn to every piece of nylon tubular webbing in the middle of this cargo net means that even little things won't slip out between the straps. Although I haven't had to make any "panic stops" yet with a load on the roof, I'm still confident that the heavy-duty nylon tube webbing will keep things in place.My recommendation would be to buy this slightly off-brand cargo net, and spend the money that you save (as compared to the "name brand" units) on some paracord and maybe 8 or 10 small rock-climbing carabiners, to replace the elastic cord and hardware-store snap-links. That way, you can efficiently draw in the cargo net at the base of the load on the roof, and won't damage the webbing with sharp edges on the snap-links, especially when attaching them to the sides of the net where there are no D-rings.You'll still be money ahead!

Fast delivery and works great.

Lots of options to accommodate a variety of configuration and anchor option fits big and small cargo and weather prooo!

The item is well built very durable but the red faded within a week to a light pink .my truck is red and black that's why I purchased this one.outher than the fading it's a great product.

Very handy and sturdy

Value- A+ Quality- A+ Straps A + Strap adjusters are perfect, a ratchet type might over stress the webbing , multiple attachment points have welded D rings.At this price point unmatched performance .Wish I didn’t waste money on three stretchy junk webs before I found this. If you’re looking for this type of thing stop here.

Easy and durable bed net. Strong and convertible.