Coghlan's Rectangular Mosquito Net – Lightweight Mesh Canopy for Camping, Travel, and Outdoor Use – Includes Tie Loops, Carry Bag, Twine, Hooks, Anchors, Nails – White, 78" x 32" x 59"

Worked well for scout camp lean-to. Came with hooks and was easy to hang. Plenty of room and i did not feel claustrophobic. lots of extra material to hang down.

This mosquito netting seem to be made well, have nice features, and is durable. We, however, are outside the box type of folks and didn't purchase for the usual intended use... Saw these and thought they'd be perfect for our needs (they were!!) We had one of our goats that had facial surgery and we needed to keep him caged and keep the bugs away from the wound site while he was recouping. So this bug netting was the perfect solution. It fit over the jumbo dog cage (with room to spare). Easy to move when we had to get in to clean the wound site or change his food and water. He could see us and we could see him thru the netting which was a definitely plus. Kept all the flies and bugs away from him during his recovery. Definitely much more cost effective than having to buy netting and try to sew it to fit the cage. Only downside was from our goat... He liked the netting so much he started eating it. But even with the few holes from his midnight snacking, it did the job we needed it to do. The holes are easy to mend. I can see this bug netting being used for many things other than just what it was originally intended for. Definitely a good investment.

Worked fine on a mission trip to the Honduras.

This is a mosquito net, and does the job. This is not advertised or rated as a no-see-um net, so I really cannot fairly critique the product on that. It blocks out the bigger bugs for sure. It is a cheap mosquito net, and for $10 you can easily create a lot of things out of this: Giant net to hold plastic ball-pit balls in, a "castle" in the house on a rainy day, picnics, etc. The kids had a blast with this set up. For ultra light campers this is not really that small or light weight for what it is. It is pretty big. For the price though, you can easily modify it or cut it to your needs and then it may really be small enough to take along with you. It is definitely too small to cover a picnic bench or anything like that, it is meant for sleeping on a cot or small bed. Generally speaking, I'd say this isn't the solution for anyone looking for a cheap ultralight bug shelter. Personal opinion: if you're trying to protect from bugs you want to protect from ALL bugs, not just mosquitoes. if you're trying to protect yourself from bugs for hammock camping in particular, this will be better than nothing but not really worth the extra cost in comparison to spending on a hammock with a net attached already. You can just flip the hammock over for times you don't want the netting. A snugpak sleeping bag jungle style + a netted hammock will protect you from no-see-ums, see-ums, and any other ums. But if you're in a pinch like we were and needed something temporary, this did the job well. We just strung it on the ridge line on diagonal corners, and tucked the ends under the sleeping mat. It did really well. The feel of it is not quality, but you're not really paying a quality price tag here either. For what it's worth, we used it for several different things and while we weren't too rough on it we weren't careful either and it didn't rip or tear. It does snag easily.

I was struggling trying to figure out out to keep flies and mosquitos off my bunnies. Flies lay maggots on bunnies behinds and this can kill them. Mosquitoes (especially in my area cause diseases that can kill in 24 hours). I needed something. I found this: Pros: Bigger then anticipated so it covers not only the hutch but the pen I keep around the hutch. touches ground so nothing can fly in. No worries about those nasty flying killers. Can't beat the price! Cons: I wish it was stronger fabric! It does catch on the pen. So far I haven't ripped a hole in it. I have to lift it out of the way to feed and water my babies and clean thier hutch. However, if it does get a hole it is cheap enough to replace. I might use it as a pattern and get better netting and make a new one next year. I took a picture of my happy bunnies that get to run around their pen and are mosquito and fly free! Im sure this would be good for camping but I bought purposely to save my bunny's!

This is larger and lighter than I expected. This would be a great For camping and also a convenient quick Bug barrier for the backyard or kids playhouse. In my case I needed some thing to wrap around a night time duck pen. While the duck coops being built they sleep for safety in a dog crate at night and I wanted some thing to protect them from the bugs so the poor things weren’t miserable but to allow a nice cool breeze this was perfect it’s just a little big and being bigger means I spend about 10 minutes every night clipping folding and wrapping it around the pen which has at this point of course caused holes. Even using it in this way that it wasn’t made for it has still held up a lot better than I would’ve expected. when I remember I hose it off in the morning and hang it over the clothesline to dry. So if you’re packing up the kids after a day of camping or going home from a day at the beach or the lake this should be clean and ready to pack away pretty quick it even comes with a convenient little pouch.

I've only used it a spare few times, and the reason being that it is just a real pain to set up. Also note that it does not come with ropes, so you need to supply those yourself otherwise you can't hang it up. If you don't fold the net well before storing it, it will become a tangled mess (like earphones get in a pocket). But, it does work; the nights that I've used it, I've gotten less mosquito bites than usual. Just remember not to sleep too close to the side of the net, as nearby mosquitoes and bus can still get a bite out of you if you're too close to the mesh.

Very nice bug net. I thought these would be flimsy for the price but its not. The material is very strong and I can see it lasting for a long time. These got caught on the YKK Zippers on my tent and I thought it was done for. I yanked it out because it was really stuck in the zippers deep thinking it would rip to shreds. The net actually pulled out in once piece and I pulled on it quite strongly too. I use these for my hammock and it works out great. These bug nets have bigger netting compared to ENO hammock nets which is great because 1) it is lighter and 2) it lets more air flow. It has blocked all types of insects from flying/crawling in and for the price compared to $60 hammock net, it is a fantastic bargain. Highly recommended.

Nice as specifed

Fantastic net , strong and big enough for my veg patch.

XXL dog kennel fits into this net, just! Length wise no problem, width wise on the inch. Protects our Husky from mosquitoes in the summer. They work well but rip easily. Close the dog kennel during day if your dog is out, so he doesn't get caught up in net like a fish, rippin' it! Other than that, worth purchasing for every season 😃 Our husky loves it, he knows he is going to have a good sleep in the mosquitoe invested outskirts of British Columbia ⛺💤

As discribed

Great quality, as described. Using mosquito nets revolutionized camping. A bug will alway get in somehow, at some point in the night. This keeps you protected and has islets to hang it up so it isn't directly touching you. Amazing for sleeping outdoors under the stars!