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Compare the Pac Mule Cargo Net to Other Truck Organizer Products
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How other Truck Organizer Products Compare to Pac Mule Cargo Net
If you look in the back of any pickup truck bed, you're bound to see some kind of string, bungee cord, rope
or other restraint line either strung from one tie down to another, or just hanging there.
You're also likely to see all sorts of things that have been tossed in there like bags, tools, coolers,
coffee mugs, other truck cargo nets, trash and whatever else ends up back there.
Many people don't want to invest the time, money and headache of installing a permanently mounted truck box,
especially if they don't use it for work, not to mention the fact that truck boxes don't really work well for holding
groceries when they're stuffed with tools and such.
A bed extender is great for restraining large objects, but you rarely see bed extenders restraining
groceries and such unless the whole area is filled with groceries. Otherwise, the bags of groceries will still
end up turned over. Most people use the bed extender specifically to extend the bed. Rarely do you see people
using it the other way unless they're on a road trip and have plenty of supplies to fill that vacant space.
The Pac Mule Cargo Net is perfect for small items, and in addition, can be used in conjunction with the bed extender
or tool box because you can move it anywhere in the truck bed since is not permanently mounted.
An ordinary bungee cargo net is worthless for groceries. And if you restrain something small and light enough to fit
inside one, it's hard to get it out. You have to pull the cargo net to get at something inside of it.
With the Pac Mule Cargo Net, you just reach right in and you're done. A bungee cargo net is difficult to store because
they get all tangled up. The Pac Mule Cargo Net can be easily stored in the cab behind the seats
or hung up on bike hooks in the garage.
Most trucks come with tie downs or anchors in all four corners of the bed, usually positioned about half way
up on the inside. Sometimes you see bungee cords strung across the bed from these tie downs, not really
serving any constructive purpose, except to make it look like you use the back of your truck.
The Pac Mule Cargo Net eliminates this wasted space and gives you plenty of room to put your gas cans, coolers,
ropes, small tools, etc… With the Pac Mule Cargo Net, the tie downs can be used to install a cable lock as a theft deterrent.
Cargo bars can be useful in certain situations, but usually with larger items that simply need
to be restrained from sliding back and forth. The Pac Mule Cargo Net actually holds things inside the
partitioned spaces. It can also be used simultaneously as a cargo restraint bar for larger objects.
Cargo gates and the like are also useful under certain circumstances and can add strength and utility
to a pickup truck bed. The Pac Mule Cargo Net does that, and it also gives you the flexibility to just toss stuff
in knowing that it's not going to slide around. A Pac Mule Cargo Net used in conjunction with a cargo gate is
an excellent solution to moving cargo with extra security.
Bungee cords are useful for quick tie down jobs but should not be relied on to restrain objects that
could fly out of the bed and either injure someone else or cause an accident. Once you get the
Pac Mule Cargo Net cranked in nice and tight, you can feel comfortable that it will durably restrain objects that
need to stay in the bed of the truck. Bungee cords may also be used in conjunction with the Pac Mule Cargo Net.
Tonneau covers and camper shells are a great way to keep items from leaving the truck bed and
a Pac Mule Cargo Net used in conjunction with one of these is the optimal solution to pickup truck bed organization
and restraint, especially for smaller items.
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