Real Cargo Net?

Hi folks

I am looking to get a real cargo net, one with wide straps and not a net that looks like a football goal net.

Sorry, don't know how to properly describe.

Anyone any idea and/or links?

Thank you, Beni

 

something like this?

 

No, sorry, not a tailgate net but a net that would cover the whole bed. Thanks gor your help, B.

 

I would highly recommend Raingler - they are dang good at what they do. I have a barrier net in the back of my wifes Forester. Plan to use them for some tundra stuff in the future.

https://raingler.com/

 

Would something like this fit my CrewMax?

$256 Gladiator Cargo Nets - Heavy Duty Truck Cargo Net-Trcuk Organizer-Truck Bed Cover- Large- Perfect for Trailer, Pickup, Boat, Jeep, SUV, Camping, Hunting-(WLL): 1500 lbs (LGN-100) 8.75' x 10' ft.

https://www.amazon.com/Gladiator-Cargo-Net-Heavy-LGN-100/dp/B003ZWLVN0

 

Talking something like this?

Truck Bed Cargo Net - Cross Strap Reinforced Truck Cargo Net with D-Rings Hook Up Kits & Storage Bag for Pickup Trucks, Trailers, Vans, Boats, Secure & Safe, Keep ALL Stuff In - Medium 4.2'x 5.5' ft

Truck Bed Cargo Net - Cross Strap Reinforced Truck Cargo Net with D-Rings Hook Up Kits & Storage Bag for Pickup Trucks, Trailers, Vans, Boats, Secure & Safe, Keep ALL Stuff In - Medium 4.2'x 5.5' ft

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078NQDH5T/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ickBBb6C87VT8

 

Thank you for the link, will surely look into that

 

Yes, exactly. Thank you for the link.

 

welcome. .. just saw @Juddrussell posted before me something similar

 

I second the Raingler net recommendation. I use their pet barrier net in another vehicle and it is very high quality.

 

I have used Safari Straps in a different application and was happy with the product. The have various sizes to choose from.

 

I was looking for something like a cargo net to hold down a bunch of totes filled with camping gear, cooler, firewood etc. from bouncing around while on the trail. While I love the Raingler nets I'm not so sure I want to bite off that price tag before I see how it works. I've never used a cargo net, only straps, but for multiple items it seems like it may work better. For proof on concept I ordered a cheap Amazon bungee cargo net. We'll see if it holds up and how easy it is to use.

$34 Heavy Duty Pickup Truck Bed Cargo Net - 4' x 6' (Stretches to 8' x 12') - Heavy Duty 3”x3” Mesh - 12 Large Steel Carabiners - Compatible with Ford, Dodge RAM, Chevy, Toyota (Bonus) 16" x 16" Net

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077N6NNGX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Since @Ellis_McPickle just liked this old post it prompted me to come back and review it.

This cheap little bungee net is AMAZING! I've used it for moving the contents of multiple homes, piling the bed high with branches, camping gear as originally intended, as well as holding down a flapping bed dry bag when it's not full. It's easily adjustable in tension by changing where you start with the carabiner. Comes with more carabiners than hooks on my old Tundra bed and a nice little carry bag when not in use.

 

Try thekeeper its a bungee net.

 

Have a link? Couldn’t find that one.

 

$18 Keeper - 36” x 47” Adjustable Cargo ZipNet with ZipHook - Fully Adjustable and Expands to Maximum Stretched Size of 111” x 129”

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004Y62N?ie=UTF8