Genuine Subaru F551SFJ100 Cargo Net, Rear

I'm pretty disappointed with it. I loved the cargo net in my old car, and I hoped this one would be similar. My old car's cargo net reached side-to-side for a full barrier between the small area in front of it and the rest of the trunk behind it. It was not a pocket style, just a barrier, but it really was perfect for keeping things like groceries in place while I drove.The pocket on this net is almost too limited to be of any value. More than that, though, is the fact that it does not truly reach fully side-to-side and its placement is a little too close to the front of the trunk. The bottom of the net is a leather pouch that you can tuck the net back into and zip up when not in use. That's a nice thought, until you consider that the pouch is not wide enough to reach side-to-side and does not have the elasticity of the net. So, you're left with gaps between the bottom corners of the net and the sides of the trunk. Being too close to the front of the trunk, it's difficult to use it like a barrier as I did my old one, fitting grocery bags or whatever between the net and the front of the trunk.This net could have been so much more useful with just a couple of minor modifications. I may search for an aftermarket or generic alternative that does a better job at being a barrier that will accommodate more items and hold them in place like my old one.

I wanted a quality cargo net for my car and this item fits perfectly in the back of my Crosstrek 2016 Limited. It has the SUBARU brand tag and the net is very sturdy. The hooks come attached to the net and easily installs in seconds onto the hook latches that came with the car. So far so good. Great product. It is a bit on the expensive side but you get what you paid for and I was looking for something sturdy. Overall, a def recommend for any Subaru owner!

Takes less than a minute to hook into place. Then, load it up! It'll swallow two or three grocery bags, even when they're holding half-gallon cartons of milk. If they're too full to fit inside the net, tuck 'em between the net and the lip of the cargo bay. Now you can pull away from green lights at a quick but sensible speed and glide through turns without scattering the groceries all over the cargo bay.When you don't need it, unhook it, neatly roll it up and stow it under the floorboard in the spare tire well.

The net is exactly as advertised, and perfectly fit my 2016 Crosstrek. The price is very reasonable considering my local dealer wanted to charge almost $100 for this (they claimed it included "installation") which is a total scam considering how simple it is to install this net. There are four clips that attach to the loops already present in the hatch/trunk, took about 20 seconds to install and it looks perfect. The net helps with grocery trips (no more bags falling over and food going everywhere) as well as hiking (holds shoes, water bottles, snacks etc.) I am 100% satisfied with this purchase.

Just as advertised. Fits just fine. So much less expensive than the dealership. I have a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek. I bought the car used and it didn't have a cargo net in back. I looked into the price from the dealership and said it can wait, went to Amazon and found this option and it's perfect. Thanks

Fits my 2015 XV Crosstrek Limited nicely. The pocket style net is perfect for keeping a few bags of groceries from rolling around. I wish the netting were a bit stronger, but no problems or ripping so far.

Fits great, but has proven to be more awkard & in-the-way than helpful in organizing my cargo area. It's neither flush with the door/hatch, nor far back enough for usable storage space between the net & the door. Getting items up & over the net and into the back is awkward, but I'm a measly 5'1", so I'm sure taller folks would find this more useful.

Interesting design as it requires it to be folded into it's case when not in use as it prevents the safety release handle from operating if you leave it up. Seems to me a design flaw. Relatively easy to install, definitely would not pay the dealership to install. Had to google for install instructions.