PowerTye50152 Black 15inX15in Cargo Net Featuring 6 Adjustable Hooks & Tight 2inx2in Mesh

This cargo net is just about right. I use it all the time, and I prefer it over a trunk bag because it holds more, is a bit easier, and looks better, in my opinion.I like the 2" grid size--it lets me keep medium-sized things under the net without much fear of them slipping through the holes. I probably wouldn't trust it with anything smaller than a Gatorade bottle, but that's not why I use a cargo net anyway. I mostly use this for strapping a duffle bag or groceries or things like that on.I've had one of these for about two years, leaving it outside on the bike 100% of the time, except during the winter. One of the cords finally just broke. The net still works, but now there's a 4x4" hole in one spot, essentially.Plus, the net definitely stretches out over time or the more you use it, so it's much looser than when I bought it. To some extent that's a good thing. I just bought a new one of these for a second motorcycle and realized how tight it is when new. It takes some effort to get things under the net until you break it in a bit.Even the old one is still working well despite the one cord having snapped, but I'm going to replace it so I have a nice new one.I wish they had more colors available because I'd like a yellow one.

I wanted a small cargo net for carrying items on the outside of my backpack (e.g. hard hat, helmet, bear canister) so as not to sacrifice valuable internal storage. This net works great! The cargo net is thick enough that it is sturdy, but stretches, and won't fray after a few uses. Some reviews indicated the hooks would snap...they are a hard plastic and I can see them breaking if force is applied to them on their open ends or they get buried under heavy loads. Mine have held up so far, but I'm conscientious of how I secure the hooks and don't pile stuff on top of my pack. If they do break, it can easily be overcome via small carabiner clips.

I purchased this net with the Boon Pivot Toddler Tower.It is very durable, adjustable, and works perfectly for the intended purpose that I purchased it for.The hooks are adjustable and can be moved to fit the need of the space you are trying to cover. As it relates to the tower, I placed 2 hooks at the top and attached them to the safety bar. I then placed 1 hook on the left and and 1 hook on the right sides of the net and attached them to the side rails on each side of the tower. The final two hooks I attached to the bottom and hooked them to the standing platform.The net was great, especially when my toddler was not a fully climbing, study toddler, but wanted to be up at counter height to see what was going on.

Great for my Bike rack holders a lot

using this on the luggage rack of my KLR650 and it is very handy. I have an add-on rack on top of my stock rack which just makes it a little bigger. It uses round bars that the hooks on this net are perfectly sized for. i am pretty sure it would work just as well connecting to the stock rack though because of the way you can tighten the net for smaller loads. (See the description in the listing)I have only had this a few weeks and wonder how it will hold up over time. It has been really hot where I live and rather than wear my backpack I have been strapping it down to the tail rack with the net and while I could use bungees for this, the net sort of captures the backpack straps and keeps them from hanging down, or flapping around in the wind. I also used the net when I went to buy an extra helmet and was able to strap it down securely as well with minimal effort.This has been a great accessory for my bike.

As a motorcyclist, I was in need of a secure and reliable way to transport my gear on my motorcycle rack. That's when I stumbled upon the PowerTye 50151 Cargo Net.While the 15"X15" size and 2"x2" mesh provide ample space for my gear, one of the hooks broke after only a few trips. The other hooks have held up well, but I was disappointed by the early failure of one of the hooks.Despite this setback, the PowerTye 50151 Cargo Net has proved to be a reliable option for my motorcycle transport needs. The adjustable hooks make it easy to secure to my motorcycle rack and I appreciate the extra security it provides for my gear.Overall, I would say that the PowerTye 50151 Cargo Net is a decent option for motorcyclists in need of a cargo net. However, I would recommend considering other options if you're looking for a more durable product.

From packages to lunch, this net can secure them all. The build quality is pretty good and with six hooks, you can attach to just about anything. Not sure why I didn't add this sooner because it's a total game changer.

One of the clips broke after 1 month use. Otherwise it works well.Edit: I contacted Powertye and they immediately shipped me some replacement clips. Five star customer service.