Smittybilt CRES2 HD Cargo Restraint - Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK 4 Door Part S-B581135

Great cargo net but the installation needs an engineer to understand the steps ! Not very easy to install but it’s worth it when it’s ready ! Also from the sides it’s could be better ! It’s loose from the sides! But over all I love it ! I installed it for my 4 doors wrangler !

Love it! Looks amazing, quality material and easy to use.

We bought so dog didn't fall out of the back (we have a drawer level with the tub and he sits on top). Some parts of the directions are to be desired. They supply pictures but are Xerox copies being in black and white so on certain angles cannot see what you should do, we had to figure some out. We were missing a few pieces and had to call Smittybilt for them. We were able to use without them but did not complete the installation and look. They sent us the wrong parts and had to call back. We finally got the right parts. The rear bottom corners, front hooks and some areas the straps wrap around and overlap are a very sloppy design. The netting is great, very strong. I love the way it looks. It does flap in the wind as you cannot get all the slack out but does not cause noise. We do not even take it off. Besides being too much work to put back on, it is able to be left on and our top reinstalled over it. That was the reason we bought this one in the first place. I would recommend to other Jeepers. Unfortunately it just seems like a drunk thought up how to install it.

Nice product. Fits well and seems well made

It looks really good on the Jeep. Installation was straightforward but tedious. The quality is fantastic, except for the one Smittybilt logo being sewn on upside down (nobody would notice it but me). I do need to tighten the straps occasionally, but haven't driven it that much yet. The only thing I don't like about this style of cargo net is that it doesn't quite go all the way to the back of the Jeep. This is because it attaches directly to the roll bars, plus 2 hooks on each side (one horizontal, goes out to the body tub; the other vertical, goes to the tie downs). This does not require the soft top cross bar if you're putting it on a Jeep with a factory hardtop. That bar is about $50. It's required for the vinyl version, which is cheaper. However, when you add the cost of bar, the price ends up almost the same. The vinyl one does end up coming all the way back to the door though, so it does end up with a slightly different silhouette than this one. The vinyl one looks a bit larger, but in my opinion, this one looks much tougher and better overall. One minor thing to be aware of that probably won't affect most Jeeps-- the net tends to mess with the auto-dimming mirror as the light from the car behind you pops in and out between the straps.

Love this cargo net. Nice and fat. Looks great with the roof off. Very well built and no damage after 2 years