CosmosUniversal Mesh Cargo Net Wall Sticker Organizer Pouch Bag Storage Mesh Net for Car Trunk, Pack of 2 with Tape Stickers

Quite likely the easiest installation ever. If you carry small loose items in the back of your SUV or the trunk of your car, and if you want to keep them in-place, all you need is a carpeted area and to affix these netted elasticized pouches.These are actually a little larger than what I needed, but they do work and work well. Simply press the generously wide Velcro® style hook material against the carpet in your vehicle and they're installed. I use them on the outer walls (on the inside) of my SUV, between the the rear wheel-wells and the tail light housing. But you can use them virtually any where there is "fuzzy" carpet. (They would also make good safe organizers, assuming the inside of your safe is carpeted.)They are actually netted "bags" having an elasticized opening and elastic across the bottom. The sides, where the hook material is sewn, are not elasticized.Suggestions for possible improvements: (1) Make them in assorted sizes. I like the depth (height when affixed on the wall) and wouldn't want that dimension any smaller, but a 9 or 10-inch width (as opposed to 15-inch) would also be useful. But even a much larger version (both length & width) that would affix to cover a large portion of the floor area would be useful, as well (when there are no cargo hooks in the vehicle for a conventional cargo net). (2) Offer a style having the hook material (a narrower strip) sewn across the top, to allow an even more secure attachment for heavier items stored within the bag opening.All-in-all, these are great add-ons, and removable/repositionable virtually at will. Very reasonably priced, and delivery was very fast.

I bought this for extra storage on my boat Velcro doesn’t hold well so I used pop rivets. It works great. Good value and quality.

I bought these to use in a 90s conversion van I'm making into a camper. I pulled the creepy headliner fabric off this door and added one of these pockets so we'd have a place to stick shoes when we come in. This is a hard plastic surface, so I used some 2" self adhesive industrial loop velcro to attach the pocket. It worked perfectly. The other pocket I attached to some automotive carpet that covers one of the door pockets up front. Seems to stick pretty well. It's important to note that these stick specifically to automotive carpet or loop velcro that you apply. They won't stick to the more residential type carpet that covers some parts of our van, or to the headliner covered walls.

Nice size however the tape doesn't stick well.

Recently bought a used car and was moving over some items from my old car to my new to me car. Wanted some sort of cargo net for the trunk to secure things like jumper cables and portable air compressor. Attached the cargo nets to the sides in my trunk and they’ve held up for a good month already. Seem to stick well and would recommend. Whatever you do stick the cargo net has to be a carpet like material, should not be attached to plastic or metal.

Wanted a pocket for the front of our cooler that we could easily stash car keys and cell phones when on the water. This pocket is perfect and is super easy to apply. Will definitely be buying more.

Put these up in my car for auxiliary pouches but both keep coming loose and there isn't any load on them. They are mounted to plastic in the vehicle and I would guess that if I actually put anything in them, they would just fall away.

Not what I expected. I didn't understand that "Suitable for fluff surface but not for smooth surface" meant they are one side of velcro & it will stick to upholstery, carpet, etc. I thought they would come with 2 part velcro tape where one side had sticky back and the other was attached to the mesh. I want to use these in the rear of my Subaru Forester where the walls are all plastic or metal. But I've got velcro tape (and screws) so these will work for me with a bit of effort.It also wasn't clear to me that these are pockets, with open top & 2 pieces of mesh closed on sides & bottom. So you can either hold things against the wall they are attached to or in the pocket or both.

They work for boats

Works well.