I hate plastic bags sliding all over the back
- Thread starter Raingler
- Start date
- Location
- Central FL
I have a generic net connected to the utility track that I use to hold down bags.
Sent from over there...
Sent from over there...
- Location
- Amarillo, TX
Interest, yes, $100, that'd rule it out for me, the one that came with the X doesn't do a poor enough job to warrant a $100 "pouch"...no offense intended, just my opinion...now if this were big enough with long enough leads to serve as a camping gear tie down for the cargo area, I'd be all over it...
FFPEAVES
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- chattanooga, tn
Yea no offense intended either for me but I'm doing full custom built storage boxes with lights etc starting at just $125 so I'm my opinion $100 is a bit much for a net storage but don't get me wrong they are nice
rolling rock
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- PA
Thats why i love the factory sliding storage box. It has dividers and nets. Dont know what year these came standard?
Airmapper
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- Bowling Green, KY
X2. The stock one works just as well and came with the X. I don't see $100 in value to the upgrade. I don't drink utility water, I buy it in jugs for drinking, and the stock one will handle about 10 gallons of water fine, which is a lot heavier and prone to sliding around than I'd say it was intended for.
Now make it so I can have multiple rows like that, and you'll have something. Say find a way to rig 3 of those parallel, it would be sweet. I could put water in one, heavy groceries in one, bread and eggs in one, and know it's all going to stay separate. I might consider that at $100 built like the one above, but I'm cheap.