I got this Tailgate Net for my husband’s Ford F-150, and it’s been a great addition. It’s durable, easy to install, and the adjustable buckle straps make it a good fit for the truck bed. The design feels strong and secure, and it’s done a great job keeping cargo in place, whether we’re hauling things around town or heading out for the weekend. Great quality for the price, and definitely a smart pickup for added truck bed security!

Very usefull

Threw my 10 foot kayak in the bed of my F150 and wrapped the end sticking out with this net. Easy to install with the 4 carbine clips and it held the kayak in place. The material is quite strong but flexible enough to wrap around the nose of the kayak and hold it in place. Best part is that it fits easily back into the case for quick storage under the seat. Overall it works great and has simplified tying down long oversized materials that stick past the tailgate.

Great for the price worked with a nissan frontier carrying 2 dirtbikes.

I've owned many different products VEVOR and they're usually a hit or miss. So far this one is a hit, and it works great for my '23 Tacoma short bed. I use it to separate loads to organize better. It's super durable and easy to use as well. The versatility and ability to custom strap things is a plus as well. Overall for the price it's worth it and I'd recommend this to any truck owner.

I had a full load of plywood slip the tie down and fall out of the back of my truck once, and once was enough. Luckily the road was quiet and no harm was done, but I'm glad that I now have this to secure things like that and prevent a second accident. The net is sturdy and it comes with all the straps and carabiners you need to use it. The straps are locking, but not ratcheting, so you can only get them as tight as you have the strength to pull them. Another great use for this is when you only have a small amount of stuff in your truck bed and you don't want it sliding all over the place. This makes it easy to secure items either against the cab or tailgate in the bed. The included case is nice in that it is clear and allows you to see everything inside, but I wish it were a bit larger. You have to fold everything up exactly right in order to get it all to fit back in there.

For some reason, I thought I was ordering a cargo net that would stretch over the bed of my (very) small pickup to hold down a load, and I see now that it's a tailgate net. It will fit across the tailgate end of my '98 Ford Ranger, but I'm having a hard time imagining when I will happen upon the intended use-case. It *is* very nice, stretchy elastic, and seems to be well-manufactured.

Instructions could use some help, especially if you've never used or installed one of these types before. Does come with what you need to install and mount this. The netting/webbing looks good and should hold up for some time in the elements.

I recently got into woodworking. My Tundra has the 6.5 foot bed so I'd be stuck tailgate down hauling sheets of plywood or boards home. For plywood I would lay a piece of scrap plywood over the sheet, then a tire on top of that, then a tie down strap going between the two side anchor points to put down pressure on the tire. This is so much better. I can load the wood up and just fit the mesh around the back of it, then anchor the corners and pull it tight. The extra X cross strap gives me a lot of confidence that my load is secure. Works well for general construction boards like 2x4 and 2x6 lumber as well. Good buy for anyone who does diy involving lumber.

Works great and comes with some heavy duty carabiners to secure to your floor. No odd smells and no failures yet.