Small Cargo Net Elasto Net by Delta Cycle - Expandable Bungee Net with Hooks Stretches 2X in Size - Bike Cargo Net Keeps Your Gear Tightly in Place for Bikes & Kayaks

It’s a great product that’s designed to fit and attach onto a rear bike rack with or without gear. And it’s made with the more durable “stretchable” silicone-based rubber that’s commonly used for attaching other biking accessories around tubes and bars (ie lights, fenders, bags).Comparing it to the more common bungee straps, which are usually 12”-15” square nets, these are essentially too large and loose to secure onto the bicycle rack without any gear. The Delta net presents a cleaner and firm fit and finish, whether it's left attached by itself or with gear. It also offers more coverage and a tighter fit over my items/gear to better secure and grip its attachment. One important caution is to NEVER OVERSTRETCH one end or corner of the net, when securing gear. Tension across the rubberized-net must be "evened-out" between each square and each of the 4 attachment points (hooks). This net is exactly what I was looking for my needs.In the photos, the DeltaNet;1. is attached to rear rack platform (secured).2. is wrapped over a 12-liter drybag (7 lbs of gear).3. secures a cycling jacket.

This item does not work. It does not stretch very much at all. A hook broke off on the first use trying to use it to hold a basketball on a bike rack.

I bought this to strap my Kryptonite bike lock to my bike rack because the lock is so heavy, the supplied lock holder kept loosening on my bike frame. I finally got rid of the lock holder and started strapping the lock to my bike rack and securing it with bungee cords instead. It was a time-consuming process so I bought this little doohickey hoping it would cut down on time. It does a decent job, but it's too large to be used for this purpose in how it's secured in the pictures. I have to hook the hooks underneath the bike rack, then over the lock, and back under the rack to get the tension tight enough to secure my lock. It's also been handy in securing a cooler on a trip to the beach. Definitely worth the money, but had to adapt the way I thought I could use it.Update 10/27/18: added a star because I was impressed by how well this net has held up! It hasn't broken or stretched out at all. I've even tested it's limits a bit with some larger cargo items (see image of a 12pk of toilet paper + full size laundry detergent on bike rack). You can get a bit creative with what you want to strap to your bike with this thing!

I bought this for my bike rack to tie down groceries, bags, and extra clothing. It's great at retaining things to my bike. I've had it for a little over a year and it began to break apart. For $12 and daily hard use i think this is a great product. I'm ordering another one.

worked for one 5 month season and then snapped.It was great when it worked and it doesn’t take up much space when not in use.

I did not buy this to secure anything to a bicycle. I bought it to keep light plastic things from flipping over in my dishwasher! Yes, it's a bit small, but I bought multiples and hook them together in various configurations when needed...The silicone netting works great for that, and because it's silicone, it's also heat-resistant! The hooks secure to a variety of places in the dishwasher, including sides, bottom, and even to finger-rings on mugs. I've used it on the top rack, but also on the bottom rack as long as the plastics are not too close to the heating element. It keeps things in place while letting the water flow freely as it should.The baby-product manufacturer "Boon" makes a similar product, but theirs is a gawdawful lime green color, so this black and grey product is more pleasing to my aesthetic sensibilities.So if you come across this review while looking for a bicycle product but you have a dishwasher and you use light plastic containers, consider it as one of those things you never thought you needed, but once you had it, wondered why you hadn't gotten it sooner...

I bought this for my girlfriend's bike rack so that if we were out and she didn't want to wear her jacket or sweater she could ball it up and attach it easily to her rack. The bikes are stored in the kitchen, not outside to avoid wear and oxidization, so yesterday when the rubber snapped catastrophically popping all of the clips off all over the street and breaking one and then the net winding itself around the rear hub of the bike you could say I had some concerns. I don't know that we ever even used it at this point, and now it's missing a clip and has several broken pieces of netting. I cannot in good conscience recommend this to anyone.

I actually use this on my handtruck for deliveries. I have tried multiple types of small cargo nets and this one has held up the best out of all the ones I have tried. Most nets break apart after about 2 weeks of use, but this one has held up for 2 months so far. While on my hand truck it stays stretched out, and has product up against it, rubbing it, and it has only had a small chunk taken out of part of the rubber. I would say this is one of the best small cargo nets, definitely going to order more in case the one I have does break.