Cargo nets. And how should I mount my last one?

[trayson]

i've been thinking, what about a cargo net behind the swing out seat cushion on the passenger side? keep a few things off the ground.

Reply to an old thread. I ended up putting my "extra" cargo net above the driver's cup holders. It just holds little things like Coozies or maybe a beanie to keep my head warm on cool days. I "screwed" them into the carpet on the top using the things that you'd use to anchor floormats to your car's carpet and into the cupholder wood on the bottom.

I also put one on the back of the swing out observer back door. And I put a final one on the bottom of the starboard seat cushion. It holds disposable sunglasses and cozies right now.

You can never have too much storage or organization available.

[Poison]

EZ Nets apparently did not thrive even with their intro into the marine storage market... Those things are no longer available.

[mikenehrkorn]

EZ Nets apparently did not thrive even with their intro into the marine storage market... Those things are no longer available.

That's too bad because they are a great add-on.....I have three and love them!!

[trayson]

EZ Nets apparently did not thrive even with their intro into the marine storage market... Those things are no longer available.

There's options still out there. Walmart has some bungee cargo nets and so does Amazon. You just have to look around.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/slredirect...getName=sp_btf

https://www.amazon.com/Ideapro-Cargo...ngee+cargo+net

https://www.amazon.com/MATCC-Elastic...mesh+cargo+net

https://www.amazon.com/Mictuning-Uni...mesh+cargo+net

https://www.amazon.com/JessicaAlba-2...mesh+cargo+net

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Attwood-C...&wl13=&veh=sem

[Poison]

There's options still out there. Walmart has some bungee cargo nets and so does Amazon. You just have to look around.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/slredirect...getName=sp_btf

https://www.amazon.com/Ideapro-Cargo...ngee+cargo+net

https://www.amazon.com/MATCC-Elastic...mesh+cargo+net

https://www.amazon.com/Mictuning-Uni...mesh+cargo+net

https://www.amazon.com/JessicaAlba-2...mesh+cargo+net

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Attwood-C...&wl13=&veh=sem

I know, I just wanted to make the joke about thriving in the marine storage market. Everyone is so literal around here.

[trayson]

I know, I just wanted to make the joke about thriving in the marine storage market. Everyone is so literal around here.

I'm a CPA, it's a curse. LOL.

[z28ke]

I added cargo nets last week and am kicking myself for not doing this in 2008 lol.

[Mjhknox]

Do the back hatches stay open with he add'l weight?

Wondered if the shock would support holding them open with gear.


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[trayson]

Do the back hatches stay open with he add'l weight?

Wondered if the shock would support holding them open with gear.


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My shocks are kinda tired anyway. It's on my list to replace them, but I haven't gotten around to it... If your shocks are older and tired like mine, they aren't going to be any happier with the extra stuff in them. On my starboard locker, I carry a wakeboard line/handle, as well as an assortment of ski/wakeboard gloves. On the Port side, I carry the surf rope in one, and an assortment of dock lines with carabiners in the other. So not a TON of weight, but definitely enough that I have to be careful of the lids coming down. When they're vertical, it's not too much of an issue, but I do need to replace the shocks.

[mikenehrkorn]

Yeah, the stock shocks aren't really equipped to handle a lot of extra weight.....on my '13 OBV I only carry ropes and handles in the rear lockers and they rarely stay in the open position without some assistance.