Kaskawise Upgrade Car Ceiling Cargo Net Pocket,31.5"x21.6" Double-Layer Car Roof Storage Organizer,Overhead Net for Truck,SUV & Van Camping,Travel Road Trips,Van Life Essentials

Bought this because I've been doing a lot of car camping, and I wanted to get some things out of the way. I was really glad I purchased this. I maybe should have chosen a larger size, but I wonder if the sagging would be worse the more stuff you put in it. All in all, it was perfect. I was even able to slide my widow coverings on top to get those out of the way.

Unfortunately it doesn't work in 2023 Tahoe RST

Ah, the Kaskawise Car Ceiling Cargo Net – a marvel of modern vehicular architecture, darling. One might say it’s the crown jewel of in-car storage, dangling ever-so-gracefully like a high society butler with impeccable grip.Upon installing it (which, I must say, required less effort than assembling an IKEA chaise with a glass of chardonnay in hand), I found myself rather chuffed at how much this clever net could cradle. Baby quilts, paper towels, a suspicious number of sunglasses—all elegantly suspended overhead, leaving my boot gloriously uncluttered and free for more frivolous pursuits like picnic baskets or Labrador lounging.The mesh is delightfully robust, and the double zips—oh the zips!—glide smoother than a Downton Abbey valet. It doesn’t sag like my aunt’s trifle either, which is a major plus.Why not five stars, you ask? Well, it does require a car with four ceiling handles. Mine, sadly, had only three, so a bit of jiggery-pokery was required to make it work. But once up, it hasn’t budged—rather like a well-trained corgi.In short: if your vehicle is properly endowed with handles, this net is a posh little lifesaver. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. It’s the Rolls-Royce of rooftop rummage containment.Jolly good show, Kaskawise. Jolly good show.

Not a reflection on the item design or quality, but it isn’t all that useful. There isn’t much room overhead in the 2019 Toyota RAV4 so this doesn’t hold much before it starts blocking the view and turns into a nuisance. So only useful for few flat things such as a few nicely folded (so that it would be flat) garments or a thin throw blanket. Don’t put anything too heavy, it will sag; that’s just the nature of it unless you have a stiff bottom to it.

For storage capacity inside the vehicle over the head car ceilings. Comes with straps. Large Zipper pocket holder. Easy to use. Functionality.

The product is a good idea in theory, but I ran into a problem when installing it in my car. If you place anything in the net pocket while it's mounted on the ceiling, it blocks your view through the rearview mirror, which is a safety concern. Instead, I repositioned the net to the trunk area, attaching it to the back of the rear seats.

Every person who looks/rides in our car says, “That’s so cool! I need one of those!”It really is such a genius idea!And so far it seems really well made. Our toddler likes to use it as a pull up bar and has yet to break it, and he’s not a petite boy.As you can see from the picture, the capacity is awesome! We currently have 2 throw blankets, 4 kids’ winter coats, a picnic blanket, and a baby carrier in there. I usually also keep wipes and a few diapers in one of the zipper pockets and sometimes the kids put toys in there (no matter how many times I ask them not to :)) So it can fit a lot! The straps were really long so they were hanging down in the rearview so we tied them in knots to keep them out of the way, but I am glad they are so long so we can get it to the exact size we need it.If you stuff it too full, it will drag and impede vision in the rear view, but we can fit a lot in there without dragging, especially when we fold it neatly instead of just stuffing like it is in this picture! =DWe drive a Sienna and the roof at the back section where we have it is fairly tall. If you drive a smaller car you’d probably have more issues with visibility.Yeah, so far I have nothing bad to say about it! If it turns out not to last very long I will get on and update the review. But honestly for the price and for how convenient it’s been, I’d probably just buy another one if it breaks.

To anyone out there using this on a 4Runner. You’re going to want to make this one small modification. While this thing does work with all four grab handles, The main issue here is you’re going to be rubbing your head on it all the time when you’re sitting in the front seat unless you have your seat set down really low. An adjustment I think you can only make if you have a power seat. This thing works a lot better If you have it rigged from the passenger seat handles to the little coat hooks in the back. Drill a tiny hole going straight through that little coat hook and then attach the back straps with one single zip tie on each side. I’ve included a couple of pictures so you can see.