The 10 Best Trunk Cargo Nets

This wiki has been updated 32 times since it was first published in October of 2015. If you're a delivery person who carries around a lot stuff, a parent who needs to keep your kid's sporting equipment in place, or you simply want to stop all your groceries from spilling out in the back of your car as you drive, one of these trunk cargo nets will help you keep everything safe and secure. They come in a variety of styles to fit sedans, SUVs, and pickup trucks. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Zone Tech NE0001

The Zone Tech NE0001 (appx. $14) has three large pockets that help you keep all your sundries organized. It's a great way to separate your groceries from dirty soccer cleats or automotive emergency tools. Plus, it is size adjustable to suit most SUVs and sedans.

Stretches to accommodate more items
Long-lasting polyester construction
Compartments are 12 inches deep

2. SNBLO 4726

The SNBLO 4726 (around $10) has reinforced plastic hooks and is strong enough to keep heavier items in place as you turn. It measures 41 inches in length, but can be stretched up to 56 inches, so it can be used in a variety of small and large vehicles.

Can be installed in multiple ways
Includes mounting adapters
Affordably priced

3. Lebogner LOR-A-1016

The Lebogner LOR-A-1016 (appx. $17) can be used as a barrier, a hold-down net, or a hammock, so you'll have a variety of ways to keep your stuff in place as you drive. It comes with hardware you can screw into your vehicle to create attachment points.

Water-resistant fabric
Holds up well to constant use
Backed by a lifetime guarantee

4. TTIO AA00050

The TTIO AA00050 (around $26) has a double-layer design that provides you with extra storage space, so if you have a lot of items to secure and want to keep some of your stuff separate from the rest, it's a smart choice. Plus, it feels soft, so it shouldn't damage anything.

Detaches in seconds
Well-stitched edges
Pricier than many but worth the cost

5. Ideapro QJ161

The Ideapro QJ161 (around $11) has a bungee-style construction that can nearly double in size, allowing it to fit tightly in almost every kind of vehicle, from sedans to pickup trucks. Its the ideal storage solution for ensuring clutter-free driving.

Easy to install
Works well for holding groceries
Clips securely into place

6. Kaungka Uni-UK

At less than $10, the Kaungka Uni-UK certainly won't break the bank, yet it should have no problem withstanding regular use, so you get a lot of value for your money. It can be firmly affixed to a vehicle at six different points.

Prevents damage from loose objects
Folds up for compact storage
Not ideal for very large suvs

7. Gladiator SafetyWeb

If you're going to be hauling seriously heavy stuff in your pickup or driving with the rear door of your Jeep removed, the Gladiator SafetyWeb (around $120) should be your go-to choice. Each one is individually load tested to ensure if won't break under stress.

Includes four straps
Has a lot of connection points
Comparatively expensive

8. PGMaro RN-80-60

Measuring just 32 by 24 inches, you may think the PGMaro RN-80-60 (about $22) is too small for some applications, but you would be wrong, since it can actually be stretched out to 60 inches in length, making it a smart option for vehicles of all sizes.

Convenient twin-layer design
Great for sports equipment
Includes a storage bag

9. Bell Automotive 22-1-33653-8

If you've got loose shoes, balls, and all manner of gear flopping around in your trunk, the Bell Automotive 22-1-33653-8 (about $13) can help. It includes all the necessary hardware for two different mounting options, and comes with detailed instructions on how to do it.

Doesn't require drilling
Always springs back into shape
Rope is a little thin

10. 9 Moon Universal

The 9 Moon Universal (appx. $10) lashes down one or two bulky items or a pile of smaller goods, keeping things from bouncing and sliding in your trunk when you turn or stop. It might not be secure enough for very heavy stuff, though, like a fully loaded cooler.

Won't break the bank
Can be set up in an envelope style
Included clips are poor quality

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