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Question: Is it big enough to hold a men's sized basketball on a bike cargo rack?
Document: It is a nice Bungee net. I use this mostly with a milk crate sized basket I have tied onto my bike rack (actually it is exactly a milk crate). The bungee net expands nicely to either enclose a small trip to the grocery store or even to hold down a box of diapers put in diagonal which would fall out in a big bump otherwise.
I used it to hang my backpack (lunchbox, small laptop, leatherman kit, gym gear) off the side of the rack for a week -- by day 10 two of the knots at the hooks got untied, the cap on one of the hooks fell off and got lost. Basically, if your cargo is too small/too light, this won't stretch enough to hold it, and if it's too big/too heavy this will stretch too close to breaking point.
This is a good net. I use it to hold my backpack in my bike basket and it's big enough to fit over the whole thing and strong enough to hold it in place if my bike falls over.
this item seems fairly well crafted. good design. just a little on the LARGE side. i have used it a few times to secure my heavy coat to my rear rack and it has room to stretch when doing so. i even join the two hooks that wrap around the sides under the rack. it could stretch to hold things big enough, i think, that the weight of said things might cause the net to fail.
Basic, simple, and perfect. This cargo net was exactly what I needed for the rear rack on my bike. It fits great, and was tough enough to hold down a large bag of fertilizer on a recent trip.
I bought this along with a bike rack bag a month or so ago, and it has come in quite handy. Feels very secure, and it's stretchy enough to fit over my rack bag to make even more cargo room. I mostly use it when I need to bring a change of shoes with me and I don't want to put them in my rack bag with my purse and stuff. I have also used it to hold a cover down over my rack bag when it rains.
Use this all the time in conjunction with grocery bag sized panniers on farmer's market days. I typically fill the panniers with more storable produce like apples and broccoli and use the cargo net to gently but securely hold a half flat of strawberries on the back rack. It's also good for carrying a sleeping bag, soccer ball, or other oddly shaped or oversized items which won't fit into the panniers.
I bought this net to secure my medium-sized backpack to my newAvenir Rear Road Bike Rack (Black, 700c)and was disappointed to find how extremely wobbly the whole thing was. I tried several methods of looping the net around, crossing hooks over to secure opposite ends more tightly, and in the end there was always one or two hooks that popped off. I did not feel that my backpack was secure enough and ended up wearing it home.My biggest complaints were:1.
bought this product along with the avenir bike rack and it worked well enough only it's too big so i have to wrap it around the bike rack which makes it kind of a pain. for other uses i'm sure it's fine
This was an excellent purchase. I have a bike with a rack and got this net so I could transport cargo like a packed lunch or groceries. It keep items very steady on the rack and is easy to put on - and the stretchiness is wonderful for adapting to different-sized items.
Answer: yes