TICONN 4' x 6' Cargo Net for Pickup Truck Bed - Stretches to 8' x 12' - Mesh Grid 4"x4" Heavy Duty Bungee Net Mesh with 12 Metal Carabiners

I use this on my 4x8 utility trailer and it works really well. I don’t use the carabiners, as my trailer has hooks I just attach the netting to directly, so now I got carabiners for random uses also… very nice

I picked this out to act as an improvised deck railing for safety sake. One slip near the door inside would lead to a nasty fall for dog or human! It stretched to a perfect tautness and height - I feel much relief from worrying about possible accidents.

I took off a star but mostly because it did not do I wanted it to do... not the product's fault. I was building a safety neeting for my windows so when my daughters kick their soccer balls, it doesn't break the windows. Build a PVC frame and used this to protect the windows but the netting has too much give. After a week or two, daughters gave up and I took the netting down. Will probably use them for my truck now which is what it was intended for. My fault for not reading the description in more detail.

I have a new short bed Pickup. Easy to take out of the plastic container and the net is thicker than I figured.Once you figure out it stretches' both ways, you leave extra on the front part and the rear. The side stretch well into a 1/2 ton trucks bed.Well worth a few extra dollars to be able to use it many times over.

Used these to secure items on an open trailer. Had no problems at all the entire trip. So happy to have found these!

We bought it for the car but ...We are not actually using it for a cargo net. We stretched it between two poles in the garden for the pole beans to climb up.

This cargo net seems to be made very well. I’ve used it multiple times now and it stretches out and snaps back. The elastic cords are heavy and thick without being overly coarse. In fact the material is very silky smooth and I don’t have any worry that it will end up scratching my paint. The carabiners that came with it are not as well made but they are holding up pretty well so far. One has lost its spring to keep closed though. All in all it seems like a good cargo net for the price.

Guys, buy this. I was raised using straps to hold everything down but this...this net has solved every regret I've ever had about having a truck instead of a car. I can put ANYTHING in the back and strap it down. No matter how little or big. I just moved into a new apartment and it stretched over couches and chairs like a pro! No more fiddling with annoying strap cranks!