R1TCntrlMaIzzy
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Ditto on the lettering. They could’ve sewed it.
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I've had the second/elastic one for about a year. It's gotten lots of use. It's not quite as tight as it used to be since I apparently over-stretched it while hauling large loads of trash bags to the landfill while cleaning out dad's house getting it ready to sell. But, since a replacement cargo net is less than $20, it's not a huge loss.For "good enough" casual use… I keep two nets under the rear seat:
- “Heavy duty” non-stretch: https://a.co/d/9n8eKKS
- And an elastic one: https://a.co/d/1xUKI31
Nature of elastics. And you also highlight nature of “cheap” imported items sold through Amazon. Intentionally cheap so most people think of them as throw-away perishables. Lowers risk of litigation. And if seller chooses to offer full refund, in exchange for retraction of bad review, it’s also not at a high financial cost to seller. Rivian doesn’t have the same flexibility. They have high risk and have to manage it (and be prepared) every step of the way.I've had the second/elastic one for about a year. It's gotten lots of use. It's not quite as tight as it used to be since I apparently over-stretched it while hauling large loads of trash bags to the landfill while cleaning out dad's house getting it ready to sell. But, since a replacement cargo net is less than $20, it's not a huge loss.