Amiss Cargo Net Stretchable, Car Exterior Accessories, Adjustable Elastic Trunk Storage Net with Hook for SUVs, Cars and Trucks (35.4x15.8 Inch)

This cargo net is really useful if you want to keep things from rolling around in the trunk. The netting is stretchy, sturdy, and holds groceries, bags, and small items in place without sagging. Installation is pretty simple with the included hooks and hardware, and once it’s up, it stays secure. It’s a great way to add some organization to the back of the car without taking up extra space. Overall, a solid, affordable storage helper!

After a young kid discovered that his toys ride nicely in the cargo net of his daddy's TC, Dad's cargo net suddenly had a new home hanging on the side of a twin bed while Dad had misc guy stuff rolling around the back end of his beloved car. Energy drinks, tools, gym bag, aerosol cans of different testosterone boosters like brake cleaner and blast? idk. I just know both boys threw the same tantrum until I found these by chance for a great price and ordered two packs (4 pieces total). Now that young man has a whole herd of his "buddies" and books and other little guy treasures riding sidecar to his bed and Dad has a fresh new cargo net in his car with strong hooks, thick cord, and great elastic that keeps everything in place. It fits perfectly, much better than the sagging old original one. Car or bed... These work great for both scenarios.

I was skeptical about purchasing this, but for $10 it was worth the risk of it would truly work for car. Pros: It worked for my car. Cons: Lack of instructions or providing a video link for installation. Figuring out if this would truly work for my car. Kind of a pain to install. What worked for me on my car. The two top plastic clips that hold the carpeted inner lining need to be removed. That is where you place the round hook. The screws that came with the net kit were useless, I threw them away. I replaced them with two machine screws and one nut. It’s kind of tricky to do, but behind the hole where the hook goes over the plastic clips was that I removed. There is a metal bracket with a hole that you can put the machine screw through the hook, carpet, then the bracket. The trick is getting the nut back there to tighten down, it can be done with some patience. This will secure the top hooks much better than the screws provided. Once both of those were installed and tightened down the open the net and hook it on the top two hooks. If you look down the car already has two hooks on the bottom (last picture) the you can secure the bottom of the net two. A little sweat equity and it’s nice and secure and I am confident it will last for many years. If figure the net will need to be replaced after so many years of use. I am sure this is much easier to install in an SUV than a sedan.

Installed on 2010 Ford Focus sedan, no problems, works great after months of use. Still tight.

Fits my car good but it is a little saggy, I had to tighten it and double it around. The clips you can attach are kinda weird but do the job. Works good for the money.

This cargo net was several inches too narrow for my truck bed, but I knew that when I ordered them. I just used 4 pieces of cord to effectively lengthen the four corner loops so that they reached the anchor points. It isn't rocket science. The storage nets are well made, have a lot of stretch and look like they will last a long time. They should keep bags of groceries and other small items corralled.

I got this for my 2016 Honda Fit EXL. I have a trunk tray and a big storage bin for vehicles so I wasn’t sure I should even get a cargo net until I saw how cheap this was. 8 bucks for something that usually costs about $60 at the dealership? No brainer. The size small works great. My setup connects to tethers in the fit at the bottom of the trunk, just forward of the edges of the trunk tray so it hides those connection points perfectly and you can’t see them. The upper connections hook onto the seat latch bars. Nice and snug proper fit on the top. The bottom has a little slack, but when I put the trunk tray in it, it keeps it properly snug. It will likely only be used by me for random grocery items or other purchases I need to stay in place for the trip home. Anything else I just keep in the trunk box. I highly recommend this cargo net. It seems to be the same basic quality as the OEM nets from the dealer, just for a lot less money.

I didn’t think a cargo net could make this much difference, but the Amiss Cargo Net Stretchable completely changed how I use my trunk. Before this, groceries rolled around, sports gear shifted, and smaller items always seemed to disappear. Now everything stays exactly where I put it. The elastic is strong and genuinely stretchable, so it easily holds awkward loads without feeling flimsy. I’ve used it for grocery bags, backpacks, and even loose boxes, and nothing slides around while driving. The adjustable hooks are a big win—they attach quickly and feel secure, whether I’m using it in my SUV or helping out in a friend’s truck. Installation took less than a minute, and I didn’t need any tools or instructions. I also love the size. At 35.4 x 15.8 inches, it covers a wide area without getting in the way, and when I’m not using it, it folds down neatly. It’s one of those simple accessories you don’t think about much—until you realize how much cleaner and more organized your car suddenly feels. If you’re tired of trunk chaos, this cargo net is a small upgrade that makes a surprisingly big impact!

Muito Bom!!!

Very good product and reasonable price.

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Para mi camioneta

I don't haul much, but my emergency kit, shovel, and ice scraper were always sliding around, smacking into the plastic sides of my trunk, and annoying me a LOT whenever I drove. This net was an excellent solution, and fits my little Kia perfectly. While I thought this cargo net might be too loose for a smaller car, it has more than enough tension to keep everything perfectly still (it could definitely be stretched even more for larger trunks though). Admittedly, I just impulse bought the cheapest cargo net I could find — anything to silence the stuff in my trunk. At under $10 CAD, the material of the nets and clips actually feel surprisingly durable. It functions as one large pocket, but it's also really efficient at pinning items to the back seats. I took some sharp (icy) turns to really test it out, and everything pictured stayed put (emergency kit, metal shovel, ice scraper, and a roll of wrapping paper). However, I can't speak for how durable the screws or sticky mounts are, as I clipped it to anchor bars in my trunk.