Can I Use a Cargo Net With the Benton MoveHitch
Updated 07/28/2026 | Published 07/27/2026 >
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Hey etrailer, We'll mostly be carrying coolers, duffel bags, and firewood on our MoveHitch. Do you recommend using a cargo net, and if so, which one fits best? Thanks! Melissa
asked by: Melissa T
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Hey Melissa! A cargo net is definitely a good idea when you're carrying a lot of gear like that. . The Benton HotMesh Cargo Net # B32FR is going to be the best option since its specifically designed to fit a 24" x 60" like the Benton MoveHitch # B86VR. This stretches over coolers, totes, firewood, and other bulky gear to help keep everything contained while your straps hold the load securely in place.
What kind of trips are you planning this season?
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Benton HotMesh Cargo Net for 24x60 Cargo Carriers
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- 23 Inch Wide
- 56 Inch Long
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Melissa
7/28/2026
Thanks for the quick response! This is exactly what we're looking for. Mostly local camping trips, we like to keep it spontaneous!