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The Spidy Gear Bed Webb truck bed cargo net is designed to secure even and uneven loads alike. Constructed of heavy-duty stretch shock cord, this cargo net is easy to install and fits all mid-size truck beds.
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Ratings & Reviews

Ron G.
4/17/2022
Started having webbing break after 6 months. Still works but its not as durable as I thought it would be. That said, it does its job.


Gwendolyn Y.
6/3/2025
You know what, as long as it achieved what you wanted it to achieve then that's a win in my book, Waldon! These would be much easier to clean up after Halloween instead of the other options that are out there... You may have just given me some pretty good ideas.

Douglas
10/19/2026
great still doing the job


Bm
2/20/2020
This has been the best aftermarket product that I have bought for a pickup. I use this net all the time. It works great for hauling cardboard to recycle center. I have also used to help cover the loads to the dump since they charge 2x for uncovered load. I just bought a Tundra and will use this cargo net for my new truck. Great product!

Trucklos
4/29/2023
Roughly around 5-6months of constant use and sunlight, I kept it on the truck in the desert heat where I live and it finally snapped due to heat and dryness. They replaced it for me through the warranty and now I keep it in the truck until I need to use it. LOVE THE PRODUCT WILL DEFINITELY RECOMMEND IT TO ANYONE!
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Gerald
2/12/2020
Cargo net is working out well. I did have an issue with the D-rings that came with the cargo net that fasten to the inside of the tailgate. They started to rust shortly after I installed them. I replaced them with stainless steel ones that I purchased from a hardware supplier in the area.