Wagon Cargo Net - Collapsible Foldable Wagon

Let me tell you best item I ever purchased for out travel ball needs. I have been using the cords. But they do not hold a candle to this net!. Great size and value. The stability of it is great You fill up your wagon and you and turn the net any way you need and stuff more in!. I have went from 2 wagons to 1 since I got the net

I like the size and elasticity of the net. Only thing that might make it better is an adjustable clip. Otherwise its a fine product.

Bought this cargo net to accompany the 7cu.ft. Hikenture 330lbs Collapsible Wagon Cart. It's a perfect fit! The quality is a great value for the price. It's easy to use, and holds a large load in place very well! Loses one star because it doesn't come with a nylon storage pouch of some sort, and can easily become entangled in itself during storage. I improvised with a velcro tie wrap to atleast keep the hooks all together to minimize tangles. Despite that oversight on behalf of the manufacturer, I would still buy this again.

Holds everything on the wagon

It really was easy to put on my wagon. Cat's like getting air as we walk.It holds on very well. Thank you.

When traveling through airport with 5 kids and their luggage being able to back our wagon full and then attach this net to hold it all in was great! Would totally recommend

I loved this net. We loaded up our wagon as usual and this net kept everything from falling out. I was able to cart more than before because of the net. It stretches as well, so it can expand with more stuff or a bigger wagon. The only down side is that it gets tangled easily with all the hooks attached to it, but once it is on the wagon, it works great!

This is a review of Kaskawise's "Wagon Cargo Net for Collapsible Foldable Wagon, Beach Cart, Garden Cart Wagon Cover Net - Elastic Heavy Duty Nylon Net with 6 Hooks - Outdoor Wagon Accessories (43.3"×27.6", Black)."This cargo netting has elastic edging around all 4 sides. The netting itself also has an elastic component. Combined together this netting can be stretched in just about any direction.I found the cargo netting product listing of the unstretched dimension matched the cargo netting (43.3"x27.6"). Their maximum stretched out dimension of 78.7" x 51.1" can be achieved -- although you may not want to use it in its maximally stretched out size. Since the netting has an elastic component to it, the more you stretch the netting material, the greater the stress that's exerted on the netting.I am not using it as a wagon-type cover as the product listing suggests. But, rather as a floating, stretched-out shelf where I store items in it. So, for my purposes, I'll be trying to match the netting's stretched-out strength to the items I plan to place in it.The netting "strings" are sewn into the reinforced edges. The stitching has been done accurately. There were no netting loose ends that should have been secured by the edging stitches.The ends of the netting (i.e. the narrow sides) have a black elastic cord running through the black edging from one side to the other. There are black plastic hooks on the looped ends of the elastic cord. The hooks have a 1" opening that can be slid over the hooked item. They appear to be fairly sturdy hooks with their strength appearing to be adequately matched to the strength of the netting.There is a black plastic hook attached by a black nylon strap at the center of both long sides. This is the same type of black plastic hook that is attached to the black elastic cord loops. So, if you're counting (and even if you're not), there's a total of 6 black hooks which could be described as having 3 each on each long side.The netting and edging does stretch fairly easily when I load up items on my floating expandable shelf. I don't think this would be a problem when using it as a cargo stabilizer cover, but, ultimately, it would depend on how top heavy and stable the top items are.Please note that any elastic material I know of will degrade if left exposed to the sun's UV rays for a significant amount of time. If this netting is commonly used outside and it gets a lot of sunlight exposure, for this reason alone, you should expect the material to lose some of its elasticity over time due to the ultraviolet light exposure.Thank you for making time to read through my review. If you've found my cargo netting review helpful, I'd appreciate it if you'd indicate your appreciation by clicking on the "Helpful" button.