What happens with you remove the bottles?
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I envision positioning some of the bungees from end-to-end lengthwise and some from end-to-end across the width of the caddy, forming a sort of grid. Not sure if I like the photo showing them placed so haphazardly.

Kind of cool and minimalist.

Are there extra bungee cords if one is lost?

Carla - It comes with five bungees. I'll try to find out if extras will be available.

Cargo is moving into production!

I like it. I can put my daughters bath toys in it.

Cargo: coming this summer to a Target store near you!

DEnny, I believe everyone missed your comment. If they are Bungees, they will "unstretch" whatever that word is, and remain hooked to the sides, but fall down the the bottom of Cargo. Meaning that unless you want to restretch the bungee around the bottle, and in some cases, stretch it around other bungees and bottles and stuff, you will end up with a plastic bag with a bunch of bottles in it and absolutely worthless bungees sitting on the bottom of the bag.

Yes, that's my point Copper. But who am I to argue about the ergonomics since it's going into production now. I guess the consumers will ultimately determine it's fate.

The cords aren't droopy...

So the cords are NOT bungee but fixed? I imagine if they were bungees, they would pull the plastic together, misshaping the bag?

The cords stretch but are firm, not saggy. They're not fixed, though. The point is you can arrange them however they work best for you and your stuff. The caddy itself is made of hard plastic -- not a bag -- so no pulling.