Safety Cargo Lifting Net Straps, Flat Nylon Sling Hoisting Net, Loading and Unloading Heavy Objects 10cm Square Mesh Tear Resistance for Construction Rigging Moving Towing Hoisting Work Gear Black

We used this to haul 100lb rocks for creek stepping stones along a trail. It was challenging finding a rod right-sized and strong enough to thread on each size but once found it worked great - with appropriate stopping times along the way!

I've got this coyote that's always trying to catch this roadrunner. The other day his regular supplier ran out of these, so I was able to order this one. One day, he'll get that roadrunner!

Strip are a little long but works

I used this cargo net to drag heavy boulders across my yard during a landscape project. It worked perfect.

Seems to be good idea but not sure it will work as expected for lifting/ storage in garage.

This is a smaller cargo net that is very well built. I checked it over closely and it didn’t have any flaws and the stitching was tight. I plan to use it to haul junk up out of a creek bed using a zipline and a hoist. I need to get the refuse up off the forest floor and up a slope that is 45 degrees over about 200 feet. The zipline will be attached to trees that will have tires wrapped around them to protect them from damage from the zipline. Having this size of a cargo net will limit the size of the load that can be hauled but that should make each load safer. I will be doing this by myself, so I want to take things slow and avoid any accidents. I estimate the largest load that I will be lifting to be less than 200 lbs. The 2200 lb. rating will easily handle that weight. I will need to watch out for any sharp surfaces that might cut the webbing.I am still accumulating the tools I need to complete my cleanup project, but I am almost there. This was one of the items on my list. I am looking forward to using it!

I used mine to hoist 400+ pounds of material up through a trap door, from my workshop into a storage area. It's tear resistant, too.

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