INEOS Grenadier Cargo Nets
INEOS Grenadier Cargo Nets
These cargo nets fit the INEOS Grenadier (2023-present, Station Wagon and Utility Wagon). They turn the bare rear load bay into a system that holds your gear where you put it, instead of letting it slide around on washboard and corners.
There are three nets, each built for a spot in the cargo area. The Upper net clips into the cargo barrier brackets up top and hooks to the rear seats at the bottom, so it caps the load and doubles as a soft partition between the cargo bay and the back seat. The Lower/Floor net anchors to the floor utility rails and tie-down rings to keep small, loose items from migrating. The Vertical net stands upright by the rear door to corral the stuff that always tips out when you open the tailgate. Buy the one position you need, or grab the bundle and run all three together as a three-zone setup.
Every net is heavy-duty nylon webbing with mesh, made in the USA by Overland Gear Guy, the official manufacturer of the Grenadier nets. No drilling needed: they mount to the Grenadier's factory cargo brackets, floor rails, and tie-down rings. Pick from three colors (Black, OD Olive Drab, Coyote Tan), and it's all backed by a lifetime warranty.
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Overview
USA-made cargo nets for the INEOS Grenadier (2023-present, Station Wagon and Utility Wagon). Three position-specific nets, Upper, Lower/Floor, and Vertical, mount to the factory cargo brackets, floor utility rails, and tie-down rings with no drilling. Sold individually or as a three-net bundle in three colors.
Key features
- Three positions, one load bay: Upper net caps the cargo and partitions off the rear seats, Lower/Floor net secures small items at the deck, Vertical net stands guard at the rear door.
- No-drill mounting: Upper net clips into the cargo barrier brackets and hooks to the rear seats; the Lower/Floor net anchors to the factory floor rails and tie-down rings.
- Heavy-duty nylon webbing and mesh built by Overland Gear Guy, the official manufacturer of the Grenadier nets.
- Made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty.
- Three colors: Black, OD Olive Drab, Coyote Tan; buy by net position or as the full three-net bundle.
Use cases
Grenadier owners run the Upper net as a soft pet-and-gear partition so the dog and loose kit stay in the back and out of the rear seats on rough trail. The Lower/Floor and Vertical nets keep groceries, recovery gear, and camp kit from sliding around on washboard roads and pavement alike. Run all three together and the empty load bay becomes a three-zone storage system.
- Fitment: INEOS Grenadier, 2023-present (Station Wagon / Utility Wagon)
- Net types: Upper, Lower/Floor, Vertical; sold individually or as a 3-net bundle
- Material: Heavy-duty nylon webbing with mesh
- Mounting (Upper): Clips into factory cargo barrier brackets, hooks to rear seats, no drilling
- Mounting (Lower/Floor): Anchors to floor utility rails and tie-down rings, no drilling
- Colors: Black, OD Olive Drab, Coyote Tan
- Country of origin: Made in the USA
- Warranty: Lifetime
Which Grenadier does this fit, and do I need to order a specific net?
It fits the INEOS Grenadier, 2023-present (Station Wagon and Utility Wagon). Pick the net by position: Upper, Lower/Floor, or Vertical. If you want full coverage, the bundle includes all three.
How do the nets mount, and do I need extra hardware?
No drilling required. The Upper net clips into the factory cargo barrier brackets up top and hooks to the rear seats at the bottom. The Lower/Floor net anchors to the floor utility rails and tie-down rings. Everything uses the Grenadier's existing factory mounting points.
Will it hold a dog or gear back from the rear seats?
Owners run the Upper net as a soft pet-and-gear partition, and it does that job well on rough roads. Keep in mind it's a containment net, not a crash-rated barrier; for true impact protection in a hard stop, a metal barrier is the right tool.
What is it made of, and how do I clean it?
Heavy-duty nylon webbing with mesh. It wipes or rinses clean, and if any hardware ever fails it's covered by a lifetime warranty.
Is it really made in the USA?
Yes. Overland Gear Guy has built gear in the USA since 1990 and is the official manufacturer of the Grenadier cargo nets.