PT347-35050

I bought this over ten years ago. It did its job. Nothing last forever, and with heat eventually it breaks. They lasted though.

Works great, does what it is supposed to. The quality seems pretty good, it is strong and hold everything i've put in the netting. This includes full grocery bags, snorkel gear, small items, clothing, etc... It gives me piece of mind that the smaller things won't blow out of the truck while I am driving and the larger items stay put and don't bang around back there. The net is good quality, hasn't torn or stretched out of its shape. It works great.One thing I did to make sure no one could easily take my net was to zip tie each end. I hooked the netting (using the net's fabric hooks) to my trucks rail cleats. Then I put a zip tie around each side. The zip tie doesn't hold the netting, it just keeps someone from easily un-hooking the net and walking away with it. So far so good and I've parked my truck many places.

Purchasing items like this blind can be a crap shoot, so I didn't have high expectations when I went ahead and decided to buy it. I'm pleasantly surprised. The net fits well in the back of my 2013 Tacoma. I can load it full of groceries, and the elastic material is sturdy enough to keep everything in place while I drive home. This is a big relief. I can see that there will be a lot of uses for this thing in the future. I don't know about its durability, but right now it does seem to be well made.One funny related thing: I looked at the item with and without Amazon Prime. If you have Amazon Prime, the price goes up automatically by about five bucks. I guess that covers the "free" two-day shipping. Hah-hah! Good one!

Disappointing for the money. First if you want to connect across the back parallel to the gate you will have to use some kind of hook. I ended up using carabiners which I both on Amazon for another $10. Since I have a cover on the back it was not practical to hook the net to two rail tie downs which is how I imagine its intended to be used. The net also is difficult to use in practicality as its a bit of a hassle to hold it open and then put groceries into. Since I have a double cab I just end up using the back seat unless the kids are with me. For me the inconvenience will mean I use it a very small percent of the time and its not worth the money. I would say if it came with carabiners and cost half what it does it would be somewhat worthwhile. On the positive side it appears to be well made.

I am enjoying this net so far. I initially found that when it is empty the net has a habit of floating in the bed of the truck like a parachute, which startled me the first time I saw it in the rear-view mirror. It is easy to install, seems durable and of high-quality and provides decent storage for a lot of smaller items you don't want rolling around in the bed of the truck.I also have a Toyota bed mat that I was able to tuck the bottom edge of the net under when it is empty in order to prevent the flying I mentioned earlier. All in all it's been a good purchase that will probably get a lot of use.

Nice cargo net. Fits well in the Tacoma bed. Well made and looks like it will hold up well. Expands to easily hold a full load of groceries or tools without problem.Since this net mounts at the top to the rail system in the bed, I recommend using a bungee cord to secure the bottom of the net to the front tie-downs in the bed and putting the net about two feet in. Using this approach, the net can serve as a backstop so that you can stack cargo between it and the tailgate, or it is still close enough that you put stuff in the net without having to reach. This approach is working well for me.

I have a new 2013 Toyota Tacoma. It was a solid Trivecta Tonneau cover on the back and a heavy duty divider that fits in the rail system. (Got that direct from Toyota-NICE) So I have this cargo net attached to the divider which I store near the back of the bed. It is so easy to open the back of the tailgate and put a bag or even all my groceries in the net. It prevents items from sliding in bed and makes it easy to access. I would highly recommend it. They are expensive for what it is, but it is under cover, out of weather and I expect it to last for quite some time.

Good envelope net with shock chord loops on top but not on bottom. I laced a homemade shock cord through bottom netting so it hooks at top and carabiner clips to tie downs on bed, Works well holding little stuff and acts as bed divider.

it's a net... hard to go wrong here

Great Product, Fast Shipping, Thank you

Great to have for groceries and small items.

Needs to have tie downs for the bottom of the net

Producto Original y queda perfecto en los ganchos de riel de la caja de una tacoma, llego en excelentes condiciones y a tiempo.