Hammock Bug Mosquito Net XL 11x4.6FT No-See-Ums Polyester Fabric for 360 Degree Protection Dual Sided Diagonal Zipper for Easy Access Fits All Hammocks

I bought this net because from the photos, it looked as if I could just let it hang from the structural ridgeline on my hammock. I was correct. I could and did. That is a great advantage, because it means that you do not need a separate suspension for the bug net. You already have a suspension for the hammock and one for the tarp, so it's really good that a third one is not absolutely necessary. A few observations about the hammock: 1. The weave is pretty coarse, so I doubt if it is no-see-um proof. I like it that way, though, because I don't need no-see-um quality mesh, and the coarser mesh means that the net is lighter and less bulky and that it blocks much less of any breeze that may want to come through. 2. I do not like the clips supplied for the ridgeline. As I said above, I am not using a separate suspension for the net, but, if I wanted to, I would have to use something small enough to go into the supplied clips. That means no paracord or anything larger than about 1.8 mm (just guessing at that). If I wanted to use a separate suspension, I would replace these with something more usable. 3. The net and stuff sack (that I seam ripped off of the net) together weigh a light 10 oz or just a tad more and pack small. The zipper looks adequate. The net is plenty long for an 11 ft hammock, which I am using, and maybe even a 12 footer. I see no reason why, with a bit of caution and care, this net should not last for many seasons. And the price is great.

Leagues above other hammocks that come with a net built only on the top of the hammocks. I got so annoyed with being bitten by mosquitos through the bottom fabric of my hammock and this is the perfect solution. Super easy and it’s spacey enough that the mosquitos can’t get me unless I’m deliberately pressing against the netting.

The Wecamture Hammock Bug Mosquito Net fits my Wise Owl double-wide hammock perfectly. The price is excellent, and the build quality is good for what you pay. The material isn’t the most robust, but if you handle it gently, it should last a long time. Overall, this is a solid option for keeping bugs away while relaxing outdoors without spending a fortune. Pros: Fits Wise Owl double-wide hammock well Affordable price Good build quality for the cost Provides effective bug protection Cons: Material is not heavy-duty (requires gentle handling) If you’re looking for a budget-friendly mosquito net for your hammock, this is a great choice!

This literally saved me from an unholy amount of mosquitoes in Colorado. There were so many on this net when I woke up and none of them got in!

This bug hammock net works perfect for overnight camping, or just laying in your hammock and reading a book. Gets those annoying flies off your face. Also folds up very small.

Got this to use for our backyard hammock. Light weight, easy to use. The color black doesn't obscure view. The size work well for the hammock. It seems durable after hanging.

I had no trouble sleeping in this, during a warm Florida night while the mosquitos bounced off on the outside. I agree with the other reviews that the mesh is probably too wide to keep out noseeums, but it worked great for stopping mosquitos and it did allow a fine breeze to flow through. This fit well around my ENO Doublenest hammock. The zipper worked well with no problem, and the hooks held the mosquito net securely along the supplied ridge line. This was well worth the money.

I ordered color “Blue3,” which is just the hammock bug net. Update: I was getting absolutely swarmed by mosquitos as I set up my hammock. Now that I’m inside (as I write this!), they are still landing on the net, but none of them can get in. Confirmed effective against mosquitoes, despite larger netting. It has a much wider weave than my (much more expensive) hammock/tent’s bug net. In my photo, you can see this bug net on the left, compared to my other net on the right with much finer mesh. I still have to wait for mosquitos to really test it against them (which is my main concern), but so far I have seen little flies go in and out of the net, and had tiny black ants crawling on me in the hammock. It does offer protection from larger insects and dangerous insects like bees and wasps; it’s certainly far better than nothing at all. But it’s not the best bug net. Again, I’ll have to see how it does against mosquitos when they’re out this summer. Will the holes be too small, or will they be able to fold their wings and squeeze in? Apart from the mesh size, the bug net is pretty cheaply made (you get what you pay for), but good nonetheless. Easy to hang, easy to get in and out of, easy to adjust. It has a gear hook on the inside too, for fans/lanterns/what have you. Good for the price, but the most important thing is having a very fine mesh, and this net doesn’t.