GLADIATOR CARGO NETS - Heavy Duty Cargo Net - Truck Accessory - Cargo Carrier -Truck Organizer - Medium-Trailer-Pickup-Boat-Jeep-SUV-Camping-(WLL): 1,500 lbs (MGN-100) 6.75' x 8' ft.

Purchased this net back in 2021. Packed away and totally forgot about it. Found it cleaning out the garage and decided to use it on a 900 mile drive. Held everything in the bed of my truck. Not a single item moved in the whole drive. I will be using this net again on the my truck for any moving needs. Also fits my small unity trailer.

Can pile up on the truck with more boxes

The net is heavy duty and heavy in weight. Good strong grommets with well thought out placement. The 6 tie downs are okay, nothing special. I would prefer something with a better locking mechanism; it just relies upon a weak spring. The storage bag is well thought out with various pockets for holding the tie down and other items, but is not built to last or be stored outdoors.

I never thought i would pay that much for some bednet but there so great and made from high-quality 100%Worth it

This made my last trip out to Yosemite much more secure.I don't know how many times you've lost a pool noodle or the like going down the highway.I have 100% confidence in my load being secure.I did buy extra tie down anchors.The 4 that it came with, is just not enough.Also I wanted quick clips on both ends.Why would you want an S hook on one side. that just dumb.

I used to through half a dozen ratchet straps across my 5’x8’ trailer to take loads to the dump. What a waste of time. While a bit expensive this cargo net is worth every penny. It doesn’t even have to be that tight and the entire load is secure. I don’t constantly keep an eye on the side mirrors expecting to see a strap come loose and trash getting littered across the county that’ll I’ll have to go pick back up. Throw the stuff in the trailer throw the cargo net over it pull down the four corners and go and don’t think about it again until I’m at the dump to unload. On my last haul one of the tie downs even came loose and I couldn’t even tell because the weight of the net helps hold it in place so well. If you ever haul anything in a trailer or the bed of your truck not just trash and debris but things like furniture get this net. The peace of mind alone is worth the price. You can literally connect the tie down straps anywhere you want and you can double up on them say in the corners so you can cinch both the over the top portion and the around the front portion. The only complaint I have is the 10’x12’ net should come with 6 cinch straps not 4. Many times you get what you pay for and this is one of those times. If this net ever wears out, which I don’t foresee happening, I’ll definitely replace it with another Gladiator net.

Used this on a flatbed trailer and a in a pickup bed for moving items from our place in town to our ranch over both paved roads and off-road. They work REALLY well, and are very durable. The only thing I don't like is that they only come with 4 straps. If you are securing non-uniform loads, you really need 8. I ended up going to their corporate site and ordering 4 more. If they included 8, they would get 5 stars. As it is, I haven't seen a better cargo net from anyone.

If you need a super stout cargo net, look no farther. I needed something capable of holding weight up like a sling (rather than just something to drape over a load), with multiple attachment points. No lifting capacity/ability was stated, and not many mentions of this use case in the questions or reviews.My crazy idea basically consisted of me trying to find a way to haul fire wood on camping trips, without eating up bed space. I also wanted to be able to access my gear in the bed without having to move wood out of the way. This fit the bill and performed flawlessly. Used it to hold what had to be atleast 200lbs of small/medium logs, suspended from my roof rack under my tent.The netting on the center portion held up very well, no noticeable damage after a long weekend that consisted of everything from highway speeds, spirited driving on dirt roads, and rain & snow. The fact that the webbing/netting doesn't extend all the way out was perfect; I was able to use about 40 5/16 spring links (the spring loaded hook/carabiner things used on chains) to wrap around the tubing on my rack and lock the two eyelets together.There's also four eyelets on tabs a couple squares inboard from each of the four corners; I used a few ratchet straps on those, zig zagged under the net, to take any slack out and keep it from rubbing on my tonneau cover for the entire trip. Next time I will put a ~3.5' x 5' piece of plywood or osb under the wood to make things easier to load, stop snags in the netting, and give me an easier time strapping it up to take the slack out. All in all though it performed flawlessly and was an excellent rough draft for my fire wood solution.My truck has the RamBox storage, which makes it about the width of a stepside bed inside the box, a hair over 4'. Length is 6'4". I went with the 6.75' x 8' net to allow for droop/storage volume, and that size was perfect for my need.The straps it comes with kind of suck, but to be honest I didn't even know they were included when I ordered, so I'll just chalk it up to freebie. They're plenty stout, but they're super short and are only cam locks, NOT ratcheting...kind of useless for any serious work.All in all I absolutely would buy this again and will be recommending it on the off road groups for anyone who might be looking for a similar solution.