4Monster Mosquito Camping Insect Net with Carry Bag, Compact and Lightweight, Fits Sleeping Bags, Bed, Tent (Single)

Waste of money

I was in a scout style canvas tent. I was able to tie onto a support pole, but the bottom needs a better system to either wrap under a cot or secure to a sleeping bag on the ground. My cot would allow something to fly in from the corners. It’s a good size and packs nicely.

I bought this before going on an 11-day camping trip for Boy Scout summer camp. It went up easily and was plenty big enough to cover the entire cot, but the only thing that connects it to the tent is a thin string that broke right away. You have to lift the whole net to get under it to sleep and in doing that, the string broke. I used thin rope I had for hanging clothes to dry to make it work, but really, it was just a pain to try and get in and out of this so I didn't bother with it. For some reason I thought it would have a side split opening that can close back together to make getting into it easy, but it doesn't. Great idea, great size, but I do recommend adding a way to get into it other than having to lift it and end up breaking that thin string that holds it up or just make that string more of a sturdy cord.

Was a life saver

This net is a Christmas present so it hasn't been tested yet, but the ad says that this item weighs only 2 oz. I put it on a scale after I got it out of its Packaging and it weighs over 6 oz. I wouldn't mind if it was just an ounce difference, but that's over three times as much which is a big deal for people who are trying to hike ultralight and save every ounce. I'm still gifting it to my friend and hopefully it works out better than expected, but so far not good.