Question for anyone with a Raingler attic

[murrman]

I’m looking to get the 2nd row seat attic from Raingler for my 2 door, but I have a question for anyone who has one of these products already. I had one of their attics for my previous vehicle (Honda Element), and I had to send it back to be modified to take some of the slack out of the netting. In its stock form, it hung too low when I put anything in the net and blocked my view out the rear window. I’m curious if the same is true for the Bronco nets as well.

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[B22-2023]

I’m looking to get the 2nd row seat attic from Raingler for my 2 door, but I have a question for anyone who has one of these products already. I had one of their attics for my previous vehicle (Honda Element), and I had to send it back to be modified to take some of the slack out of the netting. In its stock form, it hung too low when I put anything in the net and blocked my view out the rear window. I’m curious if the same is true for the Bronco nets as well.

I have Raingler and Blue Overland. They all sag too much but the BO is a little sturdier and more adjustable. I find it useful to have some velcro straps on hand to tighten it all up. Worth it though to get lightweight stuff out put of the way in the dead space.

 

[MFP2241]

I’m looking to get the 2nd row seat attic from Raingler for my 2 door, but I have a question for anyone who has one of these products already. I had one of their attics for my previous vehicle (Honda Element), and I had to send it back to be modified to take some of the slack out of the netting. In its stock form, it hung too low when I put anything in the net and blocked my view out the rear window. I’m curious if the same is true for the Bronco nets as well.

Good thread about attic nets here;

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/bronco-attic.45566/page-2

The one I use in my Bronco (which was the attic net for my Xterra back in the day), I've had since 2006, there's not a stitch out of place. Top quality items.

 

[murrman]

I have Raingler and Blue Overland. They all sag too much but the BO is a little sturdier and more adjustable. I find it useful to have some velcro straps on hand to tighten it all up. Worth it though to get lightweight stuff out put of the way in the dead space.

I looked at the Blue Overland, but it doesn’t look like it’s compatible with the 2 door Broncos.

 

[Direvarg]

I just installed one last week. Ordered it back in November and it finally arrived, now considering taking it out. I’m 6’1 and sitting in the back, my forehead is pressed against the edge of the net uncomfortably. Tries putting some jackets in the net and the impact on rear view mirror was minimal.

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