Highland 95012 Black Hammock Style Storage Net

I wanted a cargo net so when I go grocery shopping the bags don't go flying all over the cargo area of my Mazda CX9. I purchase 2 of these thinking it would give me twice the space to put items. First of all you have to fold these in half to make the hammock net. The stretch cord is kinda flimsy but I just wrapped it twice around the hook I already have. The net itself is also flimsy. There is nothing to connect the bottom of the net so if I want to put items in between the two nets and I don't have something heavy in the nets the items can go/roll under them. I would return them because they are not exactly what I wanted, but my husband threw away the boxes they came in. If you're looking for a sturdy net, this is not the one.

This was supposed to be a double layer, but as a single layer it works to separate my rear "trunk" space in my "sporty limo," a Subaru wagon. The Subaru has places midway between the rear seat and the back tailgate for fitting the storage net ends. Works like a charm to keep things like groceries from moving a lot.

I bought this to keep groceries and other items from rolling around in the back of my 2011 Subaru Forester. It works great, especially for the low price! The stretch is perfect for my car. I didn't use the installation equipment they provided as the loops fit perfectly over two pop-out hooks built into my vehicle, I bought two carabiner clips (also known as backpack clips, or key chain clips) at my local discount store for 98 cents, and used these to fasten the bottom sides to existing plastic d-ring anchors, this made the storage net much more rigid which is useful when there are very few items in it, that might be able to roll or slide. Most of the time the clips are not necessary, but they improve the functionality and versatility of the net.

Overall a great product and well worth the money. I can't believe I've only been using it for 3 months, I can't imagine not having it to keep all my groceries and miscellaneous items in place, how did I survive without it?