http://www.raingler.com/shop/productDetails.asp?productID=107

These look kinda cool. Anyone try these before. I know my hands have slipped off the rails a few times, causing me to fall back to the ground.

"It may be the soldiers who get all the glory, but its the ENGINEERS who build society"

http://www.raingler.com/shop/products.asp?catID=12

More products for Xterra or Frontiers

"It may be the soldiers who get all the glory, but its the ENGINEERS who build society"

Get some handlebar tape from a bike shop, or tool handle wrap from a home center- roughly the same thing for alot less $$$$.

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1998 nissan

I have 100 pound Black Lab and I also have 6 year old and 7 month old daughters. I can't afford to have the dog to accidently or on purpose end up in the back seat.

I'm going to have to order that. Much better than a metal option.

ben

new Xterra owner. 2002 XE 4X2 V6

A friend in my group has some. I tried them out and they work real nice. Held up well and felt very strong and well build like all of raingler's products.

Now available on www.xterraparts.com

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"It may be the soldiers who get all the glory, but its the ENGINEERS who build society"

I have one of each of the nets that Raingler makes for the Xterra. They are all great and well made. My favorite is the interior roof net. The nice thing about the barrier net is that when you don't need it, just roll it up and stuff it under the front seat. The ballistic grip works great too. I have one on the rear crossbar of my roof rack to help when standing on the rear bumper.

Ryan