Mosquito Net with Insect Shield Permethrin Bug Repellent, Sleep Net

Daughter loves it, takes it to Girl Scout camps where she is free from night-time mosquito bites to the face. Wish we had this when I was a kid. Has lasted a long time without breaking.

Great mosquito net! Keeps the mosquitos off but still lets the breeze in. It folds up into a small disk shape so its super easy to pack up. It’s not super durable, but mosquito nets usually aren’t. If you are mindful when setting up and taking it down it seems like it will last a while. Iv used mine a few times now and have no complaints yet.

This product is awesome. I love the small pack size and it's good for minimalist campers. It can be a bit awkward to get in and out of once it's set up, but practice makes perfect. I had to travel to Indonesia for my work and this kept all the insect off me during the evenings. I also use it for comping while in the USA, as well. There's a good youtube video on how to pack it back down if you have trouble with that. It's easy to find.

Everyone on our Haiti mission trip hated this product. The lower net simply drapes over the torso and legs, allowing mosquitoes to land on the "screened" skin and bite through the net. So for the lower half of the body, the bag offers little protection. If you toss and turn, the lower net snarls up and is a huge pain to untangle. The only redeeming feature is the size...the bag will fit inside a carry-on suitcase. Still, for true mosquito protection, best to consider a larger, full-body size screen tent.

Appears to work fine if you sleep on the ground or perhaps on a double air mattress, but is too wide to fit over a standard cot. Just slips off and falls to the ground rendering it not usable. Nice idea though

I used this daily for the three months I lived and traveled in northern India. The pop up area is spacious over the head/shoulder area. The netting is long enough that it completely covers sleeping bag, and can even be pegged into ground like a tent if used outside. As I was never sure where I would be sleeping, this was invaluable and easily fit into my hiking pack.

Used this on a bed with a travel/sleeping bag liner in very hot rural India. Overall it worked for me but I wouldn't recommend it over a traditional hanging net if you think that is an option for you. Often there is nowhere to hang a net tho so consider my pros and cons below. Pros: -super lightweight and packed down small - wasn't hard to fold back down to put away once u get the hang of it (I watched and quick YouTube by the company and had. I trouble after that) - it was relatively cool compared to using one of those full tents as it allowed slightly more air circulation. Cons: - the pop up top was great and fit perfectly but the bottom part was a major pain to keep on me. I woke up all night anytime I moved freaking out that the netting got jostled off of me and I was exposed. - I used a travel liner bag but often slept on top of it because it was so hot meaning that the netting was just on top of my legs. Meaning I could probably be bit easily through the netting if anything were to land on me and also any sort of creatures could also just crawl all over me. This also contributed to the difficulty of keeping the netting on my body and it not gapping or being pushed off in my sleep. - only one strap underneath it (about back height) to put your sleeping bag or liner through to keep it together, no second strap on the bottom part to help keep things together. - the sides of the netting are just thin net so there is nothing rigid to keep it in place whatsoever. Overall, this worked but was super frustrating every night and just didn't seem to be designed well. You would rarely every use a mosquito net in not super hot climates so the picture of it with a thick sleeping bag is quite misleading and unrealistic.

used it on my month long trip to Manila, Cebu, Palawan, and Boracay. Worked great. Feels like your own personal fort. i could not for the life of me fold it up properly but likely I'm not the only person alive and there are youtube videos how to fold it. fits great on beds.

Es ligero, fácil de armar, no ocupa mucho espacio y cumple el objetivo: dejar fuera a los odiosos mosquitos. Se puede usar con sleeping bag, o en una cama sin ningún problema. Totalmente recomendable.

Muy bueno! No escuche ni a n solo mosquito durante las noches que dormí con el. Fácil de abrir, un poco difícil guardarlo, recomiendo que vean el vídeo de cómo guardarlo Muy buena compra

No es una funda, simplemente se pone por arriba de la bolsa de dormir hay que poner peso para que no se mueva. Cumple con su función.

El producto en general es muy bueno y cumple con su funcion, solo es sumamente complicado volverlo a guardar en su bolsa, y aunque hay un video de como hacerlo y parece muy facil en la practica no lo es, solo logre guardar uno hasta ahora (compre dos) por lo que en ese sentido no es muy practico.

Muy práctico, tamaño excelente para la bolsa de dormir. Protege adecuadamente la cara y el resto del cuerpo siempre y cuando estés dentro de la bolsa de dormir. Excelente calidad y compra