I bought this with the intention of having it "just in case". That proved to be more true than I could have ever known at the time. I was stranded in the New Jersey Pine Barrens after my Hog broke down. I had almost given up hope when I remembered that I had the WPS Adjustable Cargo Net. I was able to fashion a rudimentary squirrel trap which allowed me to survive. I didn't eat the squirrels (they're high in cholesterol) but trained them to do tricks which entertained me until the tow truck came. Obvious lesson; stay out of New Jersey.

I am amazed that there are so many features to write about on a simple cargo net. First of all, the mesh design is smaller than most other nets. This makes it more secure for smaller items, easier to align for items of all sizes, as well as easier to adjust the hook positions and hook tension.

Adjustable hooks are another nice feature. I now wonder why this is not the norm. I now see no reason why the hooks of a cargo net should be fixed. One does not need them on the same spots in every occasion. The size and shape of the cargo varies so why the hooks should be fixed?

And finally, the sub-hooks! The hooks have sub-hooks that allow even further adjustments and tightening options. I have no doubt that whoever designed this cargo net is a cyclist or motorcyclist. He/she knows what a rider needs when it comes to a cargo net. When buying this one, I was not aware that a simple cargo net could be so feature laden and so well thought-of. I am very happy to have learned.

I cannot comment on durability though. I have no idea on the properties of the plastic material that is used for the ingeniously shaped hooks. I don't know how much tension they would tolerate and how resistant they are to the sun for how long. Only time will tell. However, unless they break or crack unexpectedly soon, I wouldn't buy to a conventional cargo net to replace this one. I mean; if the hooks are durable, there is no replacement for this net IMO.

Exactly what one would expect from a cargo net with plastic hooks. If that's what you want, this product is a good choice.

I have a Suzuki GS500F and there are screws on the bike that are perfect hooks for this cargo net. I keep my high heels under there for when I ride at night but still want to look good when I get off the bike! This cargo net is cheap and works great for me.

I use this to hold my riding jacket on the back of my yamaha 6r and it works really well. I have also held on a small tool box no problem on the interstate.

I bought this and it was a little disappointing.

The covering over the rubber portion has already started to rip off exposing its core. Also it does not expand nearly enough to hold anything on my Ninja 650. Perhaps if you have much closer mounting points it would be different but it was very useless on my bike.

I needed something to strap my helmet down with when I got off the bike. This is a perfect fit for my 2013 tiger 800. The quality is great and customizable hooks are even better. Couldn't ask for much more for the price!

I could not possibly complain! This cargo net is awesome. I've demanded so much more from it than it deserves, and it (somehow!) holds on for dear life. I never leave home without it.

I always keep this net tucked under my seat with my tool case. You never know when you're going to need to strap something to your seat so you can bring home a trophy from your morning ride!

this net works great. I'm glad I bought this item.