Cargo net 22"x38"

It worked great for our Rivian R1T Truck bed. It doesn't cover the entire truck bed but to hold down a tarp with extra bungee cords on the sides was awesome.

Excellent product. Perfect fit

There’s nothing too special about this cargo net. It’s functional. It fits the side of my wonderfold w4 luxe which is why I bought it. There’s probably better options but for the price it’s pretty unbeatable.

Great quality! I got this net for my polaris ranger 900. I've had this net for 4 years now, I changed the hooks for carabiner's on 3 sides and kept the hooks for the tail gate, it has seen lots of mud, rain and sun. It has held up great. Had a slight mishap and tipped my ranger, the net held up great, didn't come off and nothing fell out. I'm impressed with the quality

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Works great and fit my cargo carrier. Nothing moved in a 500 mile trip.

You hear about it all the time people losing things out of their jet sled heading to the fishing Spot and back to the truck this $20 net will protect your investments that lay in your sled and it only takes 15 seconds to put on and 30 seconds to takeoff and put back in the bag The bag is not the best but it’s nice when the Nets not in use the net is a true 2 inch webbing and is pretty durable this netting will stretch but holds tight and true supplying pressure to whatever it touches my jet slide is 2 feet wide by 54 inches long The hooks have no problem hooking to the underside of the top of my sled lip. The net has no problem covering the entire surface of the jet sled either and it will also allow more things to be added in the future and to secure them in the sled I would recommend this to anyone that is tired of looking back at their sled or people that have lost things in the past out of there sled

I bought this cargo net for the rear storage area on my 2022 RZR Pro XP Ultimate, and it works great. It's a perfect fit for the space - It has the right amount of stretch to fit a large DeWalt tool/gear box and a Yeti Roadie cooler. I found the anchor plugs on Amazon as well. This has been a better and more functional option for me vs the cargo trunks. I like having everything stable, yet easily removable.

The net served its purpose last week for a 5 day trip to Moab. I took a cargo hitch carrier and modified it for the roof rack on my truck. We put the canopy and camp chairs up there in the carrier and used the net to cover it. As we went to put the net on the carrier we noticed there was only 2 defined corners on the net. The other 2 corners were a best guess. I found that very odd and a little confusing when trying to get the net on there correctly. We eventually got it straightened out but never did find the other 2 true corners. The hooks seemed to hold up throughout the trip without issue. I can see where a carabiner would be easier to use and more sturdy in the long run than the plastic hooks.

It is a great little bungee net. I'm keeping it with my motorcycle in case I need to carry large objects that won't fit in the top box. It comes with a small (albeit a bit cheap) carrying case so you can put it in your gear without running the risk of losing bits. The hooks are sturdy and the small hooks at their base gives more freedom to properly tighten and tension the net over oddly shaped objects. After I saw how well this net worked I've ordered a second one so I can combine them to tie down larger objects.

Used only once, it worked well.

We bought this cargo net to use on our camper so that we can strap equipment down while we travel. Its the perfect size for what we need and its durable with nice thick net. Stretchy enough for what we need.

Work great to hold spare helmet down on rear touring seat

The netting was easy to fit and kept our luggage secure