Cargo Net 43"*18"

Ordered this to keep items from falling out of the back of my 2016 Yukon when I open the lift gate. Factory (GMC) product would cost me $50. Couldn’t resist the price of this one. It came within a couple days, regular USPS. Packaged well (comes in a ziplock plastic package for storage). Comes with hardware for installation if your vehicle doesn’t have the hooks. Mine does. Just had to get the hooks onto the net, which is a little tricky since you have to pull the entire net thru the 4 loops (that’s the only reason I give it 4 stars versus 5). Went to install it in the back of my car and that’s when I realized the measurements were not what I should have ordeered. Length (from side to side) is great. The height is the problem. It’s too tall, so it gaps when installed. I need something about 8 inches high. This one is 17.5” high-the height of a truck tailgate. I assume . My mistake. I should have measured. However, I wove the bottom hooks thru a couple holes in the net to tighten it up and that helped. I’ve got a small sledge in the back of my car and will keep it in the envelope to keep things from rolling out from under it. Still think it’s worth the $$! Exact same quality as the $50 one I had (and wore out) from GMC

It fit great in my 2021 Mazda CX-5. I mounted it against the seat instead of near the back door. That allows me to keep it attached even when I don't need it (in my other vehicles where they attach near the door, I'm constantly taking them up and down depending on what I'm putting in the back). Despite that functionality, the main reason for it was because there were two screws up at the top near the seats that I simply backed out and inserted the mounts and screws that came with the net. The bottom attaches with the clips because there are cargo hooks already on the floor near the back seats. If I had to drill a new hole and attach the mounts, I probably would have skipped the cargo net. Having those screws there, conveniently in the perfect spot, it allowed me to mount it with no holes to drill. The size is right, it seems bigger than many of the others I considered.A quick tip for those who are using the cargo hooks. You have to pull the entire net through the small flexible loops at the corners in order to attach them to the hooks. Before you try to pull it through, attach the hook to something and force open the elastic as far as you can with one hand and pull the net through with the other. It only takes a few seconds.

I have a Nisan Rogue and my Dang groceries always spilled out and rolled down the street lol. I needed a cargo net. This is perfect and stays exactly in place. I have it drilled into the sides of the car in trunk area and I use the net across. I can unhook the net if I need to bring larger things home but its sturdy and does the job. I even used it to bring in a bunch of plants from my trunk. I left them in the net and carried the net in like a giant bag lol

Fit my Kia Telluride perfectly in width and height. Holds an average grocery run (~6 bags) inside the net envelope. I also use the net to keep things from sliding to the back of the cargo area, which works since this attaches to the car at the bottom too (if you want). Great quality, I’m sure it will last a long time.

Super easy to install, and this was exactly what I was looking for. At first I had it in an upright position but it was slightly slanted because I had to hook onto the handles on the side. I decided I didn’t like the way that looked so I changed it to the position it is now and I am very satisfied with it. It feels well made and sturdy.

Mounted this in the area behind the back seats of a 2018 Tacoma. It fits perfectly and I like the hammock style. A con is it sags a bit more than I would like with two jackets stuffed in it. That could be fixed with some paracord but it really isn't bad enough.

This is LARGE. It says its large, it is large. I have a Honda CRV (2017) and this was a little too large to fit on the car's builtin hooks. There just wasn't enough tension. I had to install this using the screws/mounting posts that it comes with, which I had hoped not to do. In the end it worked out quite well.

It did not work where I needed it. Seemed like good quality though. I needed something to hold down stacked cots in my classroom. This did not work the way I had hoped.